I= Mint ANNUAL FAIR TIE GiioOD AGRICOLTIPASKEY, BUSQUETIANNA COUNTYPA., For the Year 1866, Will be Held on September 20th, 2lat. and 22d. : 3 'T' - - ..- . ,•,, si - n, ,, ;:, - , Li,voio , ; 4.' , V.CR --.:- ; .7 ... r. A1..'i4 1117;7'440 i.t .i , 1 ',": 0 . ...1t 1 .t .. 1 ,1 . .. • ..,./ 4 liiit 24 4. 4 - CreeP ~ ANllif-1 1( 44V ilH •-: "' 04 -........ _ ....„ IL .--- ~ . 7 l. • • ' ' - ' - -- - tE , ',=•4•" - :-..= 1• ' • • THE ANNUAL ADDRESS Will be Delivered at 101 o'clock a. m. of the Last Day of the rait- TU SPE:AM:WS 'NAME WILL IIE LEEoIISCIm IS TIME. Organization and Object of the Society. The Glenwood Agricultural Society was or ganized October 18th, 1861, on a different _plan trout all other Agricultural Societies in the Unit ed States. This Society does not confine its ex hibitors to the narrow limits of Town, County, State; lion rnited States, but opens it to the World. This is the fourth year of Its exhibition, and, judging from the 'success of the past, we expect a great Crowd this year, for we have add ed very largely to our premiums, and shall spare no pains in making everything as attractive as possible. As to the Fair Ground and Truck, they are too well known to need comment.— The Society tenders its thanks to its former vis itors, and pledge themselves to do everything in their power to make this more attractive than any proceeding one, for we believe in improve ment. We refer you to our Premium List and Rules and Regulations for further information. Our crldbition this year, will be Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September2Oth,2lst and 22d, 1861 JAMES E. HOWE, President, Nicholson, Pa. W. H. OATERROLT, Cor. See'y, Olenwood, Pa. H. P. 11..uArnen, Reerml. See'y, Nicholson, Pa. PREMIUM LITF.--GENT'S DEPART?dEIiT CLAss L—STALLIONS, BROOD MARES, MA.TCRED AND SINGLE HORSE& Best Stallion four years old or upwards $lO 2d best 5 Best brood mare with foal at her foot. 5 23 best Best pair matched carriage horses or mares 5 2,1 best 3 Best pair horses or marts for all work 5 23 best 3 Best single driving horses or mares 3 CLASS IL-SADDLE 11012SES AND YOUNG STAI El= Best saddle horse or mare " stallion three years old stallion two years old. " stallion one year old.. CLASS lII.—COLTS AND Mrt.Ea. Best gelding or mare three years 01d... 2d best Best gelding or mare two years old 2.1 best Best pair mule 3 1,1 but CLASS W.—GRADE DLIIIIAM CATTLE, Best bull two years old and upwards $ 5 2,1 Best bull one year old '2,1 best B, st under ten months old 24 best • Bet row three years old and upwards tta Best heifer two years old 2.1 )•,est Best heifer ane ytar 2d best Best heifer under ten months 2d best CLASS V.—GRADE DEVON CATTLE. Best bull two years old and upwards.. $ 5 2cl best 3 Best bull one year old 3 2d beet Best under ten months old 24 best Beet cow three rears old and upwards 21:1 best Best heifer two years old 2d best. Best heifer one year old.. 2d best Best heifer under ten months old 2d best CLAES VL-NATWE CATTLE. Best bull two years old and upwards... ...$ 4 2d best. 2 Best bull one year old 2 2,ti best Best bull, under ten months old Best cow three years old and upwards 2d best Best heifer two years old 241 best Best heifer under ten months old Class VlL—Wortunso OxEN AND Srzzas. Best pair working oxen four years old or over/ .5 2d beat., 3 Best pair steers-three years old 3 2d best - 2 Best pair steers two years old 2 2d best CLAM Vin.—SHEEP AND 74 AVM Best fine wool hack 2d best Best three tine wool ewes 2d best Best three fine wool lambs 2d best Best coarse wool back 2d best. Best three coarse wool ewes.. 2d best Best three coarse wool lamb& CLAss IX.— Slrm):e. Best boar. 2d best Best sot— ...... 2d best Best five spring pigs. 2d test CLAPS X.-POULTRY &C. Best coop Stutuhais , " Brahmas " common fowls.. " Bantams. " Jima " care of canaries - pair turkeys Geese " " Ducks " lot of spring chickens Ct. Ass XL—Futsr Drvisos MECIUXICAL DE 12=1 Best lumber wagon " spring market wagon carriage " open buggy " road sulker— . " trotting suTkey... ~ " buggy ....... (4.45 a Xll.--LBitoND Drristoyr -MECILLISIMI; plow for general use cnltivator " horse-take " hand-rake • ox-yoke 64 • corn-basket " • grain cradle " , • harrow 46 butter firkin " ' wooaen churn' wteelbarrow " cLAes•XEM—Tram Arnelox Mzcaserm&L Derearrstesv. flit set of carriage harness, double 44 44 Al single 2 - .. team_ " double 2 " _pAir t i ll boots, 1 " ' thrOeerdes sole - iaiii,bemlockAanned 2 t. A ' Ai a et oa k . u 2 , ~ 4 6 _. .u. upper " ~ - it 2 "-- ~,4& ' —"-: • calf slim ~. "'' ,'!: " 3 :".:*l4 : bitale; iitalsietlll = 4 2 14 e Cues Xit-Lfoirirrit Ornisfoar LakinAi Dzrewriarim Best specimen of thi ware 8 2 u u - . dearrlegitiksign P 211 144. • 2 " ". Of cablnecirork......... ... ~. . 5 " t . of horeo shoeing and shoes a " " straw cutter , 9 " " mowing machine. 5 " " corn shelter 1 t' CLASSI Best three heads of cauliflowers. " " " "'cabbage.... " twelve round turnips.... " French turiuLy4 rutabaga tt. Ms. .... " " beets IA IA carrot , " " parsnips. 4 . i " " onions. 3 " peppers it " " tomatoes { " three squashes. 1 " " pumpkins 1 " twelve cars of sweet, corn i " three water melons; I " " musk melons , i '• one bushel'of potatoes 2 CLAes XVl.—Burrint,`,Custar, HORSY, &c. Best pail or firkin of butter $ 5 2d best 3d best. Best twenty pounds or more of cheese_:;___ 2 :Id best 1 Best maple sugar 1 " box of honey " maple syrup 1 " cider vinegar " home made soap I CLAS.9 XVII.