E- ._: gdcnlttt3ld:' rretillinent of COMM !s. Tae writer, in looking over his tuxatts for the Ists,t forty yearajound a memorsedu , kept bigolilf and wife,,in which we* noti ced the result of kind treatment to cows, and alai harsh v ia cr am treatment: Hs ens in the h bit of taking care of his cows himself; feeding and milking them, and using thtta . In the kindest manner; coaxing instead of - driving them.— also tookgreat Painstocard and brush them welt and often. The effects of this sort of treat meat were soon apparent Whenever he went through the pasture where they were, they would gather about bim, and seemed to under stand that ho was their friend. When driven to the stable, they would go along quietly tenth er, entering and standing in their places, wait ing to he tied; and it was a rare thing for one . cOw to offer to Injure soother. • Twenty-five years since, be was making but ter for the market. Ile carried forty pounds a week from six Cows. The neighbors noticed the quantity and superior quality, and declared he realized ten per cent more than they did from their own cows. They attributed the cause, however, to his wife's superior management of the milk and butter. At last he was-taken sick, and was obliged to supply some one to milk and take care of his CAMR. Very soon a chance was noticed.. The milk diminished In quantity, and when the butter was put Into shape for market there were but thirty-four pounds, where before there had been forty. The manner of milking was also observed. The man would take his pail and sit down to milk a cow. He wanted the cow to move a little; he spoke crossly, and the cow moved too far; he then s• ized the milk ing-stool and struck her. Away went the cow, and commenced chasing another, and soon all were in commotion ; and when again the milk ing was attempted, the cow was trembling all over. This convinced the writer that it was the hatch treatment which made the six,.pnunds of butter less, and the hiss of a dollar and- fifty cents a week." I have seen the same result so soften from the same cause since, that his a fixed principle in my mind. Let two boys with a dog go after the cows, the dog chase them into the yard, while one boy follows behind with a whip, and the other gives the rows a slap as they gn In at the door; and in his opinion it will cause the cows to give fifteen per cent, less milk than they would it treated kindly.—Bortuaket Chronicle. Good for Farmers -.There is something worth living for besides. money. That is very good. hut is not all.— With the rest, let us raise a crop of good ideas. While you are a farmer, remember that you are a man with duties and responsibilities, Live down the old brutal notion that a farmer must be uncouth, uneducated, and unthinking—a mere plodder. Move toward a better life. Do not keep your boys shelling corn on the long winter evenings Make your farm a place your sons and daugh ters cannot help loving. Cultivate the trees— they are God's messengers. Do not say that you care nothing for looks. You 150 CARE, else did you build that white house, with blinds ands c .„ l :nla, into which you never go. Or, why did you, _years ago, brush your coat, and pull up your shin collar, when you were starting on a Sunday evening tJ visit the woman who now shares your home? Care much more for looks and pictures. Do not keep a solitary parlor, into which you go but once a month, with the parson or sewing society. Hang around your walls pictures which shall tell stories of mercy, hope, courage, faith, and charity. Make you'r living room the largest and most cheerful it the house. Let the place be such that when your boy has gone to distant