milkieg . . . -rrxi,, .p • ...._ , . . ~ . . - . . • , ,_ c • The atiadkr:On-CharleStok•Was ,a' care , - . • • • ' —According to . _thei . Thchmond:., papers I fully preparek.deliherate attack, and not of Thursdshttll is gniets at - , Charleston.— a reconnOtssaniee; : Onrrepulse is the Most Our troops -Ail occupy •ColeS, Kiawah, complete, anal; under' the • 'circumitauces, anti Seabroo k! in cousidet•able torte. ;the moat dialteartenitto•Lfailure of the War: • They are prOtt'e&d:l), gunboats. - No ()facial gla-ze, no tto' ilocation of :words,. `-,.." Vil hare 7 iloSt tarn- gmtboals :Ind Will-set • 'aside - .. - the.,naked, . .shameful.:thet three transports oii tlieCiimberlajullii - Yee.• that :diet.' two vitars.-ot careful' prep:lra-. They were.destroyed by W liv . eler's rebel i tidn,,with-the most invtibierable's•hips of cavalry: .-f, -_ , • war the world has ever ..seen d guns' - an ti - .., The rebel in their adv:lnce upon Suf 7 j double and ire"ble the caliber it . those folk had atight with tWo of our . gunboats heretofore used in naval waVare,- 1 With on the Nangemond - River • on • the. 140 ' money. and material-whiting, stnit ‘ and t lie inst. . One of our boats was gioninled,but best and Most, aVailalde mechanical skill thc.other succeeded - in silenc ing' ate rebel . best the glebe, the.administration has4itiled Initterv. T.liiirsda'y Morning it was. :nip. ,to take that phwe wl s neh. above all •itther:r. posed that the, ene r my Were .on the • re ,. at the Stint hit - could le:tst afford not to treat. ' ~- takeL• The original capture:of Stultter Was . . . ' —The Connecticut Democratic jour- , a misfortune which . (mid be excused, but mils ar'e-shewing,-that if the ft,nott troops''.. the failure .to 1!-evalttnre-.it is, under the ined to tike Connecticut, the' 1,000 to eiremosumees, an ‘OVerw4lini n g nalioPal take Rhode Island, inud the Whole regi- ' lutotiliat.kal and-disgra ce, whiell - eannot be y into,with_the sintgglers, of on to explainM awa , and gill New ihiatlisttrre, lettl been ordered to by tbe:Atneritlib people. , . , •join Uca. tinker, Charleston might it 1 Two • years go the rebellion was 'for.; i , teen' taken - 11•Y'land,4---whereas, only Con- mallY opened ny • tne nombardinent 'and ne)- • ettellt and Rhode Nana have . I )ecn ta- suhseqUent naptill'e: ! If Fen Suinter, '1 : . 1 ' e,' - "-.- ' • whole naval rawer or..th6 . government .. - , - ,4; , i' • • , has; been employld - deYising means .to _ _.-A ' ,'hate goodnews from G ent., us- ' • ' - ~„,• capture t hi s reoewin• steolf,,, , Thold.• Peml ter: . alit lees from \ea born to Sunday, • ' • •'• '.” '' •-•— '.2 mg these preparations ne w and te rrible thel tilt instant, state that a communica• • f o i, .- ..1 , • i - - n." ces,ca ne. i nto,: ni onensive .naval lion hid been reikeived 'from him,'to the ' war ar te : mailed. ships. wrdelt ' shed. huge .. effect that he lotil PlenlY of sulAilks , 8 " i balls and sh9ll4:tshait'ellt.lieV Were pe:is:, that he believCil lie could. withstand g ' all i anduns whi c h could t lirow ShOt, AVein.., il the force.the rebels email bring a ga inst int* over. four hundred potinds.. The - se - him for three.weeks if necessary. - • i two elements,invulherabilit'y of vessel and' .----It is retTri,ed in I lavana that _Admiral - concentrated_ power Of shol,.slieuld ilaVe 1 • \\ r akes is a -prisoner, on parole, of the , given us-the victory, other,things behot i Spanish. t;rovernment, and will so- remain i, equal, and that,tir have not done so is -,until he r3ll eXplain the affair of the Van- - due-simply to the want of foresight, emu_ Ile_ a rhilt tiring into a Spanish coasting , prehension, oOnibinint , polVe r - and execti atemer a -short. ,tunic - e ago.. ' ..