-GRAIN AND FLOVR. Best bushel of corn in the ear ' $ 2 " " of oats__ - ';: 1 " " of buckwheat 1 " halt bushel of whitt) spring wheat 2 " " " redwinter wheat 2 * it 44 44 wh i te u u 2 44 44 41. rye 1 " peck of clover seed 1 timothy seed _. 1 " " flax seed ' 1 " sack of wheat floor 1 " " rye flour 1 " " buckwheat flour i " " corn meal t Cress X VIM —Freurr. Best variety of winter apples, five of a kinds 5 41 of fa 1144 44 3 " specimen of peaches 2 pears 2 quinces variety of grapes 3 CLAPS XIX.—PHOTOORAPETS A.n : o PENILANSRIT. 131. apecirnen of photographs 3 14 pocelain pictnres 3 a " penmatiallap 2 CLASS XX.-TROTTLVO COLTS. Fastest tont year old colt " three Best two in three in harness. 1 Cktss XXl.—Tuarrrtva Boners. Fastest horse that net et - I:trotted under three minutes... t-$ 30 " pair of horses owned by one man_.,. 100 " single horse without exception Single horses, best three in five, in harness. Double team, best two in three, to wagon. G. W. Walker, South Gibson, P 6.) Judge., R. S. Searle, Montrose, Pa. on Came.; Arab Eittier, jr., Nicholson, Pa.l ) 1,2, .k 3. S. W. Breed, Brooklyn; Pa) ,judges on Claws A. C. Sisson, A blazon, Pa. 4,5, 0,7, 8, 0,10, Levi It Peck, Harford, Pa) 11, 12, 13, S 14. J. E. Howe, Ist Brooklyn, Pa. ) Judges Perry Marcy, Tunkliannock, Pa.. - on Cla,te.. Edwin Stephens, Nicholson, Pa. ) 15, 17, 1B & 15 David Smiley; Smiley, Pa. ) Jude. E. S. Kent, Brooklyn, Pa. )- on C iu.as Tho's Arnold, Dundaff Pa.) 16. Fred. Foot, Binghamton. N. Y. j Judges John Brisbln, Scranton, Pa. on Classes J. S. Tarbell, Montrose, Pa. ) 20 & 21. PRE3UriI 1415T.-LADIES' DSPAILITCMT CLASS XXLl.—llomEtrotn ARTICLES. Best loaf of wheat bread $ 1 " " brown bread 1 " " poand cake 1 " " sponge cake 1 " lot of preserves 1 " specimen pickles i CLASS XXIM-DOMESTIC MANI:PACTIMES. Best ten yards of flannel $ 2 " five yards of fulled cloth " fifteen yards woolen carpet 2 " fifteen yards rag carpet 1 " six pair woolen welts 1 " two pair woolen mittens " ten yards linen cloth 2 " specimen of linen thread CL.&PS - XXIV.-FLOWERS. Best collection of flowers _ " " of dahlias_ of roses... " " of verbenas " boquet CLASS %%V.-ORNAMENTAL RUSTING. Best oil painting $ 2 " oriental painting " crayon painting CLASS XXVL—FANCY EDIBROLDEBY. Beet piece of worsted embroidery $ 2 " piece of silk. embroidery 2 " piece of cotton embroidery CLess XXVIT.—OIusa.smiTraLNEEDLEWORR. Best patchwork quilt $ 3 glint of any other kind 2 " bed spread 2 " ladies sacque I " ladies bonnet I Mra. Daniel ('lark, Lenox, Pa. ) Judgei lira. J. 0. Bullard, Brooklyn, Pat on Climes Mra. Fowler Peck, ilarford, Pa. ) 22 & 23. nes Helen. Kinny, N. Milford,Fa. Ariges Miss L. A.. Hartley, Glenwood,Pa on Claaaa 24, Mra. nary Re”egue, B Gibson,Pa 25, 26, & 27. CLASS XXVIII—MISCELLANEOCa. .) 2 Should there be may article on exhibition not enumerated in the above schedule, the 63173 C shall be referred to the Committee of Arrange ments. LEBIDEL HARDING, } Committee SOLOMON TAYLOR of JAMES STERLING, Arrangement,. GLaswoon, September, 14th, 180. Rules and Regulations Tickets for each admission, twenty-five cents, children under twelve years of age, ten cents.— Carriages will be allowed to enter the enclosure on payment of fifty cents for each admission for a pair of horses, and twenty-five cents for a sin gle horse. Colts, two years and under, ten cents. Stock and all other articles entered for exhibl tion,froe of charge; horses, mules and colts only excepted. No person will be allowed logamble or sell intoxieating liquors on the Fair Ground. Tickets of admissson will be furnished at the ticket office, near the Fair Ground, and returned to the gate-keeper on entering the enclosure.— The Books of entries will Le with Henty P. Hal stead, 'Nicholson, Pa., until the day of the Fair, at which time they will be found at the office formerly occupied by Schultz, Eaton & Co.. near the Fair Ground. All articles and 81:11M11b3 intended for exhibi tion should be entered as early as possible. An imals and articles entered for exhibition will have cards attached with number and class as entered on entry - took; and it is required that exhibitors in all cases shall obtain their cards of number and class previous to placing their arti cles on the grounds. The books of entries will be closed at nine O'clock, a. m., the — , nd day of the Fair; ex. -g.pt for horses tro for the $lOO and W.-- They will have the linvilege of entering until ten o!clock the third day of the Fair, after which time there will positively bell° entries made. AN animals and articles for exhibition most be on the Fair Ground as soon as nine o'clock, Thursday morning, the second day of the Fair, at Whichiime the-Judges will take the entry hooks and proceed to decide the merits of the articles and animals entered for premiums. All articles and animals entered for premiums LOW remain on the Air- Grounds until the close of the Fair. .There. will tie amanon the ground Aci furnish grain, hay, and straw, to any pqsons !srishingshe seam Htmeanatuktp and MI JUDGES. $ 2 JUDGES. as follows: The'tbree and four yeas old colts will trot, the first day of the Pair, commencing at twin o'clock, p. m. Sweepstakes premium of for all horses that never trotted in public within tlireo minutes, at two o'clock, p. m., w orld day. The double team trot for $lOO premi um, and the single $3OO premium will be trotted for on the third day, commencing with the double team, trot at 12 o'clock, m. Immediately