li.= MUM ANNUAL FAS 6M11111BRIIICILIEL1 ,1 :", For.the Year lees, Will be Held on soAembol 20th, 21st. Ana 22d. E ANNUAL ADDRESS Will be Delivered at 10* o'clock a. m. of the Last Day of the Fair. BPSAUSER'S =XI WILL Ea ►HEOEHCID IF SITE. Organisation and Object of the SocietS. The Glenwood Agricultural Society was or zetl October 18th, 1861, on a different plan from 1111 other Agricultural Societies in the Unit ed States. This Society does not conti ne its ex hibitors to the narrow limits of Toy,,, County, State,-nor United 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 Farr 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 precceding one, for we believe in improve ment. We refer you to our Premium List and Rules and Reelations for further information. Our exhibition this year, will be Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 20th, 21st and 112f1; 1865. /AXES E. HOWE, President' Nicholson, Pa. W. H. OnsnnouT, 0,?. Seem Glenwood, Pa. IL P. HALSTEAD, Record. Nicholson, Pa. Pasumm LIST.—GENT ' s DEpARTmErrr CLASS L--STALLIONS, BROOD 14LuIES, MATMED ARD SINGLI3 HORSES. Best Stallion four years old of upwards $lO O 2d best 5 Best brood ma.-e with foal at her foot 5 2d best a Best pair matched carriage horses or mares .5 2d best 3 Best pair horses or mares for all work 5 2d best a Best single driving horses or mares 3 CLAW IL--SADDLE Houma AND YOUNG STAL- LIONS. Best saddle horse or mare... " stallion three years old " stallion two years old. " stallion ono year old.. CLess llL—Covrs .u•n) MULES Best gelding or mare three years old $ 3 2d best Best 21 VI gor mare two years old 2 ' 1 Best pair mules 5 2d best 3 CLAss IV.—Gruon DunnAtt CAormr— Best bull two years old and upwards $ 5 2d best Best bull one year old 2d best Best under ten months old 2d best Best cow three years old and upwards 2d best. Best heifer two years 01d.... 2d hest Best heifer ono year old 2d best Best heifer under ten months 2d best CLAss V.--4.3n.5n8 DEwox CLITLF. *Best bull two years old and upwards. . $ 5 2d best 3 Best bull one year old 3 2d best . 2 Best under ten months old 2 2d best 1 Best cow three years old and upwards 6 2,d best 8 Best heifer two years old 4 - 2d best Best heifer one year old 2d best Best heifer under ten months old 2.1 best Class ITL—Namm CATTI.X. Best bull two years old and upwards... ...$ 4 2d best. 2 Best bill one year old 2 • 24 best 1 Best hull under ten months old 1 Best cow three years old and upwards 4 2d best 2 Best heifer two years old 2 2d best 1 Best heifer under ten months old 1 elms VlL—Wonso Oxim ARD Bnatns. Best pair working oxen four years old or overt 5 2d best 3 Best stssaps three years 'old ed 8 , e 2 5 4 1, df - st;eis two years old. Cum 17111-132zEr. can Lamm Besttoe wool buck 2d best Best three fine wool ewes Zd beat. - Bektilmeetua wQQ) tamba.. 2d best. Best coarse wool buck 241 best. Best three coarse wool ewes.. 2d best Best three coarse wool lambs Cuter IX.—Swors. Best b0ar..... ...... 24 beat 2d best Bea five spring pigs. 2d best -- Cuiss L—Poi=nr tbc. Slit coop Shanghais, " Brahmas.. " " common fowls.. " " Bantams " Jallll3 " eageof canaries " pair ttukeys " " Geese " " Ducks " lot et spring chickens . Creep XL—Freer Dmsoz 31th:wawa. DE- PART P. ,Best. lumber dragon..— ........ .. —........$ 4 • " spring market wagon - . 4 " u carriage - 5 . “ open bgy 5 " road sulke ug y . 1 " trotting sulkey....,_ 2 " " baggy OrAss XIL-Bzowm Divistort Mztutesuesi - "Thtessmtesu. Best plow for geriersl use • cirldrutor *" " horse-rake " " hand rake " " ox-yoke " " corn-basket " grain cradle- - " liturnr " butter Brkin " \ Ll • pan • It Asoodenohum" pI.—TmED Amapa gr.vgan. CAL ATLllSlVlNgfpgetP : doll.ble.. „.... 'ankle 2 11 - 1 ' 2 " pals ' .4...bm ••• 64 fine Y. 2 - —Threuttdersolo leather,hemlock tanned 2 e' - 4, ft v . • 3 -OA 3 1l - • 111 2 .. ; t calataiii.. 4 ! 2 • .s,24ol;ptials;satt " 41 iitti a Mkin Dr.itenTaterrr. Best specimen of tin wore $ 2 " ' of Carriage or sign painting.. t , . 2 "" _ o f Cabinet work i• - 5 " 4. of horse Atoning and ishoes. . .1. 2 " " straw cutter 2 mo,wlimachine..... 5 .. .. corn cller _ 1 Cuts wt. —VEGICTABLISB. Best three hauls of cauliflowers " " " Obage, twelve round turnips " French turnips, " rutabaga turnips. " beets...l. " carrots... " parsnips. Onion:, " Peglierg " to !goes .... three squashes. " - pumpkins " twelve ears of sweet c0rn...... • " three water melons. " musk melons " one bushel of potatoes Cuss XVL—BCTiIm, Cgessr, ROEEY, &C. Best pail or firkin of buttes $ 5 2d but 2d best Best twenty poundsnr more of cheese 2d best Best maple sugar " box of honey " maple syrup " cider vinegar., " home made soap CLASS %Vll. --Grtem AND noun. Best bushel of corn In the ear $ 2 " " of oats 1 " " of buckwheat... 1 " half bushel of white spring wheat 2 " " " " red, winter wheat 2 u . u . White. . " 2 Go itit ry , 1 " peck of clover seed._ 1 " " timothy seed 1 " " flax seed 1 " sack of wheat flour 1 " " rye flour 1 " " buckwheat flour i " " • corn meal i Best variety of winter apples, five of a Mode. 5 of fall " " " specimen of peaches 2 pews 2 quinces " variety of grapes 3 CLAES Kl.X.—PuoToolurns AND PEN3aNearr Best specimen of photostaphs pocekun pictures__ penmanship CLAss XS.—TRorriNia Cmirs. Fastest four year old colt " three Best two in three In harness. 