-' . • tive ability' tn . ' t lie . ) arts. Of our ruler.;.-- 'I II here has been skirmishing:, ii it) /.,,--'lif-mi!l.2`., a!: . they tinist,-the prestige 'the the last few days on the Peninsula; ,at,' liation would lose and the rebellion gain Yfrktown, - bet ween our for(!es -and thosel,• in ease•Aln%y fitiled, it becaihe theirimpera. iif Oen: - Wise,•afol in front ()four lines at Live duty CO leave no means.. untried to Suffolk, Wher( 2 l,Longstreet'g•Division o f o-' capture the (it y.' 'knee the army should* ,_.let. • 5 . '0;090' men has advanced. The I no. have been. employed as well as the .nivy in Ime of the latter nievenient, it is preisinn, tbe projected i.jack. That it was not ed,is to prevent . relief being seiit from that used is dile•to I lie supreme folly . which. pithrt,:to, Oen.-Fo4er. , The Wonloll :111(1 rreVnils at 111 C army headquarters and children have-lem ordered out ofSuffolk,, War I).4artinetit in Washint , toti: • . :and a similprorder is about to be issued: What a retard it will he in history that at :Norfolk. : - ' : WWI 'an army . oll_:;(10,001 soldiers '-in the —Among the various reprots of the ifield barely -7 1 0 n 0 were employed to „shooting, of Lieut. Col. Kimball -by (led: , vo-operatc with the 2Teates,t enterprise of Corceran, this seem. to be the. 'hie of the wha le war! 'Phis mortifying fhet : statement most . getter:lllv adhered to : : l'eib'' , the, l ' l "e'; l -"rY Of the I:iihire. Our ' Tfincohmel who had obarge o fIG, : id_ seo • pret won-ciao - Neve:alone, and W411.01-1t vanee - pick( i .t. at Suffolk, i-lialleiezed the 1 1 1.14°-°Peration nithe, !r a cy, will never - ...‘eneratounl demanded of him the e( nini- capture the city of Charleston. The eon • tersign; The latterntteiupted to rule liy federate powtrofdefense and Obstruction %yillt __tile simple announcement . of his i is i siiperior, much superior ; to our power trattit . Col: Kiniball- . seiZefl his reins,: t 4 merely naval attack, as ..at present when Glen. Coreoran tired, the ball enter- dev("bl'e'l- • . ing the. Colonel's neck. There are • said The moral Of, this; disaster is' so : Sidivan's Islalid, on the; beach,: were —'Cher- pre alive of our iron-clads at :,,- 0 .-„,k, one or wfael l was demolished. A C:lir-testi:in Harbor does ,not seem to in ' s - . shot passed throigh - Fort Sumter's flame**., :a imitlat e the blockade: runners. :I ship Colonel Hhett .was' M. command of Fort ,'rum NaSsa9,loaded with JnerehandiSit, in- •-••itin : - t ; ~,er, Colonel Under of Pert 31(multrie‘, , chiding, a large quantity olllavana ci!rars, : Captain t ,:ii, zraves of Fort Beauregard, slippetOn on-the • I oth,-only three „days ! Lieutenant-Colonel 'Simkins of Battery after the bombardment. ' I Bee, 31ajorIinger of Battery \\'a finer, and Lieutenant LeSene, . - ,with a detach ment from Fen Sumter • , of the battery on Clllllllllpg ' S 1 1 0i111: - , - .. . • . • ' ‘FOI . I, I SII,IIIICI' WaS,llit •thirty-tbur . tines, but, received 11w:damage. • We learn 'that six , inen belonging: to .01.- the offieers'of the 1 , 76 th Regiment 'Drafted Militia of this 'Matt; at l'aeanfort, S.C., the Colonel states that; there are but seven i relmblieans intoUgithe thirty six officers,` and that the pi:orurtion - ot jimmy:its in the rank an,(l are . fs even r , reater. .We have -no douVit ti4s , iS about the prop4tion 'throughout the artnv ) .- : 707 • • . , .-7-4. - -cliilate4 state...s Ling the iikni-el:ias }nail di. : Firted south from Chit:le:4ton', hnt iv' . .ere expected to return :intl. renew the .iittnek. - - ' , . . .. , -The ringficl ► l_(lll.) correspondent 44 the St. Lottig-Re , Mr; Lincoln's home says :As fir asheard ' :r.it s - s :ol,t7i: a.:i OF l'AiiNptsuit-.