~ ~s,c 4tux d. Housewifery The earlier the breakfast the more work will be gotten through with during the day and the better health will the whole household have, be cense food or warm drink in the stomach an tagonize the disease engendering damps, fogs and miasmas, which impregnate the air about sunrise, In all countries, - especially In warm weather. quitaces baked in sugar and water, or syrup, or simply baked and eaten with powdered sugar make a good substitute for baked apples. Potatoes MAY be ItCpt a very long time from rotting, in n cellar protected from the frost, by dusting the floor or bin with limo; then put down a layer of potatoes six inches thick; then dust with lime, another layer of potatoes : they sprout least in darkness. Woolen flannel is the best protection against taking cold In all seasons, if kept pliable by washing in strong, hot soapsuds, without wring ing, merely squeeze, then rinse in clear, warm water, and hang on a line to dry. Silks are best, next the skin, for some per sons. Wash them by spreading on a board smoothly; rub on while soap ; brush with a hard brush, then brush oft with cold water, ap plied to both shies; a little alum in the last water prevents it from "running." Grease-stains are removed from silk by taking equal parts of alcohol and camphene ; never wring silks after washing, because the creases thus made will always re main. While "burning: fluid," which is a mix ture of alcohol and turpentine removes grease and others stains from light-colored gloves ; sour milk is good for bleaching linen ; but grease io‘Ftest removed from etrpets with strong, cold soapsuds, thus avoiding the danger of cam phene. Life has been lost by keeping oxalic acid in the house, to remove ink nod iron stains ; but as it is only suitable fir white ['rubrics, lo should he plainly labelled And markeililsoison," in large leiters, if kept in the house,) It is better to use the juice of lemons or of sorrel leaves, es pecially as oxalic acid oatsihe fabric, unless im mediately and thoroughly washed oft. .Persons have bee.[ suffocated lie inhaling the fumes of burning sulphur, when used to hies, It out colors and stains of !reit and vegetables par ticularly, hence the fumes should be conve•v( tl to the stained spot by means of a funnel-shaped paper roll •, but it is utter to dip Vained fabric in sour milk then dry in the situ, repeating the operathm till the bleaching is perfected. Flannel shirts, or other 1V1101 , 11 , , should have grease spots removed witili):ll, 11tIlirs• them up: Put one ox-gall in three gallons of cold water, in which immerse the garment, and squeeze or pound (not wringl it, until the spots are removed ; then thoroughly wash in cold water, el" the gall becomes very disagreeable. If barning-lhail or benzoic are used to rerno\ ‘t grease or attains, let it be a: !east two yards from any blaze of candles, gas lamp or fire. Valuable byes are lost every year by neglecting this pre caution. Eggs are good which are diaphanous, or show a faint reddish color, when held in a dark plat—, towards a candle or other light, when held in the circle made by the thumb and torefinger. Th Time are bad in proportion as they seem•black. This is an in infallible test. Milk is kept good longer if it. is boiled, eval•- orated, condensed or kept-still at a temperattue of about forty degrees. If he.tted three days in succession in summer and two in. winter, (us per Guy Lussac's experiments,) up 1.4 , the point, it will keep two months without turning sour. best way of keeping milk in summer is to have a sprlns ,lLnien . well shaded, and on the north side of a hill, 1•.,7 pans sitting, in a stream of running water, pnitecleo against -currents of air. Peaches are peeled without waste, w, hen fully ripe, by pouring boi:inz: water on them, and let them remain a minute, to cook only skit. ' - deelh as in tomatoes. Clinkers are removed from stove-grates not range-baelLA, thus : When the coal is all !Oh `sh throw in Italia dozen broken oyster-shells, covt.' those with fresh coal, and when all are red to the clinkers are ea' i:y removed.—hulls Jourua.! of Malik A Clteap and Val :tables Paint One of our neighbors has painted his out houses, fences, with a paint made as fol lows, and found it nearly as gond as ordinary • oil paint, and vastly cheaper; in ram, is scarcely anything except the labor: Take half a bushel of nice unslacked lime; slack it with boiling water, covering it during the process to keep in the steam, and add to IT 1: I peck of clean salt., previously well dissolved in 1 warm water; three pounds of green rice, boil , ' 1 to a thin paste, and stirred in boiling hot ; half a pound of clean glue, which has been previous ly dissolved by first soaking it well, and then hanging it over a slow tire in a small kettle within a large one filled with water. Add five gallons of hot water to the whole mixture; stir it well, and let it stand a few days covered from the dirt. It should be put on right hot; for this purpose it can be Kept in a kettle on a portable furnace. It is said that about one pint of this mixture will cover a square yard upon the out side at a house, if properly applied. Brushes more or less small may be used, ac cording to the neatness of the job required. It answers as well as oil paint for wood, brick, or stone, and is cheaper. It retains its brilliancy for many years. There is nothing of the kind that will compare with it, either for inside or outside walls. Coloring matter may be put in, and made of any shade you like. Spanish brown stirred in will make red or pink more or less deep, according to the quantity. A delicate tinge of this is very pretty fur inside walls. Fine ly pulverized common clay, well mixed with Spanish brown before it is stirred into mixture, makes a lilac color. Lampblack in moderate quantities makes a slate color, very suitable for the outside of buildings. Lampblack and Span ish brown mixed together produce a reddish stone color. Yellow ochre stirred in makes a yellow wash; but chrome goes farther, and makes a color generally esteemed better.