afterit as decided the trot for single horses will come off. The Annual Address will be delivered from the Judges' stand. at 10i o'clock, a. m., on the third day of the Fair. Immediately after the address, the Reports of the Judges will be announced. The premiums will be-paid at the office of the Treasurer, in Glenwood, on and after the Ist of October, except in classes 20, and 21, which will be paid on the last day of the Fair, after decision of the Judges. Persons competing for premiums in classes 20 and 21 will be required to pay 10 per cent, on amount of premium for which they enter. Feed will be furnished for stock competing for premiums, on or near the Fair Grounds, free of charge. Real Estate Agency 1 TITS undersigned haveformed a partnership and opened an of gee for the purchase. sale, and rectal of real estate to the Cores ty of lituiquelmuna Pa.. and we shall try to snake it for the interew of all who drone either to purchase, sell, or rent real wale, to give na a ctn. We &Mgt to advertise extenaleely In all tense counties. both la Now York and New Jersey, from whence come most of the forums who buy lands In this county. Mr. Hinds la eaten eel) acqualnlell throughout the ronnty and .111cler the mallow entrust ed to us hus whole awentl. u. tt e have Several Farms on Hand, Imitable for datrylr.: purposes. The larger vart of the parch.e money eon run r• term of yarn payable In Installment.. No, 1.—'02 seret of land In 1+,0.4 Lake, 132 Improved. Coed threlllnd Loan, sta turns, well watered, and will support from At to tts cow; tntuven lent to meetlnp, ahools, and Ineellatt.ra. Jaren part of the purchase money can retnaln fora pries 01 years. N 0.3.-12.5 acres of lend In Frankltn.(Upsonville,) jib antra Ira proved. well watered. two dwelling house; two barns Attee e nterd to meettnaa, school; and store. Welt nulled for dairy porpoyes._ Part of the fluent semoney may remain for a Wien of years. No. 4._191 sauce of Int - WILL Dlmnek.l . 3l Improved, well motored and tenets!. rod. new dwelling boar_t to rn; orchards, and Wort nut timber upon It sufficient to fence the whole farm for Any years, Two and a half nallth tram Intoock Comer; and Ave odic. fans Montrose. Two thirds t.fthe parch.se money an retain for a tax in of year. secured 9y )./Id and moetdaze scree of rand 10 lirld wate r township, 24 milts from Montrose. 56 are,.l improved, a meet new dwoell toe house. barn, I rorly.reetakeds. a good paned orchard, welt taterrd, tine lull at the purchase money one nutaln fora number of yeara, secured upon the prernlsta N 0.6.-100 aerrs,situale In Ittittgearater, two miles from Mon trnse. tO at,. unproved, good new dwelling hewn. her, and or._ll art. One.thinl of lan ptionase money down, mad the :Mears In t. 1.3.1, and 3 front. No_ 'T.—Situate I n the township of roovnt Late. four miles from l! tote. A dolly Ale pass," the hmm. 13a acres. liver I , muprorml, • 40,1 1.1111,11i11l 1,111• P tmi. tutu,, nod good orrl. saw ye. I! In rood 1/.)/og nr4nr. and elder mlll. . water, milk house. de. Terms One-bait of the poectuns mune) down, the hainnen In Iv, annual pa) meta., No. 8,-114m:ha of I.ord to Herrick township. 190 acres %mirror ed. gond dwelling holt, two barns, wa s , house, One stabling. well watered, and tin.ler a good slate of Improvement, convenient to a . romls and meetinza and can be toneentfently thrilled and mod. ran two farms. fens: tinehulf down, !talon, In Installment. N 0.9 — , ltunte In the tnrenship of Jenny, seven miles from M nnt roes, c..ntaintngsleto acne, forty tire tonpmved. a r eel hone, barn a grafted orenard,und yen fur hunk, en', ..'hureh Pohaols. and Ittil.. 0i e h elf of the purchase tonne{ dam, th, haluuremu to paid it, f.. or mittal payrt.euts. No. !ft—Situate !n the township of New Milford, onntaining 130 aeons— ltr ant's Impenten ; two one. horn the 1i0r...14. nf New 90' ford, and ntnrnl ebelty rod. fro... the inserawana and Kentaro 11,...1; well watered with sprlogs ; good but dings, nod a flue ~ radon • webant—ei f. 'e of el.ca. , nut upen the portulato suitable for tins no mien' , .ph Poles—a school Louse In 11r allfrrediAte .• unit three different di,: hen within 'we ndlea, lore .cr t . fro,n the form Witt Is rold If the purchaser should not want the whole. Term. reaseemble. No 11.-101; anwp,pllninnug the vllMge of Snag web:tins Dep., on the N. T. 4: Erni ay. lute 04 the most , mielentnt fame In the I'll:1111V, from wild. to I mllk In the.unop %VIII keep nod ',AMA to Work the farm. Ti e-e Lrr about 74 , 0 telrg - rape pplespn be farm. w o rth si.on earl, 6,-Idel a nu...till Railroad ties end lineNl wi a mile .4 the age ra-p gruel dwelling nooses, five 'wins and Mere la also on the farm a ere of paint wine. :end • paint mtsl In gand r uinure order; t wo past orchards. No less than 12 pstewarer trains Irate the depein dolls Yir an entwprlal lig man to mete Coolant the farm is one Of the moat desarshb In he northern port .4 thr tints No. — , ttltate In New NI •ownsl.lp. two antler footh from the tillage—l ac.en.—atodst no,. irl.j.f ....fa. a good 1.. d ..e wen. and out hul.dlttaw--11n. ly fenced and even aterell—a d orchard of cretted fruit ( rench. plum, and cberry)--wed for dalry ;unarm "Le half the pondtaae money down. the nal lance In one, two and throe year, with Intereen. A very Wawa: dedoettott In price If the whole pot etaae money ebould be held Soma. Address ~ 013A1113EP.LD4 Janus" , 18 18G.L--tr Strestrose Vaussuebseess Co., P.. WHEEL HEADS ! WHEELS AND REELS. Ili nod Shop In Faye?. r 013,11 Zr trod ) B! '' Or OD I.l. n mayre & ° - orothern, at th otrodLtrtt us Store In llootroae. • Flax Wheels. Wool 'Wheels, Clock Reels and Whecl-Eleads I Wholesale and Retail. Beet Wheels and fields that can possibly be leads, andeem.7 ar ticle tedrraoted It proprrly mod C. 11. cueriDALLs Sdootrame, Jarrow! . I. 180,0. N. o.