lands, or even when, perhaps, he clings to a single plank in the lonely waters of the wide ocean, the thought of the still homestead shall come across the desolation, bringing always light, hope, and love. Have no dungeon about your house—no room . yon never open—no blinds that are alwaysshut. Don't teach your daughters French before they can weed a flower bed, or cling to a - side saddle. And &natters, do not be ashamed of the pruning knife. Bring to your door the nearest flowers from the woods; cultivate the friendship of birds; scorn the scamp that levels his mur• derous gun at the bluebird or robin. Study botany, learn to love nature, and seek a higher cultiiatlon than the fashionable world can give .you. Kitchen Manures One of the amusing inconsiatencies of agri cultural existence is the fact that one—one ! why, hundreds and thousands indulge in the practice—purchase a bag or barrel of some ad vertised mercantile manure in town, at an ex pense of from three to ten dn1iaria.5.....1 twolye miles at a cost of See dollars, and while they are doing this actually throw away home fer tilizers of double the value, that might be saved and wssnared for *nen...ion at a cost of seven ty-eve cents. For all manurial purposes, where any of the ordinary garden vegetables, melon-, grape-vines, and fruit-trees are sought to be beneSttpd, a bar rel of mingled soap slide, greasy dab water, kitchen-scrapings, and chamber-slops is .f more worth than a hag of the best Pacific guano ever brought around Cape Horn. There are always eunuch old barrels and tubs knockinc about, often needlessly knocked to pieces at every farm bonne, to save all such ma terial In. if not it were better economy to ex pend five dollars for a fe— second-hand barrels to store such kitchen offal in, than to let it co latterly to waste, and spend fifteen dollars for some mercantile adulterations of not a quarter of the value. A Farmer's Advice to Farmers. Mr. Jacob Strawn, the great Western farmer, communicates the following advice to f a rmers When you wake up, do not roll over, roll out It will give you time to ditch all your slonghs, break them, harrow them, and sow them up wit timothy and red clover. One bushel .of clover seed to ten bushels of timothy is sufficient. Make your fences high, tight, and strong, so that you will keep cattle and pigs out Re sire and get your hands to .bed by eight o'clock. They will rise by force of circnmstances. Pay a hand—if he is a poor hand—all you promise him. If be is a good hand, pay him a little more; it will encourage him to do still bet ter. Always feed your help as well as you do your self; tor the laboring men are the bone and sin ew of the world, and oneht to be well treated I am satisfied that getting op early, ictinntry and 'regular habits, are the very best medicine ever prescribed for the health. To Insure Eggs for Winter. If an old hen has Peen laying well all sum mer, and is late in moulting, she requires rest and time to recover from the moult; and if cold weather comes on her when hut partially moult ed, she will, perhaps, be a long time recovering the condition proper for laying. If, however, she is allowed to sit late in summer, so as to rest her from egglaying, and during the time she is tending her brood she is eneouragetrto moult, by warmth and generous feeding, shewill, when • her moult is completed, soon. get-into laying condition, and, by good management,may often be kept laying all the winter, and lay better and larger eggs than pullets. I give a little barley and oats mixed each day, and have the run of a small field. To prevent their wanting to sit, I reg ularly took up all the ergs so laid, and never leavebut-two in a nest.