— Gen esee Farmer. Selectisig Cows A Vermonter gives his experience on this sub ject as follows: "First I get a broadside view of the animal, at a distance of about two rods, as I have noticed for years that there was a great similarity in the general proportions of all first-class milkers—being very small in girth just back of their forward legs, as compared with the girth just forward of their hips. I have never known a first-rate milker, not thus propor tioned; so that if this form is wanting in an animal I have recommended to me, F do not care to look at her more, unless I want a breed er for some other purpose than the dainr. For breeding oxen I would want a cow of reverse proportions—larger girth forward, I next feel the size of the "milk veins,'s and trace them to their eatranee into the chest, which in superior cows'are large, admitting the ball of the largest finger; if divided, or subdivided, as is sometimes the case, I judge of the size of each orifice, as I care less ter the size of the vein itself than the orifice. Next I examine by sight and touch the udder or bag, which most be capacious, in order to hold much milk, with teats wide apart and free from large seed warts or sores of any kind ; I then inquire how long she goes dry before calving, as I don't uunta family sow to give milk less than forty-six weeks out of every fifty two; also es to the quantity of the milk; and to close, I milk her with my own hands." Potato Bloqsoms. In au an'. , le wnting the importance of bury ing potato 1-I , s e, the soot where the potatoes are raised. Prof- .1. F. W. Johnston, who is per taps,' as good authority on most agricultural mallets es rtmx.livit.g writer. makes a statement which will seem singular, at least to American readers. It is that by bikini:, off the blossoms of potatoes, besides the usual increase of the crop, the tops keep gremlin the potatoes are dug.— Thus mud] green matter is obtained-, and if this he made into manure, and eimlied to the next potato, crop, it is eaid to"raise the largest produce of tubers. • Carpet Sweeping. Draw tut broom to you with short, stakes taking up the dirt every half yard hi ,a dast•pan, or at each stair, and thus avoid work ing tbeAttot into the cleaner part&- Never .tree t ea lea - vea; paper, or datap grass; to collect th duet, but let the dust-pan du that. Weather-Wise. : Allow the sugar to - dissolve itt, your coffee or tea without stirnnAl if the frith remains In the centre, durable 'weather is indicated; rainy if it settleS crown' th.e (ales: variable if It remains between the t.siliito says AL Otturipan; 1565 " Eighteen yews catahllehed It N. Y. Olt)." ••Only trffallible mmedies known." "Free from Poisons" "Not dangerous to the Homan Enmity. " Rata come out of their holm to elle. "Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Eater's L • paste—used far Bars. Mini. RoAcum BLA.ca •ac Itso Aim. •c. ac.. 'Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. la a 11 , 01 d nr maa .used to deatroy i and also atm pre ventive for Bed Bogs. i.ta. "Costar's"Eloc'ePow,r for Insects, Is for Moths, Monloßoes. Fleas, Bed-Boirs. insects on Plants, owls. Aril rnaLs. arc ,te. Ste. , 4e. 4e. Cy- Sold by ell Cruel,. nod Brtollers everywhere. [no" ! Braman' !! of all nfortblesslrltalloas. sir thsa '•Corran's" ;ram; la ou each Box, Bottle, and MO, before you buy. ' 1-lerary R. Costar. Fir Paem•l. 11tr.17. 402 linosnr•y. Ins , . tone. Pr' bol d by all Druggists and Realms it Montrose, PL. 1, li46i. IRA OF N.l.l'B.—Tbe Turner's Gazette (Iltmllob) tents and proves by flours that ono poir of rids will have a pro, ny and dneendant. do thou sal.tl ) In three yen!". Now.llll - family eon Ito kept down. they would consume more food than would ...t.atFl Q.. 341 human b• InR B.rfr See " Clowrsw's - advertisement In Ude papor. 1 SCI4S. RA TS vvreras BIRDS •Wboever erirditee to .hooting mall birds Ira e , uol syhnevvr nide In exterminating RATS Is I , nerneinr. We elronld like reme nr am ennt., TosSosts to jtlvs . the b-daidlt of their experenee drtetng ont the. treats. e need einu. Wind cior, sold trap for thi. htunnerin.--(ndentif• Y• 1 Viir nee - Vorhrinsit - ntlTert4rement In thus paper. 1 t 4645. (), rn IL'S KAT EX TERM IN ATOR. Issimple, safe. And nu—the twat perfect RAT •IfiCAlion meeting we have ever attend. edit Every Rat mat can gat 14 properly preparedaccording to di rection, will eat It. and cern' ye. , that eats it sill dle , eenenally at .l ooe &dant asp Mt rival Where the medicine teas laic. en —ll.ake Shore, Ulet,, Ntirror.J fir See evsratt'S" advoilteraerit LA We paper. •At_l4s. llt/II,EK EEI Elt, troubled Telth vermin need he to no lancer, If they utte Exterminator. We have need It to oar.eat lelMtlon and tt" aMs met ;1.5, eta would have 11. We have tre d rumor., hut they effected nothing: but ••Coetarv" article knocha the troth out; or h az, , lilt., Emulate. Ante. lad Bed Ito= q"idc. er than ate eau %rb. b. 111. la great dr mend all over the won. try.-1.11.11n:. Ohio. ltarette. Cr See "Crerast's" advertlretnent In this paper. 1 t*Orip. A VOICE FROM TIIE FAT: W -.Swanton of - Cosrsalr Rat. Itatch. Ant. dre. ELZtAtlninit , nr— .. TOM Aran. and incnistais •re docrored 3310112 i in omen Corday vertoln than...m.ld pay fa a Inn or this Rat and Insect Killer "-{lnuscester, Wisconsin, fly We." .I...crt'...nrut to this raper. 