—ltepairlog dote on abort notice. C. M. 0. LA.W NOTICE-NEW FIR3L ENTLEY & FITCH lark& anoocla.d 1 - 1 S. itriermre. UP with them an a tutrther In the irrocaoe of the 100 , In 011 Its van. ous beanchrs, the business strlll hareems' be acme In the name of Bentley,Fitch&Bentley, .F.d all Immlbers emelt...o to them will be 'attended to sell h prompt Dm and tlellty. (MCC tame as (mcubled by Bentley & Flt b. a. x..00,0.T L. V. /MICR. ..... O. B. 0130050. n. Mottrusa, Jsnnory 0, iS6S. P. REYNOLDS, LICENSED AUCTIONEER ' ELLS DRY G 001,3 and ail lands of Ifcrcitandise, mod O 1 rn.cos. Roncraz. Pti Dee. 0. 1664.--41 Examining , Surf:von! Examining 0 ..TlllCsolmertberhavlng been appoloLed tty the Commleolonen ol Penalone, a MEDICAL EXAMINER at large. to examine aivecertilims. to all entitled to Pensions/ *l l / a ttend to al / sp. 011OatIonntbat muy t 0 pre-peutad to Um, at 1d.1n... Pa. }talent. st J. b. Torben . . Hoel. E. PATRICK. Montrone. etorll 6. l.n/1.-tf McCOLLUM & SEARLE. Mornay.; and Counsellors at Law, MOICTROSE, SIISQ. CO., PA. flthcricL,hrop's Li cwr Brick 8u114104, .ore r Lathrop. Tyler VQ Hi le, 1, Mort. 0. 4 w.O. w /4 111•111. • Ideirtrna, P•Svoar-r 1 .W.. 1 E. M. TURNER, Attorney -at - Law ! OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE. Montrose, [intrust 14 IS64.—tf HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW-YORli. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS. AtAtA.I7O,BA, . LlAbllttlek 75.60.3.JA I. tittrosbArre.!ietrettsy. Onts. J. Manta. Preddent. Jour ltallya..testuott Neer,. A. F. Ni"uatAsys., V. PAWL Petlttep!mot and renewed by the anduelgued. at hhi aloe. overthe Poetealos. BILLINGS STROUD, Agent, Keutttse- Pe-at:UPI. 1861.-tt OUR COUNTRY SAVED! Great Reduction In Prices. New Firm and tow Prices I HALLSTEAD & HOW H AviNa jut e ared i lte f ueg h e72 York f ana ti Irleem a gXe l :ls gernettly kept In a t%vTtly ' arrat len=a 4l gr mem WIC 41n* AGENTS FOR THE World Renowned Ohio Reaper and Mower. We are prepared to teroleh extra loducemeole to these baring PRODUCE. t°l=-171a; pap tDehfzheai CuhliPtLe.eartbramllbW. TO DA IRVIN EN. Fa Off DLilt a4ll pay the bzles market price for prime Butter—baratek package or ermatert to Gem or the Wet deg. ers to New York. Ashton Salt by the ea or Om& 14.1rnifir. Mar E. RM. /M AU TRIM le metal at =tot ebout tkaci-4 , 4 0JE rate Olnit—p. pats, ead ptdas for ula the TES iiiiirViVartMtas 1865 " Eighteen met catabllehed to N. Y. City: omit Infallible Immo:use known." "Free from Paeans "Not dangenme lb the Bureau rendly. " Rate come out of thole hole. to Mo." "Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Exter's Is pute--wd for Rot.. M ROILOPIJI. BLAcr. AND R & D ANT., IC. ac. "Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. to o liquid or .^..b,usegi to destroy, and Aliso ss .muse for Bed 13. g . &c. "Costar's"Elec'cPow,r for Insects, Is fur Meths. IfosquitMA. Fins Red- Onss,, insect. on Plant.. Y.nr4 Md. mals..ke dm. 4x. Ste. Re. ffuld by all Drugelats and Retailers everywbaTe. irlr"! f r Brrass !or all worth leasimitatinni eke th.t Cowes's" name Is on each Bat, Bottle, and Flask. before you buy. Hoary R. Costar. rumors,. Dnrus . ,492 Renenw se, f.sw Von. bold by all Druzgista and Dealers In Montana. Pa. 1 54t35. T MORE A BJC Or RATS . he Farmer's Gazette (Iniz ) lalt) aorta and proses by Ilgurea that oui• tem of rate will hare a prone ny md dew-amt. - 0s than Za1.050 In three years. Now, un ess this imutetwo family col he pt down, they would oonanute more food than would en , tali. (.5;(01 0 hehtat. belage. IS . tl ro ' eon - ales^ advertleournt iu lb, paper. 1 stis. RAM versus BIDS .Whoever enesses In shooting pmII I.lrd. Is • cruel man ; •th , ever ctid4 In extemitstlog RA la s 1,1,014 c -tor. We should like some or our eon,porofr.v.„,,,, ot, „„ ,he b-oent of thvir entrenertor In drlvlnK out these 1.114. We need 1.1, thing bezlde- d:4;rs, cue.skad traps tor this busloesa.—(lielentlf. lc A merk.n. Y I OP - 6oe eurron'e advertleentient In this paper. 1 SO:Tp. ••(.3 ,, STARR RAT ENTER It 1 ATOR surt,—tae ttautt ;MI lect RA T be.e. tat-eta. we have ever lateral . Every Eat that eta art 11, prot.-rl, :preparril according w di mctionr, will vat .1, and vt 5.5 II We, geheral.y et wane plat:* an dal ant as poa (rem where the nadlaine was ha l, en .—{Lake Shore, Mich, SI ulna j It See - Cerraa's - ¢drertt.vmevt In this paper. 1 StS 5. HOUS EK E E PERS lcuill.`id with vermin nerd be so no loners.. If they use Coareab - Pat. ends:soot. e have owl It to our aat isfa4.thin and If a bun rust.% set <could have It. We have tn.d puirilnvi thvy I ; hut -Cuter's - article knocks the Loath out of hate, Ml.. Itouches. Ante. and lled Bum quick. er than are can Write It. 111111; great 11 1 1112 1 / 1 1 all ovrr the eouu. try,_Lhediuss, 11Li.t 1 ..112..116.. Or' tee Corratie - advertiveuicrit In thin paper, SO:i. A PQ! CE PItONI TUE FAR WE' T. - Sp,kl. g cf hat . ." Roach. Aut, A t Utvrrout,, , - • 4,r,- no, ntd IdeArt,vrti attnn..., in tar..: y y v^rmln It an w00..t pay ~ a l . r.l of ltua Rat and hate. - - L L.Aucuoter, R iso.,ustu, he ald• S•• .. entrt.sc's" mivenirtm .