1 Fastest horse that never trotted under three minutes $ 80 " • ~pair of horses owned by one man_ _ 100 single horse without exception 3uo Single horses, best three In eve, in harness. Double team, best two in three, to wagon. JUDGES. G. W. Walker, South Gibson, Pa.) Judges R. S. Searle, Montrose, Pa. on Classes Arab Squier, Jr., Nicholson, Pa. 1,2, & 3. 1 . 8. W. Breed, Brooklyn, Ps,. Judges on Classes A. C. Sisson, Abington, Pa. 4,5, 6,7, 8,9, 10, Levi R Peck, Harfoid, Pa. 11, 12, 13, & 14.. J. E. Howe, Ist, Brooklyn, Pa. Judges Perry Marcy, Tunkhannoct, Pa. on Classes Edwin Steptiens,:Nieholson, Pa. 15,17, 18 &19 David Smiley, Smiley, Pa. Judges E. 8. Kent, Brooklyn, Pa. 1. on Class Tho's Arnold, Dundaff Pa. 16. Fred. Foot, Binghamton, N. Y.) Judges John Bdsbin , Scranton, Pa. on Classes J. S. Tar)rll, 'Montrose, Pa. 20 & 21. PREIUUM LisT.—Lutics' PrpAaTzmorr CLASS XXII. —HotstaroLD harricz.na nest loaf of wheat bread $ 1 " brown breadl " " pound cake 1 " " sponge cake 1 " lot of preserves 1 " specimen plekles i CLkSB XXIII --Don:farm MAtinvecrenea Best ten yards of flannel $ 9 1. " five yards of fulled cloth 2 " fifteen yards woolen carpet a fifteen yards rag carpet 1 " six pair woolen socks 1 " two pair woolen mittens } " ten yards linen cloth 2 " specimen of linen thread i Cuss XXlV.—FLowzna. Best collection of flowers__ " P of dahlias_ " boquet CLASS XICV..--ORNAMENTAL PAWING. Best oil painting 2 oriental ppinling 1 " crayon painting 2 CLASS XXVL—FANCT EMBROIDERY. Best piece of worsted embroidery 2 " piece of silk embroidery- 2 " piece of cotton embroidery 1 Crass XXVIL—OnNersanrreiNEEDLEWOILE. Best patchwork quilt $ " quilt of an r other kind 2 61 b ed 2 " ladies sacque " ladies bonnet Hrs. Daniel Clark, Lenox, Pa. Judge Mrs. J. 0. Ballard, Brooklyn, Pa. on Classes Mrs. Fowler Peck, Harford, Pa. 22 & 23. lass Helen Many, H. Klifon%Pa.l . Judge' Miss L. A; Hartley, Glenwood,Pa on Classes 24, Mrs. klaryl,Ressegte, & Gibson,Pa 25, 28, & 27. 111 Should there be any article on evhibiti on no t enumerated in the above schedule, the same shall be referred, to the Committee of Arrange ments. LEMIIELHARDING, 1 Committee SOLOMON TAYLOR of JOIES STERLINQ, Arriingemente. Ormsrwooo, September, 14th, 1865. Rules and Regulations. Tickets for each admission, twenty-five cents, children under tivelve years of -age, ten cents.= Carrhges will be allqwed to enter the enclosure on payment of fifty cents for each admission for a pair of horses, and twenty-five ends for a sin gle horse. Colts, two yews and under ten cents. Stock and all other articles entered.for =Mid tion,free of charge; horses, mules and colts only excepted. No person will be allowed togamble or sell intoxicating liquors on the it Ground. Tickets of admission will bo fur ffis.W :at the ticket offi Ilear the Fair Ground; and returned to the gate keeper on entering the enclosure.— The Books of entries will he with penryP. Hal stead, Nicholson, BA., until the day of the Fair, at which time they will bo found at the office formerly occupied by Schultz., Eaton & Co., near the Fair Ground. All articles 'and animals intended for exhibi- lion should be entered as early asPossible. An imals and articles entered for volution will have cards attached' with number and class as entered on entry book ,_• and it is required that exhibitors in tai casesshall obtain their cards of number and class us to placing their arti cles on the • • The books Of entries will be closed at . nine o'clock, e. mi the-aecond day-of- the Fair ; ex cept for hors& trolling for the $lOO and $300. ;They will hare the privilege of entering .until .tea o'clock the Third ds7of the 11 ‘ 44 a ft " wilt& time there will 'positively be rib entries made. All inimati read . articksa for exhibition must be on 'the Fair Ground as;sooit as nine o'clock, Thursday morning, the seciond day of the Fair, at which time the Judges xrrill take the entry boolorand proceed to &Ode the merits of the articles and tininuds rate* fir i*nnin t an. articles-end aniunda erdeted fue . premiums mast ; remain_ on, the Fair Grounds until the close of the - Fair: There will :bis a mattisn the ground to furnish graindsity, taut Orr, to any persons 0 LASS XVLlL—Faurr CL,tsa XXL—TR(YITENG HORSES. $ 2 61 Of rOSCE, a of verbenas 1 2 r r CLAss XXVIII.— , . 03 follows: The three and four years old colts Will trot the fleet day of the Pair, commencing at two o'clock, p. m. Sweepstakes premium of $3O, for all horses that never trotted in public within three minutes, at two o'clock, p. m, sec ond day. The double team trot for $lOO premi um, and the singlellBoo premium will betrotted for on the third day, commencing with the double team, tint at 12 o'clock, in. Immediately eller it Is decided the trot for single horses will come oft The Annual Address will be delivered from the Judges' stand; at 10} o'clock, a. in., on the third day of the Fair. Immediately after the address, the Reports of the Judges will be announced. The premiums will be paid at the office of the Treasurer, in Glenwood, on and after the Ist of October, except in classes 20, and 21, which will be paid on the last day of the Fair, after decision of the Judges. Persons competing for premiums in classes 20 and 21 will be required to pay 10 per cent. on amount of premium for which they enter. Feed will be furnished for stock competing for premiums, on or near the Fair Grounds, free of charge. 1865 Yinghteen yearsettabliehed to P. T. City." Only tafallible Immo/nee kooertt." Free from Poison*" Notdsogerous to the auras& Tamil". fiats come out of their holes to die. 