1 t,44[3:.i. FA RN( I:6S It EK. FlE.l'Eltrl—rtlonld recollect tem t ‘ andrede of lollar , voorth (Iran. /Fe_ are usenet. or.rord by Rem. 31Ice, A utA..J to her Ineecte renet-4N o f sett eh can be prevented by few dollar.' rort.tt of .. Coetter.e" Itorteh. Aet, &c. Exterminator, bought and nod freely. FIT — See .. ooemen's" advertisement In this impel. rlr Sold In MONTROSE. Pd. Pr' By irmoomete awl 11.4.:r5. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Farmers lu Particular. BUR 2 WEBSTER II AVE VOR SALE itiWOLVING HORSE BAKES, BY TUE DOZEN OR SINGLE ONE. EXTRAS AND REPAIRS FOR OHIO REAPERS AND MOWEr-ZS, cum= GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS SCYTHES AND SNATIIS, FORKS. SHOVELS. HOES, PICKS AND HANDLES Building MaterlalN orctrtnwo PINE LUMBER, WINDOW SASE, PAINTS, OILS, PCITT, GLASS, BOTTS, SCREWS, NAILS, LOCKS, A LABOR VARIETY DOOR BELLS. COOK STOVES FOll BURNIIIO WOOD. COOK STOVES COOK STOVES FOR WOOD OR COAL. TIN WARE, IPELOLESA4S. AND RETAIL. BIRD CAGES, LAWS, &c. •LL GOODS •T PE•CR PRICES FOR CA.BIL W. H. BOYD. Mantras., May Ittb, ISG HIBSCHII ANN BROTHERS = BIIIGITABITON BEEHIVE B E oot MI , 43 , 1 tag :L i C i raNO OCT their large and a:to:rive DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, EMBROIDERIES, ' ALYDOW CUR TALKS, WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, do„ are oilertug the.r mare aesortmeat, eqmPrteiag ha handameel wad riehral acootia ever Introduced Ir! %lb market, at a Ulla share NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES,. order to retinae their dock *Won. to Melt removal Into Metz new rote If volt slob to mere butothan call at rtIRS No VA 'p.n. - Sine—alga of the Beaten Binghamton. July:UM, PEACE AND .PEACE PRICES. PEACE ESTABLISHED ! Lan:re Lines ;ofPriees Con quered and Reduced ii. BURRITT to °"" rT-Winf. for elrthiG Mane; new sad Imre WA*. of Dry Goods, 'Groceries, Crockery, Hardware Stoves, Iron, Steel, Nails, Paints, Lamp and Linseed Oils, Benzoic, Carpet legs,. Floor Oil-Cloths, . Wall Paper, Window Shades, Hats and Caps, Boots, . Shoes, Clocker, Iftintrlng, as amml.tell innieitra o them* poixairstyles of L diet MVPS (1^0 , 2%. IShavr ntnytcy, oohs. Fl monk Ac..hitt. lhe nli 'two the 13.111. fatqrlLble tams for Q. Pmduce, or to rramot Time BMWS. and. higg on hand as lowa rrinv inL7c4ol;iunt. LEES. '• - BLACK . MIMING. - • llrltn;ariti ontistimaithlns Inall Ha , i ,, ltr i ltr=altstill " tg t e l P r e n*Ole.vi am= it • • - - • , • 491 f0 / . 7 . ' 42I CM. Mtn, Tx til DOUBT HAS NNZN DISPZLLED, AND TKE STARVING CONVICTION 1865 GEO. HAYDEN oo bAnd with • NEW OINK OF GOODS 'mint*, of DRY GOODS, ' GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Ulna, Gloms, Hosiery, weetties, Scarfs, tinder Bnlrts, sod Drawers. Fancy Goods and !Mikes No. lions, Trusts and "ravens/ Elmo, see Ists of Gus& too numerous PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION 41: Every A rtlele yrnrraMedes reprneut ed. No tails for Lbw, log Goods. Small Fronts and Quick Sa,cs. Nev-1111 ford. A ugune Slat. 18•• EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW: "L'A VINO purchased t'he Mora In trade of Hata Caps, •nd 11 elothinz r. a. WE ILKS a LW , 1 hug, .Iso Nat received • lzrge Mai of TATS AND CAPS, CHILDREN'S TURBANS, LADIES' SHAKERS =I C .T_, 0 'T .H I N . (3-, Consisting In part of Uon4 Engtleh Walking Coots 1111 MILD to match, good Basin.. Coats, rod (Potting for Fsrmers, Lino Pants and Dusters, Gents' Furnishing Goods. UMBRELLAS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SUSPENDERS, • COLLARS, • NECK TIES, SHIRTS, &c. Which I am Preparedly veil for cub or ready pay at very low pr cent as my Flock has reecntly town bought with .II oI goods Sayan profits and rally pvy I. my motto. all and are for your ews. Two doors a ova ?traria. note], in the building occupied by F. 13. Weets as a rhoe More. .10SITUA BOYD. liooi row, Mae K. luvii _tf riVI F" CI Yr, P.A.N rr I Read, Wartrous & Foster Have Joe received and opened a tine Wick or SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS PRINTS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS,COTTONADES, SUN UMBRELLAS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL MY:Let-IL DITTO, 6.100 vss; HOSIERY, &v. fie , At the Most Reasonable Rates WOOL, FUR, STRAW AND FILM-LEAF HAM, BAOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY, GROCK RIES, DRUGS AND MEDICLVES, PAINTS, OILS, ctc.dx. 1 B.—We are recelvkii addlUot. to =stock weekly We can famish any number of Return Rails to our customers (shins to mend Butter to tee Mts, and will fondled the earns hum dat..rde, an g uarantee the Memel price. and prompt returns. READ, WATROUS FOSTER. MONTROSE. May Utb. SCOTT'S POPULAR REMEDIES These medicines are Irurruntad mud according to directions Try the{io and If not ustisrsotory return one boa the natl.:We ult the na,ney 111 be refunded. I bare earl thousands of bottles but acme have returned. SIO77 3 SCHOLERA cumin. AND SICK HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH, COLDS *ND COLD CHILLS. • TEL medleine Is composed of Oson and Hoots, and canoes an Im. mefflate mama= In the system. and Is barmiess to &IL It has been used In he SPOTTED FEVER ]. a number of ewes, and proved elrectarat, 7011 directions mr each bottle. Perm 60 Over= SCOTT'S SANATOVE CERAM A.. L. WEBSTER. boa. It la =Waved of rutabagas. and la entirely buyedema Rice twenty-Mu cents a Baas Bra :--We have bed ample opportunity of testing the air tar of your Dente for many years. and end It la you recommtad a, and Yrs have no Imitation in recommending e to the pyublle. L. W I L IGHA NI, Y. D, New CALV . RAMEY. IL D. Mcartroia. • Wm. elleft. Y. D., Wlllualtarts. Elanalhetured by • Smanton. Pa. and tor male by I.N. DULLARD. 