% h thb 1 P• 405. FARMERS AND M - SEE %Er F:RS—ehould recollect that hundreds or dollar' w ,, 111, tim.l.l, Prnalslnn... hr., ant annually by Mn - t, A nLA, and nt bar Itu,cta and yarn:du—ad! o r t., few ,I;o1 wy,b ,f • C 14-ach, Ant, hc......E...alctudntAtat, nunght and nand freely, rir See “Corrst's" sdvertlsement In thls paws or sold In WIN lIIOBK. 1P By all pmt .:sin .d Dealers. Dm. NEW GOODS At Reduced Prices. T ' bcriber would In form hle fri dran dt be public genera ly,t bat be may yct be found alt he Store of B. R. Lyons & Co., not to••feedthchungry,'"oot co cLOT/f E those who wish to la CI OTHEThrithttge VEST ARTICLE of Ready Made Clothing, to be f gand I n to r County. equal to any Crasom Wona and WAR RAISTSDNOT To RIP. THIN AND THICK COATS, Vensand Pants, of every variety. c.c Alftowa EXTENSlVEAssortmect o I al -xt HATS & GAPS, istestwtylocall q ualltl engem/sr= Trunst livzao/1/23.32.. 11.1 rose. April 17.'4:. s. LANGDOIII. DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GONE GOLD! LOW ! LOWER! LOWEST ! ARE OUR PRICES FOR Prints ! Dc Nines ! Sheetings I Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes ! Gaiters Bal morals I Groceres and Hardware I Read -Made Clothing! flats! Caps! Yankee Notions Uremia all our KNI.DEetil VA METE of week. We must have more room for our ♦E and are determined to oleta out the old dock. 11 - o — Ourrte and tee G. homepurchheng. Elf" the Ireland priers talwaie paid for Butter, Grain, mad Pro. door of ail Code. J. Z. JACKSON. Fandale. Arial A I£4.3.—if SCOTT'S POPULAR REMEDIES. These medlcinesere warrented if ue•d according to directione. Try them and If not emiseactory n.tare one half the medicine and the =may will be refunded. I have sold Lb.'s...As of bOttlee, but none bete returned. SC tars CHOLERA CUIIITEE TOR DYSENTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA DORM, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND NICE HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. This mc.llctos Is composed of Dom and Roots, sod muses. Im. mcdhtc , resaioo to Dos 0...411,4 to Lonnie= to all. It du beau tmed In We SPOTTED FEVER. in a number of coves, mi proved nilecuisl, roll direction, on escb rams 00 Cure. SANA : ; 3 TWITE s RATE. FOE BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD HEAD, FROSTED FEET, INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, CHAPPFD HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, PILES, CORNS, &C. It Is corttw of vegttables. land Is cottrely bormloa. Price twetty.flve °eats • box. Dana Eds—We have had amply opportunity of testing the Vir me of your Ceram (or many years, and dad It as you recommend it, and se have no hesitation to encomia:n:ons it to the potato. L. W. BINGHAM,M.P. New MOM. CALVIN O. !UTAST, M. 0.. Idardross, Win. H. rilelt, M. D., Wilke:berry. MantthicSnred byL. Senn, Scranton. Pa. and for age bi I. N. llULLANDmatitrose. W.O. NV AHD di SON. New Milford. IRA uscoTT, bpAr. 411 ... lingkatwel.ll.• tog.. Kra _u International Fire Insurance Company OF NEW-YORK. Office, 113 Broadway. MII CAPIN, ON MIN DRAM, CHARLES TAYLOR, President. lismwroN BRUCE, Vice-President. Otrv - sa DRAKE, Acting Secretary. a M-17 atwlreo sTietotiDe Koko% Jim. 1865 A WOE' TO THE WISE. WEEEMI & WILSON'S, The Best family Sewing Machine LEIS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,-LED But makes the Look E4titeh. THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE IS DECIDEDLY IN ITS FAVOR. The fact of there beta{ more of theme Machines sold THAN Olf ANY OTEMB ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY Pot laithey ImM:him eon upon the Agent. where Ina =inept styles of eenehines mon exhibition. Patter• that have ntell other ao called Standard Machine have th rown them tilde and Ova their testimony la favor of these. EVERT MACIIINE WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION. ?or uveral num. It recommeads Itself above WI attars. L Beauty and exce!lence of stitch, alike upon both .ides,work ing egualLy well on Olt, horn. woo!en. nod cotton Rood ._team. lag, Tutting, gather! , g. heramtrug, rotting. cordlug, end Strength of reams that will not tip nor •nrel. The meg rim pie In ronstractlon of any two-threaded mutate to use ; therefore te rn hable to get out al repalr. 4. Sews without the uee of s shuttle, thereby dolts away with more and, the trouble of regulating the tem ton Dl the under thread. a. Rues at a 'water rpeed than a ahuttle machine notably can. Theitatmtehinta with all the new Improvements, warranted and delivered lu t.triniroite, at Ntannfactim,' prim The neat of Hums Rannitt3o[2l pool]. Onti Offn rn740110 In On to atonL-ow and vicinity. J. P. W. RILEY. If Ca:arose, Jan. in. ,45.-tf Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western la. 3 - 1. r C:3O , dt Summer Arrangement, 1805. LE. PASSENGER TRAIN Wonting Tram. Evotri T aft P.M CIE! New York.... New iisentiteib,... •Atanunita Chunk. Stntitelisbary, Siena:ton,. 