—Correspondence London Field. Sowing and Covering Grass Seed. From erperiments condarted by Messrs. Drummond & sons, Stirling, England, a fact is proved that has only been inspected by some farmers, that in many cases 3 considerable por tion of the seeds of the grasses and clovers are lost, owing to the manner of sowlag and cover ing them. Germination of such small seeds is often wholly prevented, owing to the Sorb o f the covering of the earth- and when the Awed s dofterinkaw, the weak shoots de., not reach the surface, and thou. lbw are not estaliliatted in the mosttivorable depth is proved to be • a limiter of an let h for tlmothy,, grass, and clo ver seeds general.), Tae proportion per cent. o f the for:3er, vef• sates successfully at tints depth.lei shown to be while at hair an Anchats afiend atone rocs, 0n1y67 r cent. At,the period of sowing Xra, f , see * t imers would lo welf-to ! 4eed - • Careful) , the result, of these igterestingespiriittetts.- 7 ,„ • • lar Siime men, Wien Lk :are Derinw e d sTstquent, get oat jest as pixtr 44 1 klins %ea - Vigr-41iay swear vat, • - \ - Man=l== NEW AmairsrAx„, FAIL AND WINTER GOODS & eo. M. S. DES*IIEB H&MG 'ad returned tam Mir York. With a a,7 Windy' and bud. ro•yartety of Vt.. Goals, to .bleb the altanUon of the Public Is most rettp.ciddly Wiled, and as thi Bade win bought wader tb• orat ads:atoms* taillonta. and Ind yd., t o to reecna advance: we promise to aril them al !tipsily low tams, Our towto la to please all, 'and not td 640w:it-dam by any other 1.0." .b.ther lit home or abroad, The followlra Gonda Col:art/in nary, of our stook ail band, and will be kept drains the acsaon. Cotton Department. 8 100717 47 4 . 01 eached and brow:4lo4 SA and 4-4. Pillonrcsan Mualltr, 0-4, and 471Inctes. Pine Wanted and bnort.7ol,7lnza, 4-4. and Calicoes ol the beat make, and temdamotst pattamM, GloaMemea of ammo and totettn maautteture.. Bedtlckinr—exixs hest). Blue 'leek emul Welted shlrtlngi. ellllloD Width, ma wad cambric manna, 114. lb. Woolen Department.; riaanela of all Color. and Qsalltire. Flne dbile;.sdfd .Idrae Heater &mei ; heavy 'lathed grey. alum, and reds fiat= dazed; stllt mixed ; tansy and Vala rallabury co.; 1...dia./W. add Plain ahlrth g do. Fire dool lied Hhat-t., 10-a. sad 13-4 wide, all qualifier. Ladles% alum, gad Cd ildrededool don.— ell ars ler, colon, and quallths. Nubia', scarfs. =iglu., bcodi, rodtd,,7, breaktaid ahafe la, table and Plano opltada, upbpr trotit ed sad Shfaland wool, ad. de. Linen Department. Floe tattle llnen table Damask; brown do. Fhlli whit/ Iblett Wrung. uta lumpy g Co. Whit. sad "brevra lima table clothe. napabn of canwent qualltlte an. towels bt the down , floe while towellosa Hoek alba* mg, tra. Dress Goods. A lane =garment of the followingsarleti es: ' Printed. Curt cotton ens all wool delares. Pits Fine sag colors. Tomb Merinos, all colors asUlgualiggs Parto.ttes Alapaccui pled " silk striped warp " Poplins Slotters " all 'snot plaid Merino, Camp. Bamtatnes, amps, at, 41te. nee Butes dmit WILL eve 7 vutety of colon, black .• all ami:Maw, Cad,. and ba..Y mavlu diks. " toonot elk& all colon, and boat= &JAL White Goods. Fine eatabrlq asrlzoati manila striped and barred annallno, h. Limn c1.12112t1C bandkenhlsfa pI. . a.co-AltAtd. at.= cd and onabecidereg do Drapery 17313011 N fine esobfroleered edit. 1-0 and Losattingo ; plain end unbmidered collara; contr. and Amami to ants: c-apo do. Embroidered Infanuf wars ; Islam hoe mann* enabn.idand La.