'tantrum. W.O. drAd:D d KON,•l9resr lIU PIA SCOTT. Elnvirndllst. u•sentogri. h. lath. ISMI OUR COUNTRY SAVED! Great Reduction in Prices. New Firm and low Prices HALLSTEAD & HOW HAVING put y e ti from itzr York and Phl i ntd h eigh are allall kinds Goods genera ll y kept In • Canatly Storial ImaLie lon prima WE, ARE A.13-IfiIW.CS FOR THE World Renowned Ohio Reaper and Mower. We ire prepared tofamlrh erns Inducements to those taring PRODUCE ool.4_ , AyttrsOar l lklrn i r the HOW. =a NEW GOODS . M Roduoed -Priooee J hergy yetteo Qa b ths B t l oi theinthiklienta B. R. Lyons .& Co., , P.:03 - akrliadO,OlOthing, to beton odla the Coeinji. rQonitOaayOoatonWOna a¢CWLB Wl:pa oT f :III:EN, ; AND - 2111CIC Cana . . . Vestsattd- Pantie . of every :variety. mg Allman 6lTENsll7Eassortant at ot SELHATS &-CAPS,-141 isteditylii.ommiesommlimismonnzi: ' liontrore. aril 17. 'O. N. CANGDOII. T am % Plad for ru OW try siunn , siattax setabiro.nts. • I , • 4,, I=l Ls dedkated to all who seek Bargains, QM to sccoUon, at GI-E.O. HAYDIGN I= IZA3turn Pfttb4. FOR DYBRNTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORK'S, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, FOR BUS" SCALDS, OR SCALD HEAD, FROSTED FEET, ENFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD ULCERS, CRAPPFD HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, PILES, CORNS, AC. Agricultural Implements. tfirH Eundereigued desire], to cull the atteutlot of the public .thearticle of T HREhHINO MACHINES mstmilictiued eiOnit ertablished and wel 'known Arm of Wheeler, Melick & Co., at Albany. These Machines are to favorably known and universally approv edthat any effbrt atrecommendatlon I conslder unnecesaary. not tacit to say ,t hat experience In olanntacturine,and long use.ba , s broughtontimprovensents which makethem %fir CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD I would cal lerpocial attention to Molt Barger's Patent('leaning Attachment • newt attached to •Ingl e.doubt e. treble,or any other horsepolvec..d to either ou derehot orovershol thresher, Thera Can be need as an ordlten Land ml Hand Is •operior,as such,to an fanning till) made. It takes no more power to delve the whsle taahment • than It does to drive an ordtp•ry separate, or Dlfferettldoes ofcleetineatteehment,S3l2lt ptent.aremada. Hone Powers singlesod doable Wheeler ' , patent. with seen Improwenrents. Lawretor A I", patent. one. two. and thn bone powers. Maw millet, %swing woo.", fee d eutten.elover hot• len..horse meta. kc. An vorestrlcted reamentl giver to the pub'''. the.trong.snarenty that the above machinery le unequaled I u l's work.durab si llll..eoneenlence.andeheepten. Port ortherperticulensend to the m ' , scriber for Oren lar, or es• emlnenracelnery. Orders... Halted and Plied with promptater aed Odellty. Also Agent for HUBBARD'S MOWING MACHINE, tett drett.mequfectured he 8.11. SAY RE dr BROTH ERP,II or r rose .Pa.—thel.est Mowe rfor this country. erldneewarrattedio Clveentlrnatlefutlon lartructlons for using. and If uhtter de• Ilvered.free o f charge for fnight or tranolvatetlon. Allperson. slating to °l...curette boat and cheeses , glowing Ma cPine are advised to WitlleS, the work or the Hubbard'. Light Draft tdower.beforeenmmt ring Utemertvecto any other Mower nowt use. Ordere.ollatted ato rolllptly attended to. Postoffloraddress,Harford.tosq.Co., Pa. 1.. R. PECK, Agent. Harford.Pa.,July t. ttei-tf Real Estate Agency 1 Til IS ndersignsut have formed t partnendtin end opened an of flee for the porchase.tale, and rehtol of reel vstote t o the Conn. ty of tiopplehanna. Pa., nod we shall try to mak.. It for the tote,. of nil who dealt, either to pureltane.gell, or 'cot real estate, to give aIW 1. We deign to &Overtire egtrnstvely In all those countleg both In New York and New Jersey, from whence mute moat of th. persona who boy lauds It thiscounty'. Mr. 1011. is extensively adjust hued throughout tt, county and will glee the matter, ,ptru...t ad to us hM whole attentlin. We have Several Farms on hiand. Stlitahle for dairying purism,. The Magee part Of the Minims money an run fora term of years, payable In Installnachts. No. 1.-012 sere, of laod In Forest Labe, 161 improved_ good dwelling hoagie, Ms barns, well watered. and will support frensa to id AS tows. Convenient to meetings. eel:owls, and mech.. A ey can remain for • series of years. l‘r tga.a.-1 1 1.4 th = of land " rn ' Frankihn (Upsonvilla .1 100 acres tro proved, watered, two dwelling booma two Warm , I 'oneenion , to meeting., schmht, and store. Weil salted for dale purpoeca.— Part orate purchase money mar remain for a series of years. N 0.4.-121 tem of land In ililmock.l2l./ Improved, well watered and fenced, good torn dwelling house, !hams. 7 orchards, and chest nut timber upon It sullildeut to loam the whale farm for Arty years, Two and a half miles from tilmock Corners, and live smiles from Montrose. Two thirds of the purchase money on remain for a err In of wawa secured by bond and mortgage No. 7 --Situate le the township of Forret Lake, four miles from Montrasse. A daily stage passe, the house. 166 acres. fiver ifk Imppmval, a gored d. soo t sa mill In eyed li n " fl h r:at u iMe t r w • o iar c e lle n r d o ' 4l Vth ' iM a l os "' A waster, Mi ngle &o. Tenns • One•lasif of the purchase money down. the Minn, In bee anneal pay relents. No. 11.—Altuate In the township ofsfessup. Meers mil , from M ant rose. motahgest misty acres, forty.flve Inproveal.