'Costar's" Rat, Roach, &o Ester's pate—sued for Rm. latio.nt'tfallt 'Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. Isallguldor embodied to destroy. and nix, na a pre ventive for 'Bed Dup. ay. Costar's"Elec'ePow,r for Insects, II for Moll.. Wie r to. • todln. Ix. .de. dz. ac. Pr Bold by all Drag , xlsta and Retaßare everywhere. ! ! Balraa, ! . . of all arrathhaalmltationa. Pr' Boa that ••I.3o.rraa's" Loma LB on each Box, Bottle, and Yllaak, beam you buy. Hon r 30 it. Cootpr, larPa Dam% Baoavar•x,Ni. Yost. Bold by all Drugagista and Design to lionirosa, Pa, ----$ 3 _!so _ 26 ENORICASE OF RATS.—Tbe Farmer's °motto (SWIM) as sells amt prates by Clam. thot tole pair t , f to Trill Lave s prom. ny sod descoadmts no Ica thou 651.0.50 In Mum years. Now, un less thts !mamma fondly can Ite kept down, they would commute more rood than would modulo aNIXO human belogs. air Sea "(;arrows" selverUssmeat to thL pay... BATS rennet BlRDS.—Whoever engages In shoouog wm A tt Idrds L.* cruel man ; whoever olds In exterminating RATS hi a benefactor.. We ahould like wstue or our morerpensdents togive the Dumas of their experleoce In drlvl 01 out thews pew.. We need Nom ethlng besides dogs, cats.sad trap. for WU busman.--.ll6cleutlf. leAmerican. N. if rir Bee wt.harsaer advertisement in MU paper. .00 STAR'S RAT EXTERM INATOR la ahnplc, awfo, ace ante,—the nowt ywrfact RAT.ltlcallon ma:dog wc have en•rattend ad. Earl) . MAI that can get th e properly prepared according to cll. vactioca, will cal it, stn:very eint. Oat cat, It will dle, proentlly acme place am dlatant at powlble Pout where medicine 'costal, co,_ii,oka Short, Mich , Mirror.] IT 800 " Carrua's" adverthement Ll 3 11113 papa. ROUSES &EPEES troubled with aerials need be en no lancer, If they use •• Ceerreale" Exterminator. We bare need it to our., lefactlon • and It a hoz coat to, we woold tarn 11. We have tried polecats, but they eltneted nothing ; but "Clostar'e" article knocks the Meath Out or Hate, hike, lionchee, Ante, and hal Bug.. eledek. er than we can write n. It Is In peal demand all over the noun. try.—pledltia, Ohio. Onnette. ar Bee .Conms's" advtriltement ha Us paper. A VOICE FROM THE FAB W WT.—Speaking “ConAolr R. Roach, Ant, Ac. Extenolostor- - more main and provisions am Ml...mad annually In Grant County ay vermin than would may Fur a too of thu Rat and lo&d KW or. - -(Lancotter, Wiaxmolo. Renzi& W 800 "Coermal" advertlmmolt In MI paper. PARIINIIB AHD R 3I79SKIZEP ERS—atottld recollect that berndeeds of dollar,' worth of Grain. Provisions, az., are snot:rely dentrord by Rats Wee. Ants, and other Insects and Termln—all which am Oa psyrented by • few dollen' worth of Cceraria 'kat, Borsch, Ant, lee. Eaten:Aeator. Doubt and need freely. Ffr Boa "CoaxAsl" adratlmnent thlsPaPa Bold In 11.011TRO3IS, PL. lir By an Dr uice st a sad Dellen. Sm. DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GOIIE GOLD 7 LOW.! LOWER! LOWEST! ARE OUR PRICES POE Prints I Delaines! Sheetings 1 Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes Gaiters .Balmorals ! Grocerea and Hardware 1 Ready-Made Clothing! Hats! Caps I Yankee Notions ildrend all our /MAD VARSITY of stock. We mod Wm waren= Orr ow NEW GOOD'S. sad detarredoed So clots out the old stock. Illdreoureaad ms us before pu sw - The hip:lust mice. Alvin paid for na tter and Pro. duce of .n kinds. J. E. J.LoSSON. Fandele. April It 1860.—tr, SCOTT'S :Is) ;is/ PrAi, i/# zi I) a 3-f-11 Them medicines are warranted fluxed atuordhatt to dbuttlon Try them and tr Oat atistamory return one halt the eat b • the rnoney.olll be relbaderL We sold thousands of bottlat bn SCOTT'S CUMLENI QUITE FOR DYSSIFFZICV, OMIONIO DLIRIMBA, CHOLERA MORRO% BOWEL 00XPLAMT13, CRAMPS, OOLIO, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND SICK HEADACHE, SOURNESS OP THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. This toodlOtoo Is composed of Goat and Boots, ad maw an =Mate teactlost ttut intern, and to toustiost to s It two bon tro. used ID the _ . SPOTTED FEVER. to a number of caw& and pored efiCctual. Full dire:than on each BOIL Pima BO Oarts. SCOTT'S SAINATINE CERAM TOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD HEAD, mow= PERT, INIrLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, CHAPPED HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, PILES, CORNS, AC. courted Of Metalag. am a ocinnely hinnies". Pis tirmity-Ihre mute • boa. 'W builial:We have till ample opportunrifOr WANT think lour OMMo Moir yown. and red It ea you mom: 0.140 MUM L. nn boinallon In recommendlon zllc. mend WBINOI LHAIASTit IL. m. D.,. D em n a N CALVIN C. . M.. Illootrom ub Wm. R. ma. N. D.. WUbasbarre. L MMMOMNITIM M AI M, m stoll. Pm nod oas MT b 7 • ' I WYWA RD & M N. New VI MCA u lol4%3lnnurvlllo Bergmann. Ilre lath. GROVER. 4 BAILER'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. trERSONS vishlog the we Maine should call ei eILLNDLIVR and examlnot Mistolnai at work on exhibition &V iy—with tuner &MU. ox 3ext43lllteh.ae the Grover Baiter ntitelt. ses h =stv eta& arine vitamin, mavouscligird. 1865 1805. 1865, 1 f 405. 1805. 1805. 1 8045, Agricultural Implements. 