& Amps. &twat patterns vane Luca and cdrlnga la cotton and Men. Van:Mena edging!. itt Notions and Fancy Goods. Lhatn a•• 41 cottcn thnade ; wain& and embroLlezi Wks; halt. ling cotton. &e. Dam Erma , • and Paso l'Enirsiza. of &lithe faabionan , e and leading aisles; dock tad baler,. &Imamate, by the sere nr in eau; hap. tete and hair dread; Weill Mb.2a all widths; slap= Meld, all colon, Vana. SEk ratadlne vele: Love veil.: crape veils; meat vdlst plain, and 'Mb ortounente. (3,, ,se,, Of all aorta and imitable for all petvona glort.olll do; cotton do ; buck* ax—. Fin& and don We .Brothe Oseela; duals an. doable amol durals—a lame IliCet of all the India{ Aylee tad gittcrel ; doe Ildbet sod Elbatlacd wool do. Ow assortment In Such as t r, akt a ("et!, IL,ren Of MI who Calve either to p 1 i• Li. or nont rr.a • e.tule,t , . Wilt:all. We design to 61 , , to.< r,..• , 151 , , In 10/ :tam . MUM!. both In New York land New•rr , r. *i.entr , on...- lot of 1.1. perm. who buy lands In tht. rv•un , , Mr. II I ads In extell,l7l ,, ..‘l!¢lv v. the matter. entriu I Ito nen!. whol.attentl, t !lave Several Farms on Hand., rultablefor dairying purpos,, The lancer part of the porthaet money tan run fora term a yuart. pa.ra , . le In metallmtvra. No. 1.-101 %tem of lad In foot Lake, 101 Improvad. gom dialling house, ea barns, vrel lateral. nod vitteuppin from CO to 88. a .. . Convenient in ~tll an d h lame part °fee puratase money can remain for mantes of Fenn. No.B.—ISS area of 1.,.d in . mane l pa ail watered,. i t7 i n doe o i ntre, o barbs • ear tomror. tr.guns i.-101 acre. of land In lidannel in nodl atered and fenced, good I vew omtiard, aid chest mit Mabee upon It nrlgieleed t o no •die cho i r farm for Ilfre Two noel half from II .no k .rt,00., and Are •• Inv Montrose. Two ?lira of tie borer...l- Mose) C.st. rEL12312. for a ser llf Betlnf^d by beddl ano e t , iet i m ie t No. 7.--Nituatelo the townstot ;•I Forest Lea, font miles teen liontrome. A dolly near 0,,,nv the non, this lO i Ll n t ro . s. " ° .ti.i .. l . l ' , " elfu ' r ' t:ina "' t b i• agar, milk house, to. Trrrn, • in, ' salt of the purchase ovine , . doom, the balance In No Sig. n! oovmean. No. E.—Nit - nate In the toot...hlt of I essilp. -even ton., from kt nro roam entitalnitor day aro, f .go ,- .1.1 hart *rafted orch.rd.and -.oar o, t ivenien• •,, Cl ar et sa oak .d Ills. ()rind, • or t• • purehmie mosey dams, th• ein he told in (nor nid..; ie No. ttuate In tie Inc oldfi•.o times 0.,•.• n leg iH sterns--11011cINNIIIIproV.4 ; rlO I. .r..n.,.1; of 74. Mllrord. and about eight , . lon' • in— tilr I.iun 4%4 Wv.ftPfl RaO Read - well 011 h •;•rl• .•.• r• . nod a In • ofehtfhl—fs grove or cr., r;o• rri• I; iden.;••• • pint at•e fo les or Vste•Tv•pb poles—a, •••I tion• ... •M. .71 ) , iddirdt old three dlfferent If vithin no ,, •• nerve from the , nrne al , he sold If tie I; arcin,ol •L•••••)•1 sot wont tte Shone •••••••••.*.a. No 11.--408 acme. adjoining the rupee,. of Rartnohmnes Defer 'el the N. Y. a Erie Kniton, ;le 4 thr ninet f 1,,, r. the vlOll2llO from whim... , • •I Ilt It rl r krep Nat and I, IM. loam* the farm T nre err atm r lnd•••••eirtai • Y'laon th, (Arm wort, C. 0.. to of InAllenai net ad wont! althLo o n• I. •.• lir el ar• pool ••••ellin. ham.: . ine• nigh Tli.•••••• • • or. I to. ;Orli. Or. ToofT,olll. Mint, :sad a paint •r.l ' In e,•-.1 001 rt two ay. mcitiardt No less ths.n moat • min • Innve doily 'or an entealltdre man to P./ the farm Is one of the mo- Wrahl In he northern part of Ile hinte. a. on.enthou.l3, • - . . & HIND, 'a.. I'l WHEEL HEADS! WHEELS AND REELS. T.L Trlshin. to ptimhaw any • the Myr, tsmodltEtkl, vrin thNi 661.1.1 m:. env. :t-Ztt-c-- Phil Wheels. V1'0.,1 aVbccl•, CIOCI4 Reels and Wlv el. leads .! Wholesale and Retail. Refit Wbeels and Brads that mn votell.ty he mnd^and every :lac warranted If rompesly C. 31. Cl - 1.31).A.1./...3 Montrose.Jatrary I.IM. N. B.