• good b 00.. , bar. s grafted orchard, and a v..ry toe tugar hush. convenient to wn, uh. Schools, and Mills. One.hsif of the purchase money do tht :wanes an he paid In four equal payments. No. lA.—Situate le the townehip of New Milford, MnialnlnlC /fr i sem-1201cm Improved ; two aulleeltima the Borough of New M Ilfflvd. and about eighty reds fawns the laekawana and Weatern anti Rod ,• well waterM with springs ; good buildings. and a to, hewing orchard—a tenor of ch.+ nut upon the premise. , stainable for tin or tele, mit poles—p school house In the immediate vicinity snd three different church. within two IM acres from the farm will he sold If Lise purchaser should not want the whole. Terms reasonaide. Nn ur.ti adjoining the riling , . of SoNnehatuta DePot, n the N. Y. k Erie it war, one of the moat fOllVialirl , farm. - • • • Ic the vicinity from wide\ to ir-11 milt iti the vil:age Will kohl , 23 mem, and turns to work the farm. There are about 'MO telegrapo poles on she farm, worth kloo mein beddet a quantity of Railroad ties and ernod wllhln I mile of thavil'age tam good dwelling •te or aroor itslot mine. and a watt rntll In gond running order tempest oreltanie. lese than lx patternaertralns leatre the depot dally Rot w enterprising ma- to make money the farm In one of the moet desirable In •he northern part of the state. ell•WIIILE 111 , Addreu • • • P MVO. CRA 1113SRLIN At HINDS, MULitalare isuotaortmano ItAu. WHEEL HEADS! WHEELS AND REELS A Wbrd. P"l:7";...'ure g o..biz - ± „ f,?z,v .hop In Sayre's Foundry ' , S. 11. Sayre ' dt ' BrotnerZ r al tree Store In Montrose. Flax Wheels. Wool Wheels, Clock . Reels and Wheel-Reads! Wholesale and Retail. title Wheyla and p ri m . ir ths t, Lfin possibly j , 7 nuld . . N ria c "Prirrari rrae J p — .=::: . ebort notice. C. M. 0. LAW NOTICE-NEW FIRM BrNTLICT At FITCH tmaina ansnclated 0. tl. Brera.re, arltn than as a partner In the pram Ice of the I. In all Ita vaai. one branenea. tllte batalnem bele:after be alone In tJapname of Bentley, Fitch & Bentley, and all bauble= entrtuted to than trill be Attended to with prompt. en end fidelity. Office mune ns olcupted by Bettie,. & MA. I. S. lIISTLIT 1.. r. Man. Z. M. nasrt.ar, n. Montrose, January I. 1E65. P. REYNOLDS, LICERRIEI fittCTIOREER e SELLS DRY 13001.3 and all tands of Merchandise, sod also at vonoves. llontrais, PL. Dec. 5. 1884.—tf Examining Surgeon! T ll4.ob o serib a ewmet E ..l,,Anb i ; Comer: o lsolone . of md e Alain to all entitled to Penslons% at tsttl attend to allay. plkatlonathat may be presented to him, Wootrose. Pa Rooms at J. &orten's Hotel. E. PATRICK. MonTrose, A prILA t033,-tf McCOLLIIM & SEAELE. ttorneys and Counsellors at Law, MONTROSE, SIISQ. CO., PA /Alberta Lathrop's N. Britt Battling, orrr Lathrop, Tyl at Nllay'. Mora R. dr!, .ttera, . D. W.S masa linwtrnal..l4,,s,q 17. I q. E. M. TURNER, Attorney - at - Law OFFICE OVER WILSON'S STORE. Montrose, Asigust 16. 1864.-tt HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW•YOKK. CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DDLLARS Assets tot Jarmary.l.644. 118.295.770. m. I..bolll.lJes. 78... Y .. J. MrroySKriat, Secretary. en.s. J. HAMM!. Preatdrul. Joint 1110013, Anthrtatatkery. A. F. WumArru, V. Preal Ponclesbsyced and renewed by the anderedyned., ►t his 019 maths Ponorks. BILLINGS STROM), Agent, llerntrose.Pa.../11171.1862.-tt DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS GORE GOLD! LOW! LOWER! LOWEST ARE OUR PRICES FOR Prints! Delaines I Bheetings I Dress Goods! Boots and Shoes I Gaiters I lialmorals I . Groeeres and Hardware I Ready-Made Clothing! Hate! Cans! Yankee Notions mom our ERLDW VARLET a r e stork. We must hare morefor oar NEW GOODS, anddetermined to clean oat the old Goek. IflrOomeand mon before rartreancog. tirrne airaeat priors always paid (or Butter. Grain, and Pro: dneeof kinds. J. E. JACKSN. Patzdale, Aerfla. VES.—G. • GROVER & BAKER'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINES PERSON 14 wielded the w acla war tfae ehonld attl at crawntses and exacaos Idece Inn et work on ezbllatkot dolly—with eltha 'the khattle or fAcir4Atiteh, or the Grover & Baker van. VI/PM MACH PIM. are tbemootukr narearr, snloyar, / DC114.111. 111w•CSIIII yetE63. 101:mM:wed. F. D. (711•1101411.49 . L. WIWI Aait 7th. 1 . • TO ' - DAIRTPIEN- • FJJORANDL BE will pay thi=tr a let a Pride uic 'll"—f itheZINV Oise! or untadr A WORD TO THE WISE. WELL & WILSON'S, The Best Family Sewing Machine MADE, ZErl S NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE, But makes the Look Stitch. THE VERDICT OF THE' PEOPLE IS DECIDEDLY IN ITS FAVOR. The [la of them being more of thew Mar Aloes .o:d TEAM OF ANT OTHER ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY Tor further particulars cell upon the Arent, ♦hers Qs didezent style. of roschlnee are on exhibition. Partlea that have ailed other no celled Atanadana Machtun hall SMEMagaMI EVERT MACHETE WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE For esveral reams It recommends Itself above all others. 1. Beauty and excellence of stitch, alike upon both sides, work. Inn equally well on Milk linen. woolen. and cotton gooda_eeme. log, quilling, gatherieg, hernrollog • felling. cording. and tualding. IL Strength of warns that will not rip nor meet. The mom Maintain conatrection out o f two-threaded machine In nee ; therefore ler Wale to get out of repair. 4. Sews without the cue of •stiuttle, thereby doing elver With much cumbersome machinery, sod the trouble of regulating the tension of the under thread. 