2L:REanderalgrieddealreeto call the attention of the public theartlele of Tll/11:811ING MACIII/NILB mantifacturtil leng established nod wellknOwn firm of Wheeler, Melick & Co., at Albany. These Marianas &Sego favorably known and universally appro. ' ed that toy effort strecommendalon I conside r !mummery hot 10511 to say,t that experience In curmufseuring,and long use.have broughtoutimprovements which mnkethem the CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD. Iwouldcalleepecialattentlan to their Barger's Patent Cleaning Attachment a newthing.andatinthed to elngle.docible.treble,or :My other horsepower, and to ellbernnderehot orovershot threshes. Theta can ho need as an ordinary hand 1711114. dls superior,ae stich,to an fanning mill made. It takes no more power to drive the whole taciument„than It docile drive an ordinary separate, or shaker— MQerentelw ofcleaotogatlenhmenr, same paten t,are Made. Home Powere,single and double, Wheeler'. patent. with retell Improvements. Lawrence dr Gould's patent, one, two. and three horse powers. haw millefor sawing wood. feed cutters.clover 1,01. lerchorse rakes. Arc. An unrestricted warranty Om. In the public thestrongeraguaranty that th e above machinery',e uneonaledln lie work. durahlllty.eouvoaienoe.nnd cheapness. reef rthe r particularasend to the en hecriber for circular, or es. aminemachincry. Ordermollelted and filled with promptness and fidelity. Also &genitor HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE, lea dear t.martufactured by 8.11. SAYRE& BROTHER 8,11 01, I rose Pa—th e cud move rfor th Is country. Machines warranted to giveentirmatiefution lustructione for using. and Machine. de. livered,free ofeharge for freight or transportation. All persons wishing to procure the best and cheapest Mowing 14 I. chine are advisedto witness the work of the Hubbard', Light bruit Mower.beforecommitting them:legato any other Mower now la use. Ordeneolicited end promptly ettended to. Postoiliceeddress,lierfonl.Bual .Co., Pa. L. R. PECK, Agent. Ilarford Real Estate Agency ! MIRE tkrultrallcoed hate formed a partnership and opened m o. lice for the purchase, sale, and rental of real Mate In the Conn ty of Husquensuria, Pa., and ire shall try to rooks it for the Interne of al I who desire either to purchase. sell, or rent real estate, to kW 03 all. We &atm to Overtire eittennlvely In all those counties both In New York and New Jamey, trout whence come most of th persona who buy Imds In this county. Mr. Mutts I. exterativel acquaLoted throiushout the county and trill sive the nutter entre: ed to on hie whole attettlon. We have Several Farms on Hand, imitable for dallying purposes. The WV , Pali of the Pura money can run for • term of yam payable in Matallmenta. No. 1.-901 sore of land Is Forest Lake, 151 improved. g . oott dwelling house, six Dann, well watered, and will support from bo to M COwa. Convenient to meeting., schools, and ...beton. A large part of the porch.. money remain for a aeries of years. h 0.11.-112 ...sof land In Franklin. (Uptanwillej Im proved, well watered, two dwelling houses, two barns. Conventen to meeting., achoole, and store. Well suited for dairy purpons.— Fart of the purchase money may remain for a series of ytare. No. 4-191 acres otter:idle Dl co ck . 123 improved, well watered and fenced. good atm dwelling house, 9 barns, 2 ...la and eling. not timber upon it sufficient to berme the whole farm for eft. yean, Two and s-half mile. from Dionsek Corners. and fire mile. from Montrose. Two-thirds of the purchase money can remain for • one lea of years,_socurnd by bond and mortgage. No. 5..-47 uses of land In Bridgewater township, t 3. miles Iron Monte... M wee tmomved, a growl new dwelling house, barn, forty-feet eheds , a good gra ft ed orchard , well wate re d. One half 01 the purchase money .• remain for a number of yearn, ...wed or.. thepremise; No.ll.—.looacres,dttmteln Bridgewater. two miles from Mon tle... 40 saes Ito good near dwell's( hot.. orth ard. One-third o th e puretrase money down, and the tabs= in 1. 1,1 4, and 5 yeas.. NO. 7.—tlituate In the toenuthip of Forest Lake, four taloa Nod Montrose. A daily stage passe. the house. led saes. Cone 10 , improved, n good dwelling boom, two barn. and sheds, grad orels ard, now mill in good running order. and older mill, churning by wager, milk bourn, dd. Tenn One-half of the purchase money down. the balance in dye witintal payments. No. 8..--11.6 acres of lan d Merrick township, 190 acres traprov ed, good dwelling borne. nee barna, wagon house, fine stabling, well watered, and under a good state of Immevenent, convenient to schools and meetings, nod can be conventiently divided and nil& Into two farm, Terms: One-half down, balance In InaLallmen. . . . No. 9—. Situate to the townehlp of Jw..sup, wean milers Rom Mont mac, containing drip acres, forty-live impotored; a good hottee, barn. • malted orchard...rid very fine ohm, Muth, eonvehlent to Church. Schools. and Mills. Ora-t u ff of the purr-tun money down, the balance am he paid In four or utilmyments. No. 10,—Situata to the town:Min of New Milford, containing Ito asst Itoacres improval ; two talks from the Borough of Nos Milford, and about eighty rods from the Lackawan• and Wingert Rail find; well watered with cringe ; good buildings, and • foe bearing nrehard--• grove of chestnut upon the premlses suitable for Iles or telegraph poks—sechool house In th e Immediate vicinity ; and three different duche:tad:him two miles. 