--It will Aim in the county, the Demorrats,are . carrying everythilig bcfote thent.• Etion , ;ll to we . ll te.•Warner,liayedise . lcilt'ell,itartli;a:' iis known to settlethe 'fact that:the:l;o.l;rd ship tit the" •Coninierciit -• Colleiie. . ' Mr ,of.Supervisers will he largely 1-)entoc6itic, Lowell continties to'. - cOl ' itinpt thls. - ,ex - cel-,; -.l.7.:Dettieerars toe ltep * ublicatis' with 4.. lent and flourishing, ' institution;' and i is" -Yet to be elected at the city election. . -.. . highly ipullified for the task: Our ' liusi , la e a wa)s)eeti =Mrs: Jane ti. Swisshelm, of 31intieso-. nesSiVl:Atien - b l'Yith -Win I . i; I ' ' - . .La, iits 'been _appointed -to ,- a position in of tile most ideasant, and tiatisfactol7 char- Abe Wat'l)epart,ment,- with - . a salary of •abter, and. We'eoinmenci hint - rand his . Col— Itloo,B-I)er alumni: -Mrs. S. is - one of -the lore ,to the continued confidence and - pat -.-stlrobo,=;tnitided holie s o f t hl s 6 0 i in f r y,: m • -hot, f tolli 4 ge of the"public.- - tiiiyAO/n.tou .E'd'dy , - swear .:blootuers and talk polities on the [4014-/ic-u"• • ••• .- -ittinip.! 4)e ivrete acid .itublished a‘verY'f.': zi . ITT , ". 11$11t1Sonre'etliOgy Of :NI.M. - I?VeSLICIit Lill- 1 The A.ISI: vir aY to Fin money out • at . ..e °hi teta. , lltiy; whisk fact, probably ac-' - ' . , - Interest. • . -', - ,counkS,,tur,,the_ milk itiiller cocoanut.,• .1 I The Ibllo)ving itiforniat ion we Insert for the, benefit - of fur readers : • , _Tii,. - ..ic eli' t oil; Express of Thursda l y 11. 0 - [From the Philadelphia Leger, )fare 0 7 I' ne of the most tdirpri tiling lhi op!. la tber h yp . . t .. . , says, " nuoth.e.r.diffiCtlity was. in p ro tr i .,. u . : I..,i'criiiiti Of greenback unteit into theviiiniar.Fl7:e n -TZ,l_ . 1 . t1.i t ,) ,;. 1 1 1 . ,. .ei , q.,4.,14...1'ieraracut loan t it par. Iti the untverit t.... 1111, afternoon betwecif:the I loOgshor 's etotl ... a o c ie d:. wh N o l e ha t tp e e a u g e e d n i t n f u er re v a y e.;.l u e t t o h r e odic- :112117tiekr4.) . laiibre . rs *I; o Iti. the - N . ritite h- l i,f i la e l Y i) t i t e nr oc. e .a v i n c s o . t ,t n , er i c u c r4f t r o eig e t r •e o u li h n i i i i ls,.uti found !hafet•s`have determined shall no loner re ,ceive--e, tvinYanetit: At -three - 0elo;k 110- -. 1 .hundredira ttirat t rogt ullaincitint* , [route tire t7at i ii=it t td -v tl i ,',l , 1 1,i hm u ti d e t u n . ~.x . ii i .e r r. a f r r 44 o n:1 dud .c) e f e the r :tico;TAil t i OpOi;c4l.at t'lle Frst, ward 'Sta I rid"' Aim' House that Om whites bad attacked ; .to n t i e t tr tll.. ta e, k 7l ite . are altol'e l rvirinAti; Nen*. Tort: mite nogroes-in the -- vicinity a Coolities I tecbili: arC iijeu.lakeztlft:s'ivelll.43rAi'rlwiltte!.%!kntial-i --*dip atid .: ,'=, Wate.t....street, -- A pollee force 4. ai y i,r iu t tlgl t drj u s iii l e 'h t e il a e ulu i Ft of o.i...deri ( l,lying,:before. toi,. d thoneaud dllas.. dam-. amounted xt:i.talnner'n:ftiall Waftit onaeA . Al4tplieirtO the seen e of the, 1 11. tt i l l e ia ll i lAn u st; If en hrely .diffiiipltv tesOntbi%tlf - ii - Oiers. ' This: fore. 1 r, Z4 l :4 ll e, u otdrilit7 - 1-e ar ;'....t i .'Zi e u t:t u • • iiVri?i'ilifft ' - ett — ft'y oceitrt'•ed .I.4tween "a -ii:& 1 r e t a i l ey e i , harpern, whose eider ,study is . . hew to. profit nece 4 ,l l t i es eti o Urg e fr . t u h r e y t . t?Ab e l r e: a o r f e tl l t u e i g o nn iw ir i y )f tl i the 74311artei Mellenry andallottoithoreman,, 1 ‘7 1 . 1 4 11 . 110 .u10 . 