101cirkiii Abington Elophottam New littlfweS. iLirewt Newt r V. vi4s • 4:41 cS C 9+: , 110 31 5:;,g 1 7 - ;!, I. 6.10 1.35 • 6.51 166 CO nection&—Westward. THE OILN IN() TRAIN from New rort ffinneetlist hla.un ka (Thank with the train le•oltig - Kingeton Depot) et Ms. th . iota W that liet..l wan the through Moil Train on the Erie Ittalway, With eteenlng ate attached. running at all the prln• chief attithne on that rout, and Itrlv't4 at lihtfraln ate 10 a m THE. EV13.7511.0/ TRAIN from Neer York oinnees at teutunka Chunk watt i.e train hating IMllatlellists (Fangeton Depot) tt SAO p.m at tereas 15tott with the Niabt Y.spreo on the Zeta Rail way, weal, arriving at Bolsi° at 1 45 a. tn. THE MORNING TRAIN :error Groat Bend connect. them with the Vlncinns.l Et{ iaaa oo the Erie R.rilway from the *eat: at Maorteka 'honk with a train for Philadelphia and Intermediate oration, arrl ON( In PhMedi II his at 11.::0 p nt.: and at New Ilimmt tan with a Ir.. fir o.lll , ebrtu. Allentown, Reeding and Harrisburg, arelvtr gat Marti...rat et 9 01 pm. H EY ERIN cl TH. kIN from Great Bend tonne , with the hear York lErprese on the Erie Rath 's,. tram ht Ad:Punka otth a train which runs to Belvidere, t• over until 6 :init. k Grc next 111r1,1 g, and et %ew with an Rammee Train for Ruston, Bethlehem, Allentown. and Ilarrtsc.nra. AT 801:A.A .- TON connetAlons are mmlo with with trains nn the Lackawatma dt boiocualtung Railroad to and from Pitman, bingo ton. Wilgs:one, Burwlck., DattelLlu. lkorthouthorland. Harrirdoma and Imermt,hate et.stlota, aid with tealms on the Dewing.* & Hud son Railroad to and from Culxrudale and internoditte Cations. H. A. HENRY. WATTB CMS., General Ticket Agent. timpeentendant. Stage, leave Searle'. Hotel, Montrose, Pa- at a s. m., to mimed , with tralrui for Scnaatoe. New York. and Phlladelphla; at 9 a. m. Inr New Milford and Great Bend, °mantles with Day Reprefea both Pam an, Weal at Great Bend, and Ntobt Fainters on the Del , Western It lt. for t 4 e.ranmn and New York, and al 4 p New Itt on] and Great Bend and train. Mill tee Rail mad b..rb east a n d eat. Re-timing. hmve Neword at 7to a. m. on anima of tram from Omni Dood,•Aed at 1.17 p.m. oh arri ial of Mgt, le:tress from Great Bend. Lowe linntroar Depot at p, In on ordeal to mall train Conn New York and Scranton. FIRE INSI) RANCE. Thelnsurance Co. of North America, PI=tII_..VDILLPIII A. Has Established an Agency in Idontrose,Pa. This is the oldest Insurante 6:7,n7he U. State, OASII CAPITAL PAID IN ASSETS °VIM E rates areas low as those of anygood Coropan yin N. Y. or A. riscarhere,and tta Directors are among the tint for honor and intCno As a F...,,,.5eery nt7.11111R 11. ST COFFIN, ?eminent. Rorn. Agent. Nontrose.Joly Otter over the Posta/non DO . Y" OU WA NT A. GOOD PIANO 1 OR A CABINET ORGAN ! CALL AND SEE TUEM AT 0. D. BEMAN'S Where You ;can be Supplied vrith en) Thing Jo the Line of Musical Merchandise, •711.011 A PIA-NO TO A JIETWSEL ARP'. A LAO—Au usual. the only assortment of PURE Silver-Ware and PINE JEWELRY In town. N. H.—lsell only the Phnom of Ent elms Beaton end EtniATors Rakers, and all Pianos wild by me will be kept in tune one year. Oabinet Organs NI/wanted for Five Year& P. &—lr you want an Infralo, ladmmem, don't emu on Yours, truly. 0. D. BERIAA. Montrose, Karel 78,1864. GROCERY AND SALOON. I,IIR eubscribere condone the.r hoof new et the Old Stand on Main 4 tret t, 'where tone aphorise na thclr patronage will we reeelee nth treatment al will cause them to cell scan. We have bestowed ;articular attaltfon to fitting up um' LACES' SALOON, aed can furnlah.ll &aired. private room, to LADIES end OK* MEALS, or fur Ladles cane .or Cuntiesraalone. REFRESHMENTS! Among our list of etllblescin be founds Clams, Ram and 7lltitr'4LlrrktCb°=kk'is to ~ c Zl'MenArarbstar, e, ,,rl, everything the market affords . In the way of drinks, wo Amp everyttdag except eplriltonsoral eoholic haverages. Our malt Ilquors are of the best quality and mutilated pure.!leoDomattlelirthea, Older. 80de Water. Smal I Beer. ate. Ice Cream In summer, Ws halm secured the ;welt** of • *Arlan Cook end weasel wtrythlogyrepared to colt the most dlverellialtastan. COSPECTIONERY, We have ab hand the largeet stock of Confectionery eotr= Int.the County. We can furnish, et wholesale or retail In th Saline that may beetled ro r, elm es cheep annex; be boughs anywhere. Tobacco and. Cigars Oh owing end emoting Tolmeeo denary brand, end Clnn oltr• err qualSr. Dom cent greb"to thalami favored Ilevate. I 4 farrC , C l o3 o l . l 4 l3ei Overtook °Memoriam:l'o%W beetle this Pont of the emir, foronellty end lownes of prim not eseeptlng Dlnshamton. We rilllttunlehrlour.SelLSoger, llnlueee„Codee,Ten.flab.Obteete Pleaandeverythlne In tlseillne of the beat (math* In an, quantity from one pound to ton. Dar endeavor will be to Wean all who mop levee 11l eittb theft PatrOIuIPLAMAAICE oortelvenOtshneseln deal end to the elticily One Price System ! L. 11/RIST Ilmarare.Dererther Pe. 1814-IP. A name THIRTEEN YEARN ino CLOSt, APPLICATION TO RAM wIMING dam& a vv ‘mucra nabiog for a wasno4lWould mat* my bag bow rtnplait otay_wto ea 4 m• as soon as 4 - - Aii Dfla rigid:Magi/ asst.dir. - MADE, V E. VII Effl Elneal4 , Morurit Trait. =I 12E3 EN3 T../ - - 5780 Vi 8.27 120 7.45 11.19 8.44 10.15 429 020 . 9,90 3..0 9.14 635 820 6,19 6,65 2,27 0.10 It 6 7.49 1.17 737 100 A. M. P. Eastward ens the, the 1...1 where h Harm tin Readihe 000,00 G. ./.400,000 HUNT AMOS i Bhilit SORANTON, Wholesale awl astall Dualcrs In HARDWARE. IRON, STEIL; N&IL3 , klana,Bbovela_ ,Inclblen'lianinue.Ballroad and idlnlniflowdlei .111. Rall.dtgareat Conntcr Bunt and Trail SpOws. C.11%01 Matedala. Spring Asia, Bkelne and Banes, Bolts, Nunn Wanre. Pane% Anna. Planed Banda. Mallcada how. linbe.Bpokee, Feloaktlandlea43_ rms.Poice, Patent .LanW.linanneled Leather. whip-404- eta, end a mend variety of Carrlue and Manufacturers Gooda.tc...tc.. Be. WIT We eve Innen Wientlanto Wits part of our doelle.and new a better selected anwtment than can be found elnwbere a Ibis pa/ ores BMW. Anvils. Theo. Stocks and Ma k Bennell.Hanunew,Bledgej. an., Main Peat variety_, Tack ie Blab_ • Boz.C'nalnln °Mist- Mines. Flute, cana,Canent,prenco w indowalsain AGRICULTITRAL ISEPLEBEENTS, Pretroular. UHL and Crow Saws, Erstow. Boras Writ ta Paper, Hlasa Paper. Tswe and Blasting Tuba. Plain an (loom Horse F.:cwe sod Hammtwed Horse HON Car. Mans' Tools le Vass satiety, sad ass w n Leather!and Masa. Hobbes sad Loathes Beleas.Fiarissakeadotalcs./kr 11eranton. Pa., Yards SO 11364.