100 aeon from the farm will be told if the purr...hum avoid not want the whole. Termayeaample. No.ll-406 acres, adjoining the village of Susquehanna Depot, at the N. Y. d Erie Hallway, moo of the mod muslin:drafts. the vicinity from which to ell milk to the viLage. Will keep 3 3 mwe, and teams to wort the farm. There are .hoot 7000 tol e raph, poles on the farm, worth 41,00 each, besides a queolity of Railroad ties and wood within a mile of the village ; tano good dwellina bousee. ham ; and a .aw mill. There!. slao on the farm a fire proof palot raise, and a paint mill In goodvmanlng order; taro od orchards. No les than els passenger train. leave the depot d go aily. Tor an enterprising rose to make money the hum Is one of the mod desirable In The northern part of the State. No. 13 —Situate In New Milford township. two mile. south from the village-110 acres—about 70 eves Improved. a good house. hem and out buildfinely fenced md watesd—a good orchard of grelted fruitposh. plum. and cherry)—weil MM.'S for dairy porno's. One half the perches money down, the hal lance to one, two. mod three year., with Interest. A very ilbersi deduchou In prim If the whole perdue° money Mould be paid down. L. CMIFIECILI3I, CRAISTIERLIN & HERDS. illoutrase Bomquehnonoa- Ps ESMffe WHEEL MEADS ! WHEELS AND REELS. A.rd=l=lVl37.l.acilln g th'o3==all7. Mop to Sa o yre's Foundry, or on B. B. nano Eminent, nt then Mora In Montane, Flax Wheels. Wool Wheels, Clock Reels and Wheel-Heads! Wholesale and Retail. Best Wboole and Heads eat can W. 104,1342 m m • lntyang rD wrl We warranted if properly used. Kontrow, January 1, 1888. N. B.—Repatring done on abort, notice. 0. M. 0. LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM. ENTLET 3 FITCH having asalebthed B. S. Barrt.s . r, with them as a partner In the needle., °fibs law In all Its earl. nos branches, the business will hereafter be done In the name of Bentley,Fit,oh&Bentley, and all buelocee to them will be attended to with ;prompt nem and fidelity. Office wtme as occupied by Bagley & Filch. B. B. 111:RIAT k 1. ..... S. DICIITLET. a. Montrose, Jemmy 2. UM. P. REYNOLDS, !REINED AUCTIONEEBI 5Z1.1.8 DRY 0 001/3 and all km& of Meretuuldise. and lobo II voodoos. lf °arose, Pa., Dee. O. 1.384.—tf Examining Surgeon! Etroteertberhsviag been_oppolatsd_t_q the Commtstdonot of earift Pea . a ILEDINAL EXAMINER ot large. to =amble O to sllontillott to Peastermy sltlattendto of lap. plicallonsthst may be pnostoted to Men st Montrose, Pa. Rooms at J. 8. Torben% Rotel . Montrose, April & 1868.-tf NeCOLLUX & SEARLE. iltoroeys and Counsellors at Law, MONTHOSR, SUSQ. 00., PA. (Viva 11 Laibrep . For Brick Bs] over Lathrop, Tyler & !Mery fitora. B. dco. cunt, . Unntroso. ►af.rcary IT. I E. M. TURNER, Attorney - at - Law OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE. Moatrale. soffit 16, 1.466.-11 HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-YORK. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS Asset/ Id Jiutuary,lllll4. 13,780,110,X1. 1.1120111 a 11,0113,82. J. MrsarniSanya, Secretary . Once. J. Hoarrni.Proedmal. Jona 1100/31, Azdatanttlec'ry. A. Y. Wria►sell, V. Prat. Poltelaelmaxed /ad renewed by the tuttkr/ 1 / 1 3110. at blaoololl, cartarthe Postalnce. BILLINGS STEM% Agent, nmiza...p...Juits,lBa-ti OUR COUNTRY SAVED; Great Reduction In Prices. New- Firm and Low Prices I. RAILSTEAD & HOW H ama Jost tetaened from 21r, York a an4 r Pb , l i hter , in.& of ate =elsTrekny 1[44 in ' s (10004 Sitora ' at . leam * Assaa low price.. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE World Renowned Ohio Reaper and Mower. We are prepared to Ihnsies' extra Inducements to those having PROD 1J CE to &Kam o(^-Will pay the high&O Caoh Prtreefor the itikholsos, May SO, 1845.—Lf. fi&LISTE&D & HON. Blesses' Jockeys and Units. A "*""*"""raz. th Mtinfaiisarum . A - WORD TO THE WISE. 1.4 : The Best Family Sewing Machine MirlS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,..ffi But makes the Lock Stitch TICE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE IS DECIDEDLY IN rrs FAVOR. Tbs Pet of them bolos more of these Moobloo sold TEAM OP ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY rOT twit. particular. mll Upon the Agent. +hem the =treat styles of machlan era on exhibit.lot. Partly, that have next other to called Standard Machina tut thrown them aside and give their tostlatony In ram of thaw. EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO am ENTIRE SATISFACTION. For eeveral reasons It recommends Itself strove WI once. I. Beauty and excellence of stitch, althe upon both aldee, work ing equally well on silk, linen, .00i811. and COttotl goods.—eeam. In& quilting, gathering, hernroling, felling, cording, and braiding. Eltrangth of seam that will not rip nor meet The mold simple to construction of any two-threaded machine In use; therefore km liable to get out of repair. 4. hews without the toe of • ehuttle, thereby doing away with much mirsherrume oseehlemT, and the trouble of regulating the tension of the under thread. I. liune at • greater peed than a shuttle machine possibly on. Theme machinee with all the new Improvements, warrantel and delivered to Montrose, at If antritscturene prima The taut (,1 11011) 11.11.11/.200 gam. Do. , 037 mnmED to use to Montiore and vicinity. .1. P. W. RILEY. Montrose, Jan.oo, 1 sed.-m Delaware, Laokawanna, and Western M:l6 ea, i 1 rb C3O Et €3l. :I Summer Arrangement, 1885 PABSENGER TRAINS LEAVE. wa.sTV AHD. I NORTHWARD. Idettalog Evintg If ornPg E... 1 Tam. Train. STATIONS. Train. Trak. P. M. P. DI. A. M. P. EIJI 9.012 414 Netriork. 11.20 10.80 11.96 7.06 New Ilamplam 72 8. 97 = N i' 12.10 7.141 *ktantmka ettecnk. ' 1.00 7.46 ..., 111 8.68 Stroud/lbws. 11.41 6.48 C 4.20 11 45 Scranton. 10.16 4.10 4.42 i ... Olar o 4 Summit, 928 . •••• T 4.00 11.15 Abington. 