9 'stook the 'hook -he was, I , yt i n . atLa i n o i.) , ,, ,; .. l tlie ei. n inntry, and. while. the tineert/in a t r ; ' it.' ews would do, and the bullion WerkiPg with into. the mini; And. ilrA=edi' b c :Timlr t .erqui.xu.t.9.4 to running u t i- gold to the dia -111-417,Wi1. : :The police interfered, riii[ar- eci v o t t,e f . li u a ci: t ez p u o e i t i V7 n uitk l thls u e.p.plt f td h was Clutch. , restcd the negro. _The „longshoreman is- th c r o T v r ec eas ni mr a e tic fradually developed ; res4) e t o:6 B d e e c o re ce t l , said-to be fatally injured;-,The 'longsllolv- 1 hoidepatuse now ana.to lu os tb ul i n u lakeVitno e n e t run be e n m ed 'plo a y n c d d meaare : plAcring the Merchants .who: enr- lu n gla iri Pla V i t v i e. vi r —h we e n u t et!.. the ready and liberal W - 64. Almost ..every town And Nillikke.thronjetinti l : gut !** has ploy the negroes that then must disco 11 . - htAdersof inonel, talargd.ranotints priTbablyta i tiVel tinueina - 'employin - cut, More . trouble is W . ° reatone time, for vrh.tch I f 'oat s actory takers sannot .allticipated." - - befefund. -Many of,those are now . I.llN : esters In theme - .. hiaue,aud the number of ouch ii:liktly to Increase, until - ri th le from Iffifftll ,Catuain .Alathews''-roillery, OM pally,. sta; boned at flattery Wagner,Were.wounded. Two ,pf these h'iive since died: - Two were very seriously wounded . and' it w - fu tll6nAt one %yenta die • before morning. The othertwO iiictuiling' au officer; .Were but sliohtly woniuled. • . iu.! 114 , run was fired by the enemy at i. • ~, ~„. half past five P. M. • . . the dein atia shall put all; the Governnient loans nn a per with, at imam, the loans of the various incorporated com panies. The country banks'are alrb free takers for them selves and their customers. On the let , of July the FWe-Twenty.Year loaritrill, _under the be with drawn. . = • • -Barks County, P. SiarchA 16e4. JAY-COOKE; Esq.. • • - • ' • • • - tulTeD STATItSWAN,AUILVT. 11 Squth Third Street. - . lace by our paper ilittaie se ilk the Government anew Loan e w eit tes . 1 eiPeet - toalave ishorttralew thotetatul dollars. to -spare. and ' aaltlitve made up my mind that the Government Lonna ;nu .sate and good...and that 'it la my ditty and intereit; 'at this time to put my mitney into them In pridere.nee over any otherloans or afeeka A write to get information or, yon • tat.' Witylaed they:railed ." Five- Twenties '2d. Do you take count ry' money. oronlvi.t!VlYender No;-ea. or will a check on PlilladcfPhia, or New York, au ver for 'Subscriptions •. ' : • • ad. -Do Von the Bonds nt Par 4th. A.* . i Cannot rime to Philadelphia -hew tom I' to get the Bonds, - sth. What Interest do they . pay, and hoW -and when and where is it paid, and, is . paid in . Gold or Legal Tender', nth: lIOn , does timetary Chase:get enough' Gold .to pay this Interest , - nth. Will the [ace or the li.nntis be paid •In, (Old when due B th. Rest be to his Earthly, 'fprfif Ml:de, on the banks. el The wi►idiiig - river and bin vlieriskeif be the inetnory bridal in_ loving and affertionate, hearts. CCow. -sPEcIAL NOTICE. : .• . • • tv-0 I) .aitd iitter Jnly 100,S 3. the privile'Lte (,rc4lni verting'the nrereht iroue of LE ' L.TM DER M OTE S INTOh TE NATIONAL SIX r .8 CENT;LOANACouI-. a t monfy coaled •!Five4wentie4") Will eAmse., :. All who Wle:h to inVest. in the Five-Twenty I.o3finotot therefore apply before the first of .1,11.1 - next. Preserve your 'twang-, armnietry of form, your health, and mentarpowencby asing that Safe, Pleasatn, Pop ular and Specific Remedy known am liermboltrp Extract Itneha. Ecad thtsAdvertisementin another coluatn,rout profit by It—diseases and symptoms enumerate& - Cut it, out, and preserve it. .You may