-ty 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL & WINTER. CALL AND EIES TIM LABOR AND NEW BTOOX OF CLOTHING AT THE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. Nen . Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS, VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING MR, SALT, TEA CO, NOME Allot the Shove syMPIWY .ith GOLD " cli gna7:l9l.. kt 141864. NEW GOODS TAE enbeerlbere have tele day retnmed from New York with LARGE and BEA ITTIYUL stook of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. Silver-Ware 1 Plated-Ware Cutlery, Sr. Fancy Goods, vddch they ...id Invite the attention of their feenda. They have large 13toce of EnAllah. American, and Pals Welehea both Gold .d 811rer, of very eaperlor qualities, Enameled. Coral. Onyx. Jet. Box and Glans. and Plain Gold Seta of Multiple:A Pl.. gnawed:. EnAmel, Plain Gold and Laney Finger Rio o, of 'every variety and price, Gold Dranek.n4 Armlet. Clat.the... Vert. Guard and Neel chalta, Gold and Silver Spectacles and TlllenbleaGokl &eve Buttons and StodallpdonA Table and Pocket Cutlery, BIIRr Napida Ulnas, Batter and Pratt Kalvra Card Porka, every description of (Mo. nes la Caeca The largest lot of Plated Ware ever bronchi. lot° Broome enuay. COMPliAirg every article In use. some very bean. (Mil Scores China °roomette, a nice lot of Fens of •11 qualities, Clocks, Combs, Beads, Violin and Guam Wars and Trimmings, Plahlost Tackle In every varlet , rometers.Thermametent. Neellta Bradlee, Gold e...• tltlsora SPY Glasses. At., dm. Also Piano Fortes and Melodeons, dila very best makers, GOVnt A BAUCH'S Family Sewing Machines. Ked4e's River and Water ?Ute., M. The above Goode were bought for CASH, and inn be sold co the moll tavonthle taws All kinds of Watches and Clocks Repaired at awl stake and in the BEST MANNER; also ENGRAVING In the BEST STYLE. EVANS & ALLEN. Commeeriel Beeldbo, apposite the PostOfilee, HirelemtatLleae 1864.4.0.91 NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS '4 B 1 HZ HALL h CO, 34 Court street, Binghamton, N. V.. have constantly on hand a large dock otgooda octapted to the Feu ?name, of Duds own unportallon. CHINA, OLASS-WARE, LAMPS. TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. TANGY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WOODEN-WARE, CUTLERY, ete. Merthanta win be aappllzei at New Ye...lcy:lN:dm mom N. H. BALL & 00. Bibibilmton. N. Y., December MN 166611 Z. 1 0C:03E133 Opjarro , t , he pub/le i :ll:pees tlle t cannot fall to shit, • MU itt .GROCERIES, SUOARS,7 RAS, CO FFEE,SP ICE,FLOOI and BA LT, (by the lack or bane/0 FISH, and at irtlelesimally foul:Idle first tinsel/merles. Flour by the Wholesale and Retail A./ mese to Mee% / hope to receives Mend ehlreo t pubErps " TV:Thettgandmarketpece paid forPELTIA . DEACOrIatt VEAL SKINS. 11.0088 tloatrnaallarente.l see.-tr REMOVED, AGAIN ! " The Famous Barber." Come and me the famous Barber. Famoua Barber. taw of Hayti, Irate of Hari, now at Wertea. Over F. B. Weekria Shoe Stara. Find me Shaving and elbarapooloS. Find me awr.log Bar to Kull ma. Find me ready at your medlar, • At ywaraervicw. (MAIM LT 1t0H13.13. &and door above Searle's Hotel, Up &aim licnanwe, Jane 77.12.64.-lf Still' Alitre ! Virg w 0 . 14 mpectsull.T 'Mum tbe_pnblie that ire Are di» am and enthral, to MANITFM.M.TRE WOOLEN CIOODS. CARD WOOL, and DRESS CLOTH, Lb* nine usuaL at the • OLD MOTT STAND." one mile tinel4-11111 north of Montroot the Snake 1.1n,k Turnpike. J LT 1,805 MOTT. Montrose. June 6.186t.-tt EDSON MOTT. UNDERTAKING ! A 8 the subscriber hes.iust been making greet Improvements hissesortmeat of.colline.bo would reapectrell yea I leittheattel tion and pstronageorhlstriende sod the public generally. Hears Inattendeneeoheo desired. lI&NRY W 4.8141.11.. Great bend, Hardt 3 113321.-t1 MEAT MARKET. On Pablie Avenue,near Searle's Rotel. N ZZltonstsatlyon hand sktrodsuoplyoniEATlE of silkinds. CASH paid fot BEEF CATTLE, CA VES.SHEET'AndLAIIIIB. AlsofortilDSSof sit kinds. B.T.!ficrskoN EINBTOOK a RAWLLT. N.llAwL2s. Montrose. Inen.illa9iik.4l Carriage Shop Ea PULL BLAST ! irgEunderifffled to now prep Pared! to rto at kinds of CAR. 111A013 Matti& Also HY • WTI.] dono on Root nod, Inont.l* 'el. In Itan _.• 1.7 ••I • WWII THE LATEST STYLES. JOHN sal:ann. RiCanW;np Tents:as " 111=1:0`°Z. tomato at with eleonce and . L NOM' ()LO I. N. lb: KB-4110 Tiat WINS. rar sanp osro, alnntnnia. Nov. 21.181 M—tr. BOOTS AND SHOES ALL DESCRIPTIONS. NV!. ? ..nedit 73riit t Iiip h d a rtioet gl u ga l" " hsve 2r =sotwn 111 k en kan1 446' r 011.41440101 1 N440kOnfrknlintl a ke l ejel Bllmorei and Ragan pi" Vote , * zo , tit Ltd bbodi en i4ds tad Infelail lathe vary otgait NOB, sad at the shortest Onticf. TATUM • 1111111/110. maw rase, Kira yams. NEW GOODS AT 3.. R. DR 'S. grits Weather le now opening Neer Medea peke. confotmed to the altered wallop of ell• lends of tnerektnal• MT BELOW ttu prioesof lioptember. Of wtddi coo be DxsO LARDEtT D=4343001)11 In alit" varlet/. Black Ornt D theOuld Niillagali 10Dlon4 Lave WsterptoOf heath ee ckakka L CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Backcloth& Doe Molt COsilltf. nag Deedsoeree, Latta, jaas, sh,Wl.