9.80 8.60 :L , C 5.04 12.81 Factoryutile 9.14 3.35 C rq, 6.V 12.51 Pitcholeon . gzo 8.11 .4 ..g1 5.48 1.1.3 Hoyt... Mom, 8.33 1.07 1 . 4, 04 6.10 1.55 MONTROSE. 8.10 1.86 D. , 6.11 1.56 New 161100r1. 7.4580 110 2.17 tel 'CO 2.15 Groat Rend 7 0 17 P. IC A. li. A. M. P. m. Connections.-WesMard. THE MORNING TRAIN horn New York connects at Mae.- kg Chunk with tho watt leasing PhEndolnbla(Kingdon Depot) Pt 7.50 a. m... 6 at Gnat Bend with the through 14111Traln on the Krte itaagray, with sleephia car attached. inotmlng at all the prin. elm' nation, on that road. and arriving at 8017010 at 6.10 a na THE EVENING TRAIN Dom New York conneas at Mantinka ..... . . , ,' on the Eno ILIT P . . . . . Chunk with the train Imehur, hliadelphLe SA p.m. • at /) r a t Bend with the Night E.P. gay, weel, arriving M Butt.do at 1 4151. m. THE HORNING TRAIN from Great Bend connects there with the filoclnnaii Expirz. on the Ella Brllway from the wept. at Mmunka Chunk with a train for Philadelphia mid Intermediate ration; arriving In Pellaileiphia at 8.30 p ; and at New limp too with a train for Eamon, Bethlehem, Allentown. Reading and Harrhihrirg, arriving at Ilossiabure at 8,30 p m. THE EVENING TRAIN horn Great Bend Connecta then with the New York Erprein on the 'Erie Railway from the Weet t at Harman Chock with a train which rum to Belvidere. where It Una ovor until 6 o'clock the nest morning, and at New Hampton with m Enema Tooth for /Luton. llelhiehem, Allentown. Reading and Ilarriabure. AT EICH.ANTON conneettem are made with with MI. on the Lackawanna linaimiaborg Railrmil to and from Pitirlon. King. too. WUkesbarre, Berwick, Danville. Northumberland. Harrisburg and Intermediate etatlone, and with trains on the Delaware dr Hud. son Railroad to and from Carbondale and intermediate stations. B. A. HtiHHY. WATTII UWE. GonneralTicket Arai. Supertnendent. Stages lass Scar H nee I, Montrose, Pa..at 6a.m, to conned with trains for Scranton. New Pork, and Philadelphia ; DA 9 a. m. for New Milford nod °rent Bend, onsweting with Day Exprems both East and West at Gnat Den& and Night Express, on the Del Lack's. h Western It. tt. for acranton and New York, and 01 4 p. m. for Asia Milford and Great Bead and Wain. on the Mote Rail road both East and West. Returning. lease New Milford at 7.40 a. m. on antral of toxin horn Great Bond, and at 2.17 p. on sari war of Nigh , Moon, from Onat Bend. 'Least Montrose Depot 06 1 p. rn. on arrival of mail train from Neve York and Scranton. FIRE INS") RANCE. The Insurance Co. of North America, PHILADELPHIA. Has Established an Agency in Montrose,Pa. This is the oldest Insurance Co. in the U. States CASH CAPITAL PAID LN ASSETS OVER • - rrll IC rates steam low aa those of impzood Companyln N. Y. or eLeearhare,and Its Directors nee among the fleet for honor and .12.7111J17. G. COFFIN. President. Mumma PLATT.I9tO9. B. STROUD, Amt. Uontrose, July 18.18.41.-Iy. Office over the Postale, =XI DO Y 0 XI WANT GOOD PIANO S. OR A CABINET ORGAN ()ALL AND SES THEM AT O. D. BEIVIAIRPS Where Yon bean be Supplied with any 'ninein the Line of Musical Merchandise, t 713.011 A PI A_NO TO A ALPO—As usual, the only ansortment of PURE Silver-Ware end FINE JEWELRY In town. N. may the Maas of fast clan Boston and New•Tark listen, and all Fiance wad by me will be kepi In tune one year. Osbinet Organs Warranted for rive Years. P. B.—lf yen weal en Inferior hntrament, doe'l call on Yates, truly, 0. D. BEHAN. Nazarene. Mardi 48.1604. MT= GROCERY AND SALOON. T HE ~.. .4 7. 1bef s , ber. ostal j i , o.e oc th.gr ir basiner b : i t the Or Stand ge will. w on trust. receive etteh treatment ao A them t a gll again. We have bestowed particular intention to fitting up our LADIES' SALOON, and ett TlS eg o lah4 desired i grZe ,, =as to . loaDlGli and OS* REFRESIIMENTS Among Dustin of edibles eon be found omen, Chum Ham and Ulla Rue Beef. DeeViteak. Mutton Chops. Chickens In every form hot or cold, Tickled Tongue, lobster, Sardines, de.—ln fact everything the morketafrorda. la the way of drinks, we komi lw everything extept phituon sor at. eohollebeveroges. Our malt more are of the best quality and warranted pure. /deo Domeatie Ines, Older, Sorsapuille, Soda Water,Scuall Beer. he. lettere:on in IttlalareT. We hubsecored the services of it Matches Cook and waving everftlangprepoul to emit the moat dlvirdasittlatek COIIFECTIONERY. We hut on hood the largestateek of Ccmfectioueryeverbronsda tato the County. WoctUaratawhelmale be anYthiPli In thls duettist may becalled Ibr a nd cheap macro be bought anywhere. Tobacco and Cigars Oturing andemoklng Tobacco of every brand, and Clan °fev ers guilty, from an cent grab" to the fined flevored tfuratuL orir ) CO CI 1 . is, et El • Our Idea of Oreeerksearet be heath:Aids part of the armaft (*equality .d lumens of pine, not executing Blughlmten. We WlNO:mild) Floor, Balt.Bugar °lanes. Coffee, Tea.lflab,Cheese, Rabin& Pima and everything In that line of the best qualities, to any quantity from one pound to alon. Oor endeavor will bele pleasel who may Omar u with their plannagerpledglag ourselves to MI mess In deaf and to the strktly One Price System • L. KIRBY Montraws. December fi1.1844-17. M. necott TO DAIRYMEN. .EI B CHANDLER will pay the highest market take far prime Batter—forniali %cline or to some el We tout dW an i n New To& Agia, sia by thou* or come Nontioss. Yep It ISM MADE, Eastward 1500.000. ei.ZAOC:C. HU SCRANTON. PA., Meanie sad MAW Milers in AIM WARE