not' now require It hut may at some future day. It given health and vigor to the frame, and bloom to the _palld deck.", It, saves: Jong suffering and exposure. Beware . pf counterfeits J 7 -. Cures guaruteed. • March 10—':nn. , Emion Or .DE mu* : . DEAR Sin—With your permissiOn I wish to say. to the readers of your paper that I willseud by return to all : who wish. it. (free.) a Iteelpe. wit h foul directions fur making nail using n simple egetahle Balm, that will effeetually remove. In 10 days - , Pirapietq' Blotches, Tan, Freckles. ,and nil Impurties of the Skin, kaying_ the_ same smotah and beautiful. I will also mail free to those having Raid Beads or Bare . Fai-es. simple directlous and inforitintion that will enable them to start a full growth of Luxurieut Whiskers, or alloustache, in less than :ti days. 1111 ap plications answered by 'mum mall. without charge. Heverffolly yonre. • ' • • THOS. F. - CHAPMAN. Chemiid. • • Feb. 24-43 an No. S;i Broadway. New York.. • - SINGER '4E CalS LETTER "A" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE WITH ALL•TIEE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS, . . I- the-beet and cheapest and moafbeantifttl of alt Sewing Machines. This machine will sew anything, from the: mining of a tuck in Tarletan to the Making of an Over-, cunt--anything front Pilot or Beaver. Cloth down tO the. FUn est (Maze or Uossamerrissne.nud ha ever ready to do its work to perfection. recan fell.hem, bind. gat her,tuck, quilt.and has a =wacky fora great variety orornamental work. Thla is - not the only machine that. can fell. bettn .bind. Midst) fortio Ma it Will do so better than auv other machine. The-Letter , —A." FamilySewinz Machine may, be had in a great variety of cabinet cases. The Folding Case. whickis now becomitM so popular. is. as its 'tame intplies, one that can tielolde4l into a box or case. which when-opened.unikesa u ti ful, subs taut inland spacious_ table for the work to rest upon., The cases are of every itn . : l . l _•:n.4 l4 :a 4i e u : h l.,... at ig e, a : n a l r s o l li n li a.:t c h ll e, wood grew Sti it s native forest. Oran - elaborately fi nished as art-ean. make them. thread. needles,,oll. Me: of the supplied with Send bar a Copy flf ''SIZiII7.I4 - 1A.!(.1:11 GAZETTE:r SINGER & CO., 45.8 Broadway, N. V... :A-7 - Min:ooooft Offtee.slo Che. , tlint street. , READ. WAT ROBS - I v FosTErt,Ageritti in-Montrose. NEW :JERSEY moms FORT SALE.-ALSO, OAH DEN, OR FRIIIT FARMS. Suitable . . for Grapes. reaches., Penn'. Raspberries, Strawberries, IllackberrieS. eurrantv, ac.. of 1. 2N. 5. 10 or 20 acres each. at the, following Prices for the. pres ent. viz: acres for 00, 10 - acres"for $:110. 5 acres for , 4 150. 2% acres for $lO, 1 ace for $2O. Payable by one dollar a week. Alao. tt'ood Cranberry lands. and villatfe lots in- Chet wood, in by lOU feet, at 1.10C:1E11. payable by one dollar a week: The above land and , farms. are situated at Chet wood, Wasbing,ton township, Burlington county, New Jersey. For further infurgintion, apply.. with a 1% 0 stamp, fora eltrular, FRANhLIN' CLAM.. Feb. 3: 4 -43.—1y - • No.! 4 10 Cedar *ea', New York. - E. Sr:maxi Sed, ,AL.4X3O. z:m4ormica: JAY (.310KE n Agent. N0..114 south Thiit St.; PhllOrlphltt • To Coniminptifrei.- • rhea:yea li , fr havingleen restored to heal th h \few weeks-by a very simple remedy. after having suffered several years with a seVere lnue affectlon. and that dread disease. Consumption—is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the Means arum,' • To all_who desire it, he will send Acopy orthe.priscri p- Um' used area of charge,) with:the directions for prepar ing,. and using the same, whieh,they will find a sore Cent: for Cosstnicvwx, Asrtixx. ISZONCIUTIS. ,The • only object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription Is to benefit theafflicted, and - spread information. which - he co nceives th he invaluable, and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy. as it will cost them nothing.. and may prove a blessing. 