—tepatrfix dame an .hart notice. C. M. C. LAW NOTICE-NEW FIIINL IDDENTLET • FITCH hailer won rated B. S. tirerrerr..ra. with them ua termer L• in.. inn lee g.f Ihe haw In sit Itr vi.ri tw heal:intim the hudnels will h•ntif.•• an , e `n nitne of Bentley,Fitch& - Bentley. ~,d..llbudnein en. ruled te. 3 . ie• led t• nbh ,c and ildalty. Office unit u otednird ny Re• tire ,h S. S. SIZTLZT c V. n: cn, ..... e. itts - rx-er. attrtilllll, iraenary 2. It l. P. R C4 - ; YNCYLDt-4, LICENREII AUCTIONE.t. R S ELLS 10 , 1 fitio LS nod !undo of Iterooondlond 010 ven MlootroseNo w Doc. 6. 1554.—tf Examinir.g, Elatrgeort! subscriber having ht* . `nrnlVioner rP i enelonn, IdEttleA l. .‘: !NEI{ at Fre, to examin tnd eivetertlffenten to oil er LO ren.dc ,temd to nil al 011.t.100n that may prentrant to tan, at M corn.. VI Root Lt J n. Ternell's Rotel. E. PATRICK. Montrone, April 4, f McCOLLUJA & SEARLE. ttloroeys and tiounsellorl at Lau MONTROSE. STTSQ CO., PA. ektheelnL,hrep'• New Lick over Lethror.. Tyl. & Hlleyl Store. let...t.LoK. • `111•X *warm, We k.. 1.1.• IT. l Ay; • E. M. TURNER, Attorney - at - Law OFFICE OVER FILSON'S STORE. lfootrose, August 16. Ur +.-u' f". HOME INSURAiiDi GLIMPANY OF Pdco-1 - CASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLAR &vela let Jeauary. tBt,4 . $9.2541r0,M. 76,d03.=. 51 11 •TONISUra•SeCrdarT Vu.e. . da's Joss Meat.. Asebtan. -er A. F. WILL , V. Preel. Polldesiseard sad reaewcAl tf the under,. acct. at 612 uac wen he Pcre.oacs. BELLING STEOUD, Agent, Iliantroee.Ps...Juir te6.1.-.LI DOWN DOWN! DOWN! HAS Go. r. GOLD: LOW! LIVE ! LOWEST! ARE OUR PaICEB FOR Prin'e I D.lnires! Siieet bp Dress(Nodal - Bonts and Bhoes I Groceres firld lard Ware I Ready-Made 110 tb ing I Hata! Caps I Ya kee Notions ((Toad eU oar ERLDEAS VARIE Yor dock. We mod Aset 1.19111! mom for Our KEY tJ KR) , are detercal.ed to exam 001 the aid atoet Ylri/maexed tee at , on , TonebaAt.g. CirThhighCatpricea always pal for Butter. Grain, sad Pro Om *IV] kLuis. J. E. JACKSON. 111:44e. ARM 11,18C5.—tr. GROVER & AKER'S FAMILY SEWIN MACHINES, rERSONA wishing' the toUachltyytnid andtsuutrut law •thh.ht wura 0-.Ahoh dilty—wlth mutt bhott:e lolek-e4beh,,... the t.ihir r " ' , t.. T !CNN Y AOlllNg., erg h , no t tar h. mirivr, armlet% Ind otruus litaCtitNe yt, F. D. Cut,,lnah.ho'f. Mammy, Atwust 7th. kat. TO DIAIRIMIELL' : f F 11.011ANDLES NMI per the Natal reaticetpe Ihr pit= Vaii fraelifilap a ilitod ' is i ZZoe ' 6'111:1: ' A WORD TO THE WISE. WHEELER & WILSON'S. The Best family Sewing Machine MADE, AnrlS NOT A SHUTTLE MACHINE,.. But makes the Look Stitch. TEE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE IS DECIDEDLY IS ITS FAVOR. The Oct of (ben beins more of Hose Machine. sold THAN OF ANY OTHER ATTESTS ITS SUPERIORITY. For further perticnlue tall upon the Agent. ' , hen , the (Wrenn , Aviator combines ere on exhibition. Partlea that have rued ahem so called Standard Machkes hue thrown them anide and glve their tualmony to favor a them EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE BATIEFACTION. Far several faadame It ratatalnenda Itself Lawn all ahem 1. Beauty and enoellenee oftlteb,allk• upon both @idea, work on equally well on salt, 'lna, woolen. and mono goods—seam sag. goil One. gather! , r. hertaehnk. felling. cording, and trtaidlag 2. Strength of teems that will not rip nor natl. e. The most rtn,ple In ernetruetlon Of any two threaded maehtne nee; them fon liable to Set out of repair. 4 Sees without the one of a shuttle, thereby doled sway elle uer romtwrenme end the trouble of recalatlng the eueon at the ono. r tweed. 