15. Runs at a greater weed than a shuttle machine poultily on. These nmehineg with all the new Improveromits, warranted nod deliver.' In Montrose. at Manufacturer.' prices The mat of /I own 11./311211C1S given. Overawe 110I1)1119 In nee to Montrose and vicinity. J. P. W. RILEY. Montrose. J.. .10.1k43.-tf Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Et. e, IL 1 r4:::› ast, do Summer Arrangement. 18 PASSENGER TRAINS LE 1tv.14 Trnba. ~'. 1213 12E! .N eve Yore. Het Hampton.... elbatunka Chunk. stnwkdseurg. Scranton_ kW 135 120 12.43 10.15 1.58 1.30 3.60 1.14 Ass 111 5.30 3.11 .4 BAzi 527 3 4 8.50 2.30 : 0 7A9 2.17 h 030 100 A. M. P. hi . Con actions.—Westward. 9 nu 4.D) 4.41 7..! 4.50 4ltarles..nummit, Abinr.on ram,y,lll._ mthaw, IS 15 15 AI 15.51 117 125 11A1 1.15 A 6 51:5 V 548 4.10 te. eSI Flop Wtom._.. 111011TROML. N 1111fo-d.. lOreal C P M TILE MORNING TRAIN from New York connects at Maau to (Mont with the traln le.otng I'llllm:ethnics ' B.lngston Depot) c. TX a. m . and at Great Bend with the through Mall Teltn on th Ede Pa.claay. with sleeping cv attaened, et‘chtde; al all Oct Pen tips) otacione on tllt madand anlvme at Bonin a.lO a. to TI Chunk with the Loan lecodno Philadelphia (Hinz:ton Depot) e 0 p.lll • at (treat Bend with the Night Euprmo on the Scull.' way, west, anteing at Bunk, al l 40 a. m. THE MORNING TRAIN from Greet Rend connects there with the Gavel/m..1 Enprem on the Erie Railway from [be west ; at Manor kel'hunk with a train for Phtisdelphia end Intermedmie ration. peliadophia at TAO p ; and at New Itamn ton a train (or laaron, Bethlehem, Allentown, Reading and Harrisburg, arriving at Harrisburg at B To p m. f ff. EY EN ISO TRAIN from Great Bend conuette there with the New York Express on the Erie Hallway from the West; at atanunks Chonk with a trail which roma to Belvidere, where It Brs fluor until T elr. k :he next moral• a, and uew Itnmpton with en Exunitsa Trani for Easton, Bethlehem. A lientrnro. itoadina Ar N I . ll`e clnn.eilona are made with with trains on the Lackawanna & Bloomsburg Railroad to and from Pittston, ton, Wllkesbarre, Borwlek, Danville. ISorthumtertand. Harrishnnt end In:ex-medial, stations, and with trains on the Delaware & Hud son Baiinnad from flarn.ondata and inte.mrdlate rations. R. A. HENRY, WATTS COOK, General Ticket Agent. Supenintendent. Stages leave Searle's Hotel,Montrosie,Po-11 I to conned. will trains for Scranton, New York, and PhlMdelphia; at II a m. for New Milford aod Great Bend, omneeting with Day Erpres4 both East and West at Great Bend, and Night Esprese on the Del , Lock'. A Western B. H. for ucrulton end New York, nod a 4 p. to. for `f ear tdlifoni and Great Bend and train...on t h e Erie Raiy man bah Ens% shd Brest. Resuming. leave New Milford at T. 40 vs on nn duel of train from Orval Bend, and et 1.17 p.m. on arri. at ofNigh , Ev-ros from Great Bend. Lave Montrose Depot at nn arrival of mall train from N.w York and flemninn. FIRE INS") KANCE. ThelneuraneeoO:ofirOrth America, Has latablished an Agency in Montrose,Pa. This is the oldest insurance Co. in the U. States. OAS' CAPITAL PAID IP ASSETS OVA'S . -• egni X rates are as low as those of anygood Coo:manyln N. Y. Er elsewhere And Its Directors are moons the first for honor and ‘ntlatty. 1 ,... ,,.8,,,c.ry ART1111R G. B. OOFFEN. President. STROUD, Agent. Montrose. July ISA fol.-ty. Office over the Poeta:eke. GROCERY AND SALOON pHS rutersibers continue their business at the Old Stand 0, Main Street. where those who give us thcir patronage will. trust, receive such treatment u will cense them to cell win. have begowed per - Umber =elation to at Ong up our LADOES SALOON, and ma furnish If detained. private marls to LADIES and 011.1. TLEltHati, or for Ladles Mono. or Gratlemen alone. REFRESHMENTS I Among our flit of edibles am b. forlnd ()yawn Clam., Ham and Mr.o4, Rout Peet Berf.itask, Mutton Chops. Chkkonn In area form hot or cold. Pickled Tongue, Lobelia, &Mina, @c,-1n fact everything the market allibrds. la the way of drinks, we keecveryttdog =Opt splrituousor al. midilielweersiesa. Our malt I uors are of the beat qvallty mad warranted pure . Also Domestic nu, Sanaparilla, Soda Water. Small Beer, de. lee Cream In summer. we have secare4 the eerateee or fir,' clue Coot sad wan= everything prepared to suit the mad Illerrtitled taste. COVECTIONERY. We bare on Lund the etock of Conteetloneryeyer brought Into the County. We tan farnlah, as whohwtle or retail n t.h In this Ilnethat may beealled for,and as cheap as can be boned anywhere. Tobacco and Cigars Chewing sedan:taking Tobacco of c very brand, and Mean °fa env:Wier, from a " cent avab"tothe ducat flavored Havana. sarrbc,4ce,rile,gs. Our stock of Groceries can't be beat In this part of the country (mortality and lownmag of prim, not •seentlos Ilinzhamton. We will furnish Flour. Salt-Sugar, Molasses. Coffee, Teagielsh.Chosse. Rand. Flca and everythins In that Ilne of the best qualities, it any quantity from ooc pound to a too. Our endeavor will be to please all who may favor as with thegh patronsge,pledshor ourselves to fairness In deal and to the strictly One Price System ! Dec•ra ber 16.1864.41 JUST RECEIVED. A 17,W.DarZgl.",L:fdllrea . pal l, 81 DEli peea , Rabben. Boots. at L.O. ti.k . nLleh e r FALL. ATTLEE; OW FMK HATS Just to. Call and eee theta. They are the ccl, dram hat. L O. 11. 2 ELEli. A flee worttneut of - 13nek Gloves, IflLterne, GannUeta. both fice. L. 2 SEILER. . n lirn l os ' e, Sept. 11. 