'Rev:EDWARD A. WILSON. Ap. 6-3 m 'Williamsburg, Kings county, N. Y. The Confession's and Experleneeni an Ins , valid.—Publishedfor the benefit and as a warning and a m otion to voting men who stiffer front Nervons Debility. prematoreDecay. &c.; supplying at the same Metro...lms of Self• Cure. By oue whiibas curtail himself. after being . put to great expense' through medical Imposition and quackery. Llyenitlosinga post paid: addressed envelope 'lngle copies may he. Mid of the author. NATHANIEL MATE AIR; Bedford,Kings Cu. N: 17%. • Dathlttlyr • . . . . 'ISSOLIITION.—'IIO...co-Partner l itiP heretofore 1.1.. existing betifeen D.. nr . . LOWELLand A. J. WAlf- NEIL under the name of. Lon'ell .t Warner." of-the Binghamton Commercial Collwge, was dissolved on the 9th day of :January. • 1). NV. LOWELL:: Binghamton', April :3, 1863. . The Coinnt esti 4 College will be conducted by.tbe Prin cipal, D. W. Lowell. who takes this opportunity-of re: _turning hte•hearty thanks to the public for their liberal p4trunsge !befetofure bestowed 'on the institution; and invites attention to the improvements soon tole intro duced into theeovecal tbapartinente, - ' • • , - NAp 21 • • LOWELL,- .... mull . . _ 71111188ARFN..."-=-MOWHIE. „. . , s..n.sayenro's bare made arra ngements fek a titian • City er these celebrated mower*. nod trill, he happy Ito receive orders'fram More intendim , ,. to p urchase at an early a day as. po*elble; April 18, 1861 ~" .. ' . Sale. Seed Potatoes for S. seedlings c?lnPriiiii ‘ il; 600 hnel'ocli 4 owt g avarierlf,t: 6 Carnet Chill, Cuceo, Central City. Callao. and Pinkeye . Ruftycont. ' - - . . Alro 55 barbels orEarly Amer 'Prier. $2.50 tier• bhl. delivered at the Pittston depot. The hid. to contain cc many of the forts as you ehoore. Packages - a melt - sort re mail postpaid at 25 cts:'eseh. • • rent arli to accompany AU orders. Reference given if decirod. - P. SUTTON, Ransom, Luz. Co., Pa. April 14041853. sil . ' .. - • - iii - N. • .• NEW - MILFORD I? -017 R -102 -11% andersigt-e4 would inform / the pabite that be-still IL caries oat hWYonndi7l67sew - Milford Borough, now. the, corners, I kutiooratend, and ant contidasily -rearm factoring, " • „ , - .• ' - Plows and!Plow Points, CULTIVATORS • • 4:II4,JOB'WORft Adiiiiiiesdiaboiftititlee: All irdrk. wirtaated to-be good material and finish. 'I -• • ' . J. *. TDTGLIIT. ; Nov Milford, April 14,1E63; • TO: DAIRYMEN -..T.._ MITE have made arrangenients to - send Butter to -New ".York on Consignment or Contract, _da t i ng th e • season. , We wlfl furnish pails free to all Who are debt. roue of doing either. • To those who want to send we will guarantee the highest market. price. and prompt ro turn advance money on consignments 'if wanted and hold ourse/Veri preponsihle for all - Butter and Pails owhtd by dairymen and sent by ns, It A LBW IN, ALLEN & BARNHART. .Igontrose, Aliril Illth, 1863. .. • - . , • - 4.E32ldixTigixav Ekathining cl TTHEl4nbscrihim hating Veen - appointed . 1) , the Coro missioner of Pensions. a Al ERICAL .-ErtiktlNEß at large, to examine and give cerulleates to all entitiod to Peniklons.-.lrlll 'attend twi 'alt applicationa , that nuty be pit- , en•ted o hint, at Idoutiose, Ps. Rooms at J. S. Tar 01* 1)i, , . : ' • E. 'PATRICK. L.litontro,e, April 6, 1863.--Y • .