IROI, finglk, NAILS, dolata,Sbovola, Builders' Ilardarare.Balirrerd sod Illninaßoppllcs , Ulna Ball, &Merced gem Boarder Bunk and Trail Spikes. Carriage elacefall. Spring &LIU. Bkelnaard Barra,Bolta, Nate, Warlars. Puma Arms. Plated Bands. Malleable Bona lbsta,Bwkee, Somdles,Baira.Poler. ratcnt I.,ftther,Snarneled Ladner. Whiodoct. ota, and general variety of Clanlarfe aLL Idannfactoxers Goods, ma. ere... se. Nur we am =eh allentiorao this part of our Met, and offer Wier selected woortment than fan Do tonna etlMMltcre L UM par of the State. Vleea.Biocla and Din, Bellcora,Harnarera,. Medalis t se.., Mein great earfety, Tattle Blocks, Bopellualna. Odra. steam Plaster Parla,Cement.rmel AGRICULTURAL I:I9IPLIMMTS, pumpLa.a., HDl.and Cron Balm raz Wrapping raper, LiMating Paper.leaseandß ;,Des, ?lain and Vona . . Horse Shoes and Hammered Home silo, Car. pentera•Toola In great variety, and am. vesatuarran, Mauler - gape Maim linOberand Leather Delon/ veleta:Mrs Bas-1- s,ese. Herndon, Pa- SiarchEo 1564.-19 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL 4% WINTER. CALL AND 8= TAD LANQE AND NEW STOOK Or CLOTHING , AT THE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. Nen Styles, of UNDER-COATS, PANTS, VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING SAIT, TB CO's Si GROCERIES &nor the am:me .s.epdtttv GOLD , h; T tg E lrp, tbd . . - GiTinjocs7,teta.l4stb.lol4• NEW GOODS T n i3VZ:rirkVTV,L'V" N "' Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Silver-Ware 1 Plated-Ware Cutlery, For, Fancy Grooelf4 4 to which they ermild Invite the attention of their Medan. Then have • large Stock of toglieh.Lmenen. and Swim Watches, both Gold .dtither of try QuaMc, Enameled, Coral. Onys.Jei, Bos and Glass. and Plain Gold hers of Ears upland Pine. Shamrock, Enamel. Plain Gold and Peery ringer Otto of every variety end price, Gold Bracelots. Armlets. Chatelaine. Vest, Guard and Neck Chains, Gold and Bllver Spectacle. and Thimblmiloid Bien Buttons and StadaSpoema Table and Pocket Cutlery Salver Napkin Warm Batter Prot not Kolvcs„ Card 0n.,.. Porte. every derciptlon of Odd Viso cce la Case. The largest lot of Mud Were ever brought Into Broome County, comprising every article to are, lomo vet" Main. tin. Scores China ornameure, • mce lot of Sams of all qualities, Clocks, Combs, Beads. Violin and Online Strings and Trimmlngs,Fishing T.tlein every variety, Da I.ol3la6A.ThennoMererl. 2i. filer. Brother, Gold Pena. Samara SPY Glam.. &c..As Atm Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of the very best makers. GOVltit & BA KU'S Family Sewing Machines Keden's Raver nail Water Filter., dre. Tbn above Goods were taught for (:dl5/1, and will be e4l on the most favorable teems All kinds e. Watches and Clocks Repaired as atutrt notke end In the BEST KANN= *leo SPOBAVIENG In the BEST STYLE. EVANS dr, ALLEN. Commercial BMl4llmo immotato Ice Post Office Bineamtoujlay 1864.4111c8.71 HEIN GOODS I NEW GOODS ULL Cgs 34 Court street, Binghamton. N.Y.. have constantly on head • to of cods actuated to theFait• MAIM. of their own Importn. CHINA, GLASS-WAR; L OFFS. TOYS FOR THE HOLIDAYB. FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMER. ROUSE FITRYISHINO GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS. WOODEN-WARY, CUTLERY, &C. Merchants will be supplied at New York lobblnk peons. L. H. HALL & 00 Blrothamton. N. If December MM. 1644-1 v MIN 4 0C: 0 31013E3 01:12==poosthat nowt t Ault. A ISM GROCERIES, SUGARS,7 EAS, COFFEZSPICE,FLOUIi and SALT, (by the eack or barrel,) FISH, and all settelestormallyfmndlo ArstclossGroostlA, Flour by the WholesaPe and Retail. .A4l moan to merit. I hope to meet. Illoonl Mimeo f public:pa r.l:Theldgiertrod d forPELTIVTEACO2rItAd TEALSKINIA. r "ire"' 0088. IdootroseataTehtl.t6Bo.-tr REMOVED, AGAIN " The Famous Barber." Come and see the fareonaßarde. Yemenis Barber. late of ll►Tt- Late of Hayti. now at We•ka Over F. B. Weeta's Shoe Store. Find me Shaving and Shampooing. Find me cutting Asir to eult Find me ready at your eervies At Tour service, OttettLlZT Idolllllls Second door above BearWs Holet, Up Stairs. Montrom, June 27.11144.-tf International fire Insurance Comp, OF NEW-YORE. Office, 113 Broadway. CM CAPITAL OH KIM DOLLARS, CHARLES TAYLOR, President. HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice-President. OLIVER DRAKE, Acting Secretary. BILLINGS STRAW 0. Aamt. Unaitrosa. Jnitniry IL IM —IV MEAT MARKET. On Public Avenue, near Searle'e Hotel. I ZEPeonstantlyon band a goo d.upply . ofifEATH - of CABIJ plc, for ItEEb CATTLE. 0 VES.SHEEP.atTALABISS. AlsotoralDEtiot ' sll kinds. Et.T.EtinToing EIEWITOO E. &CAWLEY IMArose. 1re0.16.11101.41. Carriage Shop IN rux.a. BLAST !CIE andersAtnad la tow epotett to do all tides CL OAlt Rugg wong, Awns-v/1 11iTt7441 dram. short palm. nehmen. J.I. IR. Ma _se ol.illolll. TUE LtiTEST STYLES. JOHN SMITH R 17.710fUll'Yortan° o r = t t t at Ara P erWll t° Z Dutton to et with oleok and we. LADIES' 0L0A....tb0 laten Dew York pr Shop OM I. N. Dull ara• ottrcee, Nov. 21.1961,—tt BOOTS AND ,SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. =tirretri , % Tr the ere have optlbMln Wia place, 1n rs r itop nn hand an esmtmeet ]nand children.' Hhoft, as well as Meatßooto l / 4 Balmoral" end Woos); al.. Castors.Banta and elhoos made end ItlellrVtl to the my esefset 00600 at the aorta% moth*. :TAILOR aim= and Iteei tam • NEW GOODS IEE J. R. DE 1/17ITT'8s sons ralicrlber Is nom ormage Nerrairoriast prices amrnrm 4 1 to the altered value Of all Was al tomeheadise V zee MUCH BELOW the primmer September. Of vtdcb eau be tor 4 LAMES DAUB GOOLM la all lb earls,,. Greer be?phis m lAMor poektoms, WsterTMet CUBB. re.l Meek Glows, sad Colwell All Wool Olosklzsi. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C. meek Clothe, Doe arm Coatiorm, Tweel Oamtmerek Iteateek, Jame, Sharp a Orarietineta. Sc. Al" Ullori DOMESTICS. D limn and T B am le aa:"ched Yua dr- n; Dentms.Tkltta, num*, 0. iapers, Notions. Omsk mini , of Hoop antl Mammal Skirts. Wm* Idol Ix Uhild or siMuls.ln=TlristlEntttlnireotton.iblits.&e. Boots & Shoes. Mail and Boys' BOotaCblldren't °crimped Baas, atom cacza, Balmarai Mime, Women • Callao:1u GROCERIES. awns at prime sot to be beaten. VERY BEM GUALITI Green, Black, and JaDen Tom, Cotreie Wax, Glam. Earei,e, nut' and Taw*. Bird Beed..z.&e. NEW FIRM BALDWIN & ALLEN, DEALERS IN FLOCS, FEED, SM.T PORX, FISH, SMOKED HALIBUT; Hams, Dried Beef, Candles, Teas, Coffee, Spices, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars i_..4o ol l7Mil : L, Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat, BROOMS, NAILS. &C. Cash Paid for Good Buffer. A. BALDWIN, - - WE. L. ALLE! Nontrogle, Wert Otte Public !Insane. A 921118, UM. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store UM lona been needed In 1101.1 THOSE. and noa•.n /lane n AT BA A. N . S rwlallirtrror4 the eattre Bteck of Bet the b athtn of Silver and Plated Ware error offered to Mottoree. elpleadid Aseartment of Caste.. Oaks Baskets, Moo, Gomm fee., goo Cake and PloKalms, Spoons, and Forkm. Acomplete duortaamrt of °Old and Silver Watches, A orrem:. ltelk, and Swim. Spermaelee.Sllyer and Plated. Mo. send Gold Jewelry, Lom Ma sad ()balm, Nance Biro from Id emu to KM Pond. Is Finger Morph Gold sad !Meer Thimble, Pocket Skives. lm Table Sofres .&e. Violin and Guitar Strings, lon ontrose, receive d Jan d uary lan for 1.1864. eby 0. D. BLIWL. sa l The Eno of Read, Watrceno, and TORO say:" Havlni dlrp , eld onr stock of Clocks. 'Wombea, Jewe ye a re n d eer are to m. renew townsman. 0. 13, earnestly moon mend our patrons and the public generally, who may be to want g an the above men edgooda, to eve hlm • call sod exannu !dealk." Relaember--One dam above Searle . . IlotoL Repairing as Usual. Mont.*. Nov. 11, ISCL o. b. II iliA2l NEW STOCK Fashionable Summer Hats and Caps for Men, Boys and Children, Almost Every Variety, Style and Price, Mil A Chip Hat, worth 15 cst., to a Fine Leghorn or Fur Hat, OFFERED At Very Near Old Prices, A Now Stock of Ladies', Men's and Childreni SHOES. Lester's best Boots and Shoes constantly on band. Shoe Findings of all kinds. Fine Buck Gloves, &c., &c. will not fall to mutt my customer to pzicolaul quallty.Chall soda Blore on Nain-atrea, one door below the Past Offia. o: l P r ' 4. :1 4 FANCY FUR ait7 tA o ; FOR Fall and Winter Treat L. O. KEELER. I. EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS! AT THE FUBRITURE ESTABLISHMEIT Or WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF HAW ST. MS extensive Pon:Dore Establishment of Wm . y 2 TW. SMITH having boon rented and steady im: prrrred.the proprletorrespeMfully announces to he e. tens of Montrose and vicinity. that be Is constantl matinganditeeps unhand the LARGEST &DEBT assoelmesoi l' tr It NITUR 13 to be f no in the Pouniry ft Weglvethef dims g Iltit Of tome of the satleleseralchertvi. sellatgreatlyredu pricce.for tIABII or READY PAY: Doreana,W smut o Mahogany.withsilasufrom 010 to Sts Bureamorith marb or bro.:Mello tomtiront alh to Ms. ADO largeamortmoct ho Olii.1110.$12. 1 1114;to ES . waahStandera da.cornerandatinsreStanda,of &Bears tiesand prices root iteentato ten dollars. Deaks.dlvans,to Iracksjoetatoole,ottottutunjonnreuile. Ocntn.cfvd•Ser tollei.ditilng,MtchettAndsztetudon tables • Chain—canean wood seate.ltoCkerit—ameAscandvsoodtcl 2 of every varlet d style. Botauletimptetesfunilthetiatabortnotlmat Nay Yerkprlma SPRING BEDS! A Lagos Ageornesag.oll3aMiSt ADD Bars II /LULUS. N.B. Readymadecobles on band or turatabe d atahorteetica- Hearamalreayein readiness when desired. WeemploynoneboteAßEPTlL A 8 XPERIERPEPMost MEN. We Intend to do our WORE WELL, and milli . 01 ." ashcan be afforded. W. W. AMIIII ktontromFebreary MlMl— iiiiiligliNSHOPl Sleighs and Cutters. TVuu.'"" tth gLdicen no. be roved over A. i t. r i flif , W ... , T 1 ,1: rose,urhere he will gattnort aalrry o sae n the nounlfestore of Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, &G. Ural, Made MarkaSiclSANLllnabar EllateusandUattagno ., .! hand. Rerrlngdoas neatly.at abort notice. Dent Muff for Usury end Wagon Mak - We matertals,beatqualtty.keptcorualintir MiS 9 ' 40 as to be preparrd to do 000 D WPI4I, at abort not ke A good sopply olreadymado Spokes tsPluiiiistaßil f , in ho od • N. B AII persontiodebtsil to the on.katined .11 Plow 0 ' andsettlethetraccounts withoutfluthet notice. Montrose, July 19.1E61. WM. la A BY. Boots aid Shoes. S°.Y.V"A4l.tqlnret 6"2"%a2"91,Vms bBOll Soldier's Pensions', Bounty &Baok 11111IC undersigned, LICENSED AGENT °Fray. ciOVSX IL DENT, will rive prompt Ikttgatiou to all clalmi el:1m Pal EL care. No cluvreo onlagasillacMftll Office am Lathre9. and WIWI dom. .r 7 .7 17. 1763 NOTICE. T fl uir"?. armed' y hls occus tal ` e ..l 2l % W o th letam. 4lllll 3 9 ts in rod ,"" ; lIIIVIVICU I4OII I vont or auconfadur, by Ibm yud otm 1, "1 - V OW 12.1101. ' sugy 1 Yttl—S, A Largo Assortmen' Being Manufactured J R N•rrl7P
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