116 e. Watches and Jewelry. F irta Lepthe, Anchtr,h Amuirmi Watches. JEWELRY and Plated Ware. All misruled. "ado by the Neet Marailuthrern AT CHANDLER'S NEW GFOOI3SI t itlfirsecolted, a our and floe asaostmeot of DRESS GOODS, DELAINES,_ PRINTS, WORS% D T R ED ESS BITTTONB, sad a gee ' , artily of ireincy Goode sod Nations asogoot lasa—Tos as MIANDLEIVIS IN 'I'LIVI.V. .I.' In TON WANT a SITIT oratoraits TnAT wiLL irrr i neatly. look well. arid wear Ilka troto do ye We, oil Mime to, oo la to call at Um NEW TAILOR HEMP of GROVES 4k REYNOLDS, dr or Ctirelles Store, east el& of l'oblie Amu; and yelp ow be setommodalol We ere determined to okras our outdraw; bo , b, to tbe quality of OM work dad LW Wee • [MOOT LINO rat Wort ootlea. sot IntnaoUrd to et- rebel semon. Pr. 111411.-.41. DR A. D TEWKSBURY, Physician and Surgeon, A4:74.0.....4 .pent 7,l= l :tl=ail XXIV WI 41,12,116,fialaina,ins. , I= ER = I=l 17E3 12E3 QM 1020 2 27 {S. as .1 Eastward IVWX4CKNI. I=o,ooo 1. lURBT, Z. BACON 701110 manors I'. RSIIMOLNI. HUNT BROTHERS & BLMR. SCRANTON. PA., =1 HARDWARE IRON, 31131311, BAILS, golkennorela,Bidlden'llardinua,llagrocA and Illnlnagnolka an.. lithe Flail. different dna, (lounter bunt and Trallnpli, Carriage Materials. Spring Aclu, liken. and Boxes. Bona, Nom, Washers, Patent Arms, Phased Bands. Malleable Hnns,gpok es, Felloes,apindlentioera.rolea, Patent Enameled Iconner. WElntiocin etc, and a general cutely of CUTUP/ sod Manufacturers Clogalur, Bic— An, &u. Or We give muck attentionto this part oh onr noun and offer a better selected asortmicol than can be !mind elseeruarc In Ws pa , of the StAte. Acrylic Vloca,Stor.ka and Ma. Bellovra,Bennnient,Sledgea, in.. Akan great variety, Tackle Bloch. Bone Chains. G la rind. dotes, Ptter Parla,Oement,Trenco Window Mak AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Peimps,l7lrealar, NM and Clog, Sal e, Emery, Ham Wrapping Paper Bleating Paper.lrnme and Blaidlngrnbel. Plain Comte done Shoes and Hammered Bone Walla Car. penters' Tool. In great variety, and amt. vreasaarrao, I.llthertille Munn, Robber and Leather Saltine ',treaties - . Scaleage. Scranton, Pa.„ March 80 1864-1, 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL & WINTER. CALL AND BEE THE LARGE AND NEW STOOK OF CLOTHING, AT THE STORE OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New Styles of UNDER-COATS, PANTS, VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING 1 1 101111, SALT, TEA CM. & MEM All of the above in sympathy vrlth GOLD at the Late creat ca cill ;n 100=1.. 1, ism. F.TONE 6 CO. NEW GOODS MEE subwribe BEAUTIFU L y returned from New Took sera LLIMOS. and sloe. m Watches, Clocks Jewelry. Silver-Ware i Plated-Ware Cutlery, oSt Fancy Goods. to which they would Invite the atlentron of their rrienos. Th have. large Smelt of English, Amerran, and Swims Watcher, both Gold and Myer, of very ropenor qualities. Enameled, Coro L One, Jet, Box and Oloss. and Fiala Gold Sem of Borings and Pin‘Shercrock.Enarneh Plain (told and Fancy Finger Slop, of every vanety and pace, Gold Bracelets, Armlets. Chatelaine. Vert. Gemrd and Neck <llama Gold and Sliver opecteelm and Thlmbleatiour 51... Buttons and Stunaboooluo. Table and Pocket Cutlery Bilyer Napjan Elora Bauer and Frail. KM..., Gam owe, Forks, every description of Odd Pro. we In Cues. The largest tot of YMUxI Ware ever brought lobo Broome Con ety, cowardly, every article In uaueome wry Rote. 01(01 Scores China ornaments.. race lot of rano of all qualities, Mucks. Combs, 13eaus. V 1 I 1 and 0111101 Eltrings and Tarnmings,Flohlng Tr:Klein every mad,. 8.. rometers, Thermometer, Needle. Brunet. Gold Pun. Saloom Spy Otorwer dm— 6,0 Aran Piano Fortes and Melodeons, of the very best maker, GOVEK n }LILLIE'S Family Sewing Machines, liedele's River .d Water Pilfers, Ste. The above (r were booed for 021.811, arid will be sold on the moat favorable terrine All kinds es Watches and Clocks Repaired as .port notice end In the BEST 11A11171Cal elas ZNOHAVING In the BIT STYLE. EVANS & ALLEN. Conamerldslltvildlnjo 4.xatte enatOZlke Incibamton,llay 3 1864AuneS.Y1 NEW GOODS! NEW GOODE BM Hi RILL & CON 34 Court street, Binghamton. nf. Y neva constantly on hand . lam anon of 000 la .dated %other Thane. of their own Impartation. CHINA, a Less-winx, I. 411P13. TOTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FANCY GOODS FOR ALL TIMES. HOUSE FITELNISHINO 000DS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WOODEN-WARY, CUTLICRY, Xesehuats will to supplied es Ness Tce lobblng prices. ss. H. HA at 00 Bbsetwatotk. N. IL Daman, Istl. leus—le CI , 13 3E31 Our s u o tothe publl., = .. ~ that rennet fall to stilt, a lan in GROCERIES'. .0 StItARS,I EAS, COFFEE,SPICE,FLOUL and SALT, (by !he Rack or barrel.) FISH, and all vtlelitsmallyfoondllt tlrstc.las.GroceTi-, Flour by the Wholesale and Retail r. A..1 meanie merit, I hope to receives liberal eh are o I p üblicps T b lit bee Una ketP rl tenPNLTB..DICAOON"Mid VILL SHN& 0088 REMOVED, AGAIN " The Famous Barber." Come and see the flantousßarber. Famous Barber, late of Be Late of Barn. nom at Weeloe s. Over F. B. Weeks s Shoe store. Find me Shaving and Shampooing. Pled me nutting Hair to welt we. Find me ready et your meld , ' At you've:vine, Clia.BL.Zir MORRIS Second door abase Searles Hotel, Up Stairs. ntontroae, lane 27.1864.-tf International Fire Insurance Compa OF NVW-YOF.H. Office, 113 Broadway. i I ill II II CHARLES TAYLOR, President. HAMILTON BRUCE, Vice-President. OLIVER DRAKE, Acting Secretary. BILLI7Gs RTR4►•in. Acv.#. l.nvv. la. --1, MEAT MARKET. On Pablie Avenue, near Searle's Hotel. ITEltonstantlyon hand agoodsutiplsof MEATS of silkinds. WOK said for BEEF OATTLIS, IrEBAIHICEPsansIL.A.MIIB. A isolorlflDEStof all kinds. a B.T.Haltroozj N.lllklrsir. SBISTOCIL &RAMAT. Iltontroge. nbacutel..l, Carriage Shop IN rum BLAST ! TITAVItietZ,M7 I .4I4 I g 4teTTLI, 141.+1.nat 1.1010 10•8 •• • UMW.. THE LATEST STYLES. 