• • • • •h• . r NEW: . •: - .FIRM •• - BALDWIN,. ALLEN & BARNHART, SIDE or rtin.fc AVENUE, BE .REQ.II.Iy.ING . . •.. • Fresh Ground West ern FLOUR eiery- .love , which we Warrant to give Nader/1410 it i any in market; if not goad rethrned at.our expenee. ,. .:BUCkwheat • .Fleur,. SALT AND .it• 741 E. LOAD' .BARREL on POUND. RAMS,.[Suggr - Cittetil . . .Dried, Beet. - • Sinoked - • • .'-•Drips and Syrups, Molasses • and Sugars, - TEAS, • COFER E,. BROOMS, AND XATES, whi,lh we offer &Wilkie at.Low - Pricee, for READY PAY •- • Cash Paid fbr Matter. 'Montrose; AprDl4. 1E : 63. . • • Admnagrators's Sale. • • •. Tllktinderslgned. rubles de bottle non of ttut estate of N, %V. WALDRON. deed. hYcirtue 4)f authority tained in the last. Will and Testament of said dece. Ident, wilTexpnt e - to Public Sale by Vendne:at the Store. lof 11. M. Blanding, In - Burford township - . on • Sainrdnythe 2nd:da y.of gay -next; , at onem'eltatkin themftenmon. MI that lot of laud late the estate of 'IN . ..W. Waldron?dcc'd. known as the "Lake . Lot," situate in said toWrishili of liarford, containing Omni 114 acreo..with about 2fracres leaproved.ttud lying otrthe road Watling from liarford.Village to frwearken ter-a. Tens made known on dayot sale: • P. CAItI'I 7 .NTETt. miner de bonit4 non, • . • Etttatoot S. W. Waldron, dee'dt ,March tll, 18G3. to • Admini§tr,tor's Notice L perAo6 Indebted to the ciliate of Hilae F. 31'15nne. AL late of Harmony. deCd. are hereby. requer-ted to Make intnuttliatu payment .:r nd nll person; having claims againnt saidestatewilipresent them forthwith - to • C. L. BROWN, Administrator. lijohtrose, April '6, 1863.-6 w ' A• I' RIMED! FOR TAIR,LADIES, Sent rree ofCliarge. 411drees. "PlipBLE3l," Bo±. 943 P. 0., 4 • Apyil 6.-3 w „ Plialadely44l, Ps: MONTROSE SELECT SCHOOL open in "Mc•ntro's . e, April 1.3,1803. F. D: HUNT, Principal.' . Miss JESSIE BISSELL, Assistint: No palm!, will .be spared tO make the School. worthir of patronage.- it Will lx , eonilnetel npo.n the Normal z•lys tem, !.Nn better opportunliffor thst.se AnalifYing'tilem oeirea for tem:Mug run be offeryll. . , , . . . i . TERMSTE.B. QUAitTEA OYU WEIMS. L.,...:, ~ Primary Peprtment • • t... - .:.. ....... .. ... :...V2,00 to POI Common - lininenro — '.- -.. AA) Natural Sciencef t or I.ll7,llerlfatlonnatice; .• 5,00 .. _ . F. D. 11IIN: T, Principal:l.'7. 311trelint, ISIP—t ". , • UM: REWARD AN am aY front the subscriber on - the Ist day of April inst.: Wm. II: Parks. an apprentice. aged 16 rears. This is ;o notry..all that 1 will not p which ay any debts wid may he contracted by said 'apprentice after this time, and forbid any one trustful; him on my account. Joll\ S. GREY. ' Great Bend, April 1, 1863.* • •• . THE. -NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY , • . • cps - mien:a sr . ... Harvey, Collins &Brace,. • ' Government Afents and itornies, Washington, D. C. Br.inelifor'Snsquebanna 'County, tondncted by • L. -F. .FITCH,- liontroso. claims presented and Prosecuted befiire Congress, Court of Clatins. and the: Departments. - PATENTS.' PEN SIONS.BOUNTIES bud A:RI/EARS:Of PAY SECURED and COLLECTED. . The under Signed, being hoW 'LICENSED by We GOV ERNMENT (and associated with this - agency •at Wash ington for.. the-purpose of expediting .htisinesil.) tend priimptly twill calls in this , line of business. Infor mation Flax. , and !vont/wn milesi successful. •. - Montrose, L. F. FITCH.' • - • . • . • - ORA.SS SEEDS - • .LARdt : .4e-mtplum. FOIL BALE 11Y, , • • ' • 1 !S. 3131:73EL.:VETR. • Ney. , 3lilford,' • ' . oLoYtRtITIMonIy 'OM 3M Tl.. -L.9 RGE BRADFQRD: f CO. 01110 )11.:D11711. CiIIATA S) E 1) WHEAT, , SEED. CORN, PEAS, and.a geperal)asSortmentr? Garden Seeds. CAS I PAID rOR t • ' During