5. Rl3 011 at a reenter 'peed than • shuttle machine weal, can. These rnefffh In es with on the new Improvements, warm:deli and lohrefee In Men wet.. •• Manufacturers' prices Viesew 01 ti 01111 Iterte•mots oven. tem OR SOWSEED In In Montswe and J. P. W. RILEY. Montrose, J. 1,50,1855.4! SCOTT'S POPULAR REASTEDIES Thee , medicine are ernrrented If tis.d mei/edit:ft to dim/diens. fry them nn•i If nn , eadeiectery return rine bailing, medicine and •lc re 111, of Ibe refunded. I have sold thou.:A/int bottles, but one been returned. SGOTMCHOLERACUBITE4 FOR DYSENTERY, CHRONIC DIARRHEA, CHOLERA MORDUS, DOWEL COMPLAINTS, CRAMPS, COLIC, NERVOUS, BILIOUS, AND RICE HEADACHE, SOURNESS OF THE STOMACH, COLDS AND COLD CHILLS. This mellfrise Is composed of firm and Root, and mum. Int metlLste mactluc In the sygu,n. and In Loon tall to aIL it h lea • .scd In the SPOTTED FEVER. Ina number (learns, end proved effectual, Fall dire:lloln Of each bottle. Fuca W C van. SCOTT'S SANATCVE CERAM FOR BURNS, SCALDS, OR SCALD HEAD, FROSTED FEET, , INFLAMED EYES, WOUNDS, OLD utczna, CD APPFD HANDS, INDOLENT TUMORS, SPRAINS. fIRVIR2B, PILES, CORNS, &C. It 11 , 41111mmwed of vegt.tablea, and Is entirely bantalm. rxtor mrenty.tive cents a ho.. :igen Stet—We dmve had ample opportunity of telling Lim wit or of your Cerate fur many years, and gad it am you recommend t, and we nave :to lestitatiob In recommending It to the public. W ttINGIIA le. stew Witted. L N Montromg„ tr to il . licit. SI. L., tt tiktodsor-e. Asumnfactumed byL um Scranton, Pa . and for male by F. N . 11 , 1,1. A ft, • outrun, AV. W RI) 38ON. New MUM'S. Ind ricrirr. sprier". Ltnahrtitnn 11.1 ef OUR COUNTRY SAVED! Clriza+ Roduntinn in Prfuea New Firm and low Prices I HALLSTEAD & HOW tir,w,z.',,.?,;7,.",k - m[ - .7;',l,7o. l l . ;'‘lnrrd.7.lilt`Ttlt o Goods :tO nal)" kept In Country store nI WS... 43 Jrices WE ARE A OENTA FOR THE World Renowned Ohio Reaper and Mower. We are prod ed w eatalsh extra Inducements to those twirl PROD VCR dlaanse of—tel.l tmv the highest Cab Ptiees tor the .sn& E===M NEW GOODS - At Reduced Prices. TVAlftbf.7r.r,Tio'. — ..==odf`h°Pubnc.— B. it . Lyons & Co., a ttn• • feedthchanr;ry, •• oalto OLOTII E thoseenk o with to to ILOTHED eitb I be 8 EsT ARTICLE of Ready made Clothing, ~, be (Mid n the County. Nue/ to any CuaTow Wax' and WAX 4A2iTEDYOT TO RIP. THIN AND 'THICK COATS, Vestand Palate. of every variety. Macrurs R XTENSI VEsesortatent of In HATS & CAPS, I stestetyles.al Llualities.CNlATlMl STUN EVUOMIZD. Montrose. A pill 17. '65. S. LANGIIION. GROCERY AND SALOON. ylli T. subemibern continue their baldness at the Old Stand on • 'treat. whore those who rive at their patronage will. we iris,. melee each treatment an will tint! them to call spin. We have bestowed it-Art.lmila, att..nttoo b titan; up oq, LADLES' SALOON, and mn furaLsh,ll desist, prime roost. to LADLES and ONAI. CLF.3.I.EN. or for Ladles alone. or (lentlemenalone. REFRESHMENTS I • Amalie our flat of edible...cm be found timers, (llama Ham and tied, Mew Reef. lint , teak. !Immo Chops, Chlckma la every "trot hot °mild. Pickled Tongue, Lobate; eardlnee, ac,—ln fact ,verythim the ;nark. t affords In the way of drink,. no keec i erythlng except spirituous or al. &Mnti O o hevdrame. ar malt I written of the best quality and warranted pore Also finramtic nes, Cider. Saravatilla, Sods Water. Small le ie.. &c. Ice Cream In rummer. We have moored the services of a amtelms Conk and warrant fveryttdan Immured to mit the noon dlveralned trettes„ CONFECTIONERY. . We hare on hand the largest stock of Confectionery seerbrOnght into the Cooney. We mu furnish, at wholesale or retail anything .o this linethat may becallcd for,mu mobcap mean be bought Tobacco and Cigars: Chewing and invoking TOhaeCo °revery brand. and 011ogra of sr eryquallty.from a" tent arsh"to the finest !moored Meant. 