3011:N . SATJT!ER RESPECTFULLY =noon= that h. -a war prepind to tu .11 kin& of garments. of the roost fashlonablO coder. and LADIES'to srith Menne° sacl ()LOA ICS-.lls Mat Nov Toth data. vrsbop mut. N.llultsr.P. 0 ontrose, Nay. 21,1554.—tf, EIOO7tS,A.NI3 SIT.Co*S oft ALL DESCRIPTIONS. r 1T 1°1 6 .0.91•431'42))" , .7.1T11 ems.. name n ou.c °" w m:lre Itesivost bum In stoortment of Blues, and obtldrese !Oka's, as well u limp Boots, Mammas mi Broom Wu. Chtstmo zo,ss ImPartsl Trzy sostu4 AY* mid v a, e r megr ini,. Om 111.1 ANI4.-41. NEW FIRE BALDWIN & ALLEN, DEALERS IN FLOUR, VEED, Sat►', PORE, FISH, SMOKED HAMMER, Hams, Dried Beef, Candles, Teas, Coffee, Spices, Syrups, Molasses, Sugars CIAC:10771011., Timothy Seed, & Seed Wheat, BROOMS, NAILS, &C. Cash Paid for Good Butter, A. BALDWIN, - - W. 1.. AIAAZI Notitross. West side Mlle Somme, April 15,1861. No Humbug ! A First Class Jewelry Store Hsi lons been needed In MONTROSE. sr.cl nom Tre Lave ¢ AT 13MMA.1•T's f N addition to his former Stock, tad the attire Ftdek of 1 Wetrousas radar. be has thin day reached from Be, I, z , the best Asaartment of Silver and Plated Ware ever offered in Montrose. A Splendid Asuattnent of Caster., Cake Dukett,Oulia, Song , dm., also Cake and Ple Knivee, Spoons, and Forks. A annotate AllaartMellt of Gold and Sliver Watebea. Amok.; 6ngll3h. and Maim. Spentaeles.tilleer sod Plated. Fine. solid Gold Jewen, Gay, ate and Chains, Napkin Rings from 16 cent. to KO% eolld.ll one Pinner Rlogs, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Pocket Kobe& Iron Table Knivee,,te. Violin and Guitar Strings, ,ust received and for rale by 0. D. BMW, Montrose, January 11.1814. The Ironer Read. Watrous. and Fader wty:" HisrtnAdlrpored o oor stock of Clothe, Watcher, Jewelry, and Silver Were us os fellow townsman, Mr. O. D, DENA., we would earnestly ess, st , mend nor patrons and the public wrnerally, who may he In nnntc cf spy of the shore mentlonedwooda. to Ore Dim • WI And tiat.4, ale stout." ktemember—One door stave BearleUr Hotel. Repairing as Usual. . I= NEW STOCK Fashionable Summer Hats and Caps for Me; Boys and Children, Almost Every Variety, Style and Price, I=1:1 A Chip Hat, worth 15 eel, to a Fine Leghorn • or Fur Hat, OFFERED At Very Near Old Price AISO, A New Stock of Ladies', Men's and Childrid SHOES. Lester's best Boots and Shoes constantly on hand. Shoe Findings of all kinds Fine Buck Gloves, &c., &c. .111 not WI to mit my customers In price and quality. Can tzt Store on Main-greet, one door below the Rat Ofa. t"c• - • ••••• . • FANCY 111' FOR -•••&.3 -- • dt ran and Winter 14i_ L. 0. KEELER I= EXTENSIVE ATTRACTIONS I AT THE PUBRITURE ESTABLISHED'? Or WILLIAM W. SMITH, AT THE FOOT OF HARI ST. HE exteasivs Furniture Establishment of Wto 1. W. SMITH having been netted and greatly 7roved }he proptietorreapeafully annoonces to the citt tans of Montrose and vicinity, tbat be la constantly makingandknos °oh and the LARGEST At BEST easortr..nig I~~'PeNITD7RE to be/Duna in the Country Waginthefollotetnglist of some of the artielenralctore4 se atgreatly reduced prtan.fo r CASH. BEA DT PAY. B urean,W Mean o r Mahogany.withglus.troto $ll to $5l Bureanstelth marble Or brontelletops.from $lB to $l4. Ant geassortmepfrom $8.510, lilt AK to $l5 . ardStaltds.comeraodsquareStands,of Lines tivand prices sons 75 cents to ten dollars. DeskSitvans,tosseirackafootatoolaottomanaJOunges Centre.eard4p ea ier.toilet,dlnlng,kitchen,andatteasion tabbt tinairs—nosnd sroodseats.dockers—mun.ftaisandsroodtiml sloven miety and style. Botraciete-d.teteetundebedsts hortn otic eat Peer It °rep deo. SPRING BED ! A Less Aseosmarr,Onzarzer Lan BOOT to Bowl . B. B. Bendrmadeeodin on hand orfurnishedatabormotlis - Heanesalsrayslarndinessiehendestred. WeemploynonebuteAßEFUL & Exr zru nit El ROHL KEN. Weletendto doom. WOES WELL. and cell Locl as It on be afforded. W. W . Montrose.Febraary 45.1569 111 L nom recehrtng a new unpoly of tOr- Clo C3O la Ei In the numerms departhaeata of hill Mercantile Business! making the =mimed FULL AND DESIRABLE. _al T Stock. eandstaln part of Drugs, Wed , eines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, Crockery, Glass-Ware, Wall and Window Ps . per, Oil Shades and Fixtures, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimney Burners, Transparent Cones, Kerosene Oil, Burning Fluid, Tnr• pentine, BENZOLE, Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty, Brushes,alrd Cages, Canary Seed, Jewelry'. Artist and Dentist Materials, Whips Fancy Goods, Perfumery, ace., aboit. nearly every Wag, to restore the stek, to plesster taste, to delight tle eye, to cro s tlfethetaney, led also lo condone loth° real and rabetantlal comforts ofllfe. Yoatrose,Apoll9, tan. ABEL TITRRUI. witGoN silo ? . Sleighs and Cutters. TlBlttmanamiV tb Ld; . ap no t =to=d o on A. 5. f T:rhelfs Hato!, it A! moorhen he arlll onatlnue weans cm the amonfacton of Sleighs, Cutters, Wagons, SM: fteadySlAdollarketSingba,Lambn A1e 1 11 1311 WOut" w"I hand. Er palrlonlone ocatly.at abort notice. Beet Bluff for CoL L ,e. toand Wagon Makefamatertals,bostgoalftAeptoodatoodio... d u to be prepaudto do GOOD Wnith at abon notlu. A good anpray cdreadV•mado nonnhardoonatantn on bud. N. D. Allpenonslooebtad to the ondendreed .111 plus DI andiettlethelranountawlthostfustbanndlu. Montrose. Job' la. an. wM. GA.BY. Soots and Shoes. Soldier's Pensions, Bounty & Back Pay orinz.dend ir d. uossaND Ails= ca. "I Ili GOVPt 1111:11T. w I eve prompt &Mania to all claim. entraa , Ms can. Nochargeoualeorwcawfal. OlEco eve' Latafop.Tik , Itlley's dam. 1111 , valroma. ♦0... a IT, Intl • JR. 10•0.1.I1N TEAS! TJF 4 AS I A.tegviseprrim O. D. D Cifla A Large Assortiner, Being Manufactured
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