• I Om BatlnOtih . Tolima Stine:du& DOMESTICS. sad Bleached Max& Dectit‘ThilteM rims% Mayas. Tamlfra, ar- Notions. dont estlety of Hoop end 1241motel_Bra. Lead Ilitos i l t ez caildrcala klOolory. uttons. Combo, 611 _ of oat mai. x.ft. Twist. Eadwas comm. ft• to. Boots & Shoes. t ßew.i sa m ay.=C s t. b lldm i pi Gcmtood ustm ahOoo.. Mena. GROCERIES.. Bows at RIM not "too be tooten. VERY DDT QUALrn Oren, Meek. the JeAo Tas. Cott% Oka. Maser, mantas. wxtt mad Toter". deed. Lc. ke. NEW FIRM BALDWIN & ALLEN, DEALERS IN FLOM FEED, CUT, PORK, FISH, SMOKED MMNIT, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles, Teas, Coffee, Spleen, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars 4Dlr—siCri7lol=t,, Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat, BROOMS, NAILS, &AJ. Cash Paid for Good Butter. A. BALDWIN, .. - W. L. ALLEN. kcantmoi, Weaa able Public Averate. Avr1118,1164. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store Has lons barn needed la 11ONTE.051E, and imer ere bail it AT BEMAIT'S rwITIIIIP"TgrrA.IT; trhs=nrl.l, the bag Anortmouttof Silver and Plated Ware ever offered to Mcnatmaa. /I.Bplendid Amortment of (Mans, Cake Daliketa, 01,1 m. Goblet; alm Cake and Pia Sofres, flooona.sod Forks. A complame ikaanrtnarat of Gold and Mina Watches. American, inglitk,and Owns. npectaclea.Bl.sm, and Plated. Finn. aotld Gold Jewelry, Lock. rts and Chaim. Napkin Plop from 15 cents to 11400, a 0114.18 oust Meer Moo. Gold and tillver Thlmblits, Pocket Exams, ivory Table Knlvon..ke. Violin and Guitar Strings, ;out received wad for rate by O, D. DILD.A.N. Montrose. Jaauary U. 1864. ft m , ofWatruns. and Toga. WI" Dui= dinx.od nor stock a Cloaks. Watcher. Jewelry. and Silver Ware to ati• felttoruortomaa, Yr. 0. L., Briskroob would earnerdly no mend our patro.aod the pubilowourrally, who ;nay beta want el my of ths above tuenUonedrooU to give Ulm a trail and esitalsk skostock. Remember—One door atom BMWs Hotel. Repairing as UsuaL MEM NEW STOCK op Fashionable Summer Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children, OF Almost Every Variety, Style and Price, EEZI A. Chip Hat, worth 15 est., to a Fine Leghorn or Fur Hat, OFFERED At Very Near Old Prices. Also, A Now Stock of Ladies', Men's and Children,' SHOES. Lester's best Boots and Shoes constantly on hand. Shoe Findings of all kinds. Fine Buck Gloves, &c., &c. I will not tad to wit any costumers In pdea and qtallty. Call sad tee. Store on Main-stred, one door below the Rut Olflut A Largo Assortment os. FANCY FURS, , Being Manufactured Fon Fall and Winter Trade L. (1. KEELER. I=l EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS I AT THE FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT OF WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT TI17? FOOT OP MAIN sr. 1t HE extensive Furniture Establishment of Wm. W. Rail Til bevies been rattled and greatly Int. proved the proprietorrespeciftiLy SllllOUlatell to thecttt tens of Montrose sod vicinity. that he is constantly main tan date:mon:l and the LARGEST A BEST aseortnien toe Fl 7 RNIVUR El to be /quit& in-tAe Country W egisrabefolloutng list of some of the artielesessiche meth se liaturently reduced pelera.for CASH or READY PAY : Buralue.Welnu tor Mahogany. with glatKfrologla to {BB. Unresneselth marble.), broesteJle tete:Am alliao SIC Lad a :a rivarsortmcot, Dom 18,110.111,11( toile WutoitandWantituuls.cornerandignartnitands.of aliens tiesand prices.fium cents to ten dollars. DeelteAlysne.tovrelracks.foetatoolsottomanajoungexac. Oentre.card,picr.toilet,dlnlng,Xitchenoindextenslon tables. Oludn—entesed woodseati.itoekers—cane,ling.andwoodeeaß °lovely variety and etyle BotaatetoseletedunsisbedatahortitOtiCeet Neer Yarkoricea. SPRING 'BEDS ! A twee Asacameisr.Oireerneeire Bairns Kmouri. N.B. Readymadecoginson band orfundetedatibormotlcte. Heareeenleraysi a readiness wben desired. WeemploynonebutOAßEFUL • EXPERIEBOEI WORK MEN. Wei ntend to do our WORK WILL, and melt It a LOW.. as Rein be afforded. W. W: SMITH, Idontrosurebruary 16.1E5K. WAGON SOP Sleighs and Cutters. Tn Mundersiguedcan now b. Mold orm A. . BRZWEITISSI Blacksmith SD op, first comer cast of reciter. Roll, u roee.srbere be will wallow to cum on the manufacture of Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &u. amays.d.miutetsleigh,L.b., Butoando.tur.no... ieingeone nessly,st anon notice. Dent Staff ter Cotten find *on MakeVomiterlal,chector.alttn.kentconstantlyonlong in es to be preourd to no GOOD WORK Ai aion utak., A goodsupply otrydyinada tiPok , . l . o Ptc"cdaatl2n band. N. B. a 1 peasonaindebtetl to the ncidtrAnted OM* COI andcettleineirsocountimithootfurthatnotics. Montrose. July 18.15/1. wM. GA.V.Y. Soots and Shoes. aua at the old prices. tut opened and Orr male by CI ontrone. Rept • , 633. J. VIM *BOP Soldier's Pensions, Bounty & Bank Pay Imilentoed, LIOENSED AGENT OF TUX GO TllOl AL. RlGN_Tovillitiveptomo Walton to AG thlma tarciltdso =cam ehasteaunlesanceereel. Ottlevina MOON 111 4, May's store. Mdvoli•.A. ansual I. IPSJI :•• I N. 11,41.1 7 MI NOTICE. Turlit==Ctt:'Tr• E" 'LT t °1 wartiaWACarl,. ,2. us Tutiwrodia
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