4 =l-2rC.>40(33r - 11. - EMS. Our lock of Groceries can't he beetle We oan of the woo fnrquallte and loweew of price, not exception Illarthamton. We eillfunalrh Floor Oak. Sugar ,Molarera, Coffee, Teatflsh.Cheese. Unita. Flare, and in:minim In that Om of the best finalities, In y quantity from n fit rotund to allrt. an Our endeavor will hetet pleasewho may hem as with their Piiinnaraniedging n orselv es to fairness In deal end tO the ittieth One Price System ! L, BUSBY af mime , Member SC 1 ass,_ia C. RAMS' BLAcirsmrrßlNG. 'pus Plitr•Mher sante* on Blaemoilelme In all Pa Immebee to uelry lemons nhop la Moutrner, shore be be d attend to tt,,, we All ot till IloramMonlng done promptly, In wnrkmallte manner. GEO. W. PETTIS. linntrnes. IT CI. ist4a.—tt. DR. A. D. TEWKSBURY Physician and Surgeon, 1F1FV;V.,7 , V.L":1,="1 1 ,7LT:JA,z.8 .. ."41= .11 dab In ulsporendon. SOLDIERS' PENSIONS., BOUNTY AND BACK PAY. 117,un.lastratil.LICENBILD AG faCT Ir Tale °mous ENT Marges give romptottntion to allele= le Ma pin. 4. 4oWouldind.alsofem iterNroma • VIMI .II• • 1,. P.PITOTI • OILERI sikfft>i , Irtzt +egg by NIA HUNT BROTfIiRS & BLAIR. SCRANTON. HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, NAILS, lipties,Shoreha Wendel."' Rardwareltalroad and 1111114Savona an., Eine Hall, different Lim Counter esunk and Tr•ll3plkett Carriage Idateniala liming Latex. Picini and Boers. Bolts. Nuts. Washers, Patent Arena, Plated Banda. Malleable Irons, Hulta,tipokeEfelloes.Medelles,Boveroleie Patera Leniber, Enameled Entre, Witurioe6 eta, and • general variety of Cirri:me and Manufacturers Goods, he,. ete.. lar Ws lave math attentlordo Ellipses oe our noes, and offer it batter Waled augolinent Mahan ta Mann etiovoare In Ms tra, °fibs Stile Vlcmagtoelni andDlea. Bellows. Hammertaledgea, am* nes In great variety, Tackle Meeks. Rope Chaim. (Pan& dents, Plaster Parts. Cement, Planter, Window Ohm P,Te): 3 / 4 (wily w j A 540151011 Hone 11111. and Crop davit, CinarT. nom Wrapping Paper Phsating Paper Irnar rola Bloating Tones. Phan and Cetrvine Rio. and Hammer. Home Pane. Cit. tenteriTool• In ttreat variety. and at.L.,2ll•lrriv. Leatner.ate; Finding. Robber and !Anibal Benin, raivbankreSnaieadte. Scranton. Pa.. MarcltBo 1864-5. 1864-5. FALL & WINTER. CALL AND BEY THY LAME AND NEW trrcanc OF CLOTHING, AT THE STORE ' OF GEO. L. STONE & CO. Their OVERCOATS are Good and Cheap. New Styles of UNDER-COATS. PANTS. VESTS, & UNDERCLOTHING 11,011, SAT, TEA Ent k GROCERIES en of the ah.nein ayallAthy iv:CA GOLD Al IlitTlgicv,r;Ve ellue. Inure, WI,. Hays 801141864. NEW GOODS saber:Tiber.; have Gig day returnee from New York with LARUE and IIZAUTLFUL store ot Watches, Clocks Jewelry,. Silver-Ware I Plated-Ware 1 Cutlery, At. F'unery Grootut, to which they would Invite the attention of their men.. The. have • large Bares of Yeast, Amencan, and Swim Watches. both Gold and Silver. of veryrepertor cualltam. Enameled, Coral. Onyg. Jet, dna and O n and Plain Gold berg of Eaemparal Plea bhammelt. Enamel. Plain Gold and Fancy grrnzer Pang.. of everyvanity ova price,Gold Bracelets. Armarra. Chatehace, Ted, Gerd and Neck r hneeo. Gold and bilverbpectaclesand Thanbleagiord Blew Buttetai.d Strata booons. Table and Pocket Cutlery Silver Napkin Rana. Muer and Fruit &hive. Caro oases. Porte, every de:airline of Odd letw eta la Cages. The largert lot of Plated Ware ever hroughr Into Broome County, compelling every ankh In use. some svry ISM - teal Braver t.ltann nrnavne , Ce. • Mee Int 01 bus of all