file niorith 431 arch. * • • '* ; - 'BALDWIN, FALLEN BARNITART. Moritrbee,,Matr,cll-8,1863. , • • • • I PATENT - - MtDIOINE.S.. •oe-Paterit'Sfedt• 4,- effort wla m ade - e e Store, bet. it wait relueli"foryAo at, -Tanen. .Drug . found trio Itlii4tlky fer en fon. Perh any be uulliclent ttPuty. that n : *e ni a b rl ll y eyi ma be f n o d un i cint,l tua ite, D rk ru et g , or a dver tikd.in Nowspapero,,el and det y. Store of ' ADEL"TDRItELL. . .3fOutrosei.March 1861 . , TUE have the p easure of infonnln you ihst wh are now prepared to offer. at our old stand - . Nois.lo3 105 4c 107 t North Second _Street. PbUstray a well selected Moth of Mtlinery sud Straw Oooda,ln every variety, of the latest Importations, and of the new• est, slid most fashionstde styles f . .. • - OUR BTR DEPAR7jIENT , „ Co i r ipilifievery *artety of 110;1i:tete. h ati antTriteo: Using" tOleiound line, oftbe latest-arid tOostal*: proved shapes antetvles; bolitlApg an esrlY call, I to. DaniaMuc youh 17, rs 4Yr .1863. respectfAti, ant,. ' L i ICI S AUWTI 0 NEER. m.-4).-sva-nroN- Havingtaken out a, Meuse foi tlyAlurpese of •soc tloneciing, and hhvlng had stSVeieurtreliporieliee In the business, taw tenders bis.nerviees to- she - public In that capacity. None..but a Licensed.,Anetloneer can Rctne such. itnderApenaltrof $O3. 'pee act of Congress, July Ist 1862,liee's 5, 9. - • , Orders by I'4H promOtiy "attended - . to: - Resldeure: Prlendsvllle Pa. • $U3.7l 1.):S. April ith, 1655. tf.- - MIELTURRELL • Now of fern for mar one of the In rgeWond evli•ctiou.4 G trN pit 8 Ever offered in Susquetumna County, and probably com prising the greatest varlets' or toon , diff eren t.artici e s of , any Store in theltfiirthern patt - of Penn sylvanlit, and per haps of the entire State.' An assortment. is -kept - in about thirty different branches of trade, and the selee- ' Dope arc made front about forty of the : best Houses; hr ' New York-, and more than:fifty De alers and • Ma.unfac- ....- tui.ers out of New York.' A large - prapartlon of the Goods are brought direct from the manufacturers, thus. insuring genuine articles... Customers on. on tering-the • Store must not expect to find everything in sight. but nearly every article wanted will be pro lueettby In c airy.- Some idea of the Stock may be formed by the following . general outline, but enumeration is impractiesble; Drugs and Medicines, Paints and ;Oils. 'live stuffs. • Groceries. Liquors, rockery, Glass Ware. - Wall and Window Paper, Jewelry; Silver 'Ware;Perfumery: 'gamey - Cloods, Musical Instruments. Brushes.. American. Peeket Knives, Table Cutlery an liver Plated Ware, -hamps,_ Materials for Hari are, lied Cords,,StoneWsre, Drylloods, Mirrers: Window Glass. Lithographs. Far-• - ,nishes. Bird Cages,: -Spectacles. Whips, and' Lashes), • , Brooins.- Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Tobacco. Medi- . cal and Surgical Instrnmerits;' Salt. Soap, Potash. Um brellas; Porcelain Teeth, in short, nearly .everything, to restore the sick, to please the taste, to delight the eye. to gratify the fancy, and also to conduetqo the teal and substantial comforts or life, - • . , The attention of the public is respectfully, invited td my stock of (loods,.hought exclusively for cash t &Atm, • and will be sold cln the same . princinle for low prices, • ABEL TURPELL. 3lontrose. January let, ISCAL . '` • . REMOVAL., JAIES R. DEWITT, HAS removed hiestock of Goods from the T.ath . rop Building to the 'store formerly occupied by 11. C. Tyler. next door to J. S. Tarbeill_s. 'Hotel - , where. he i= ready to sell Goods to his old friends and the public, at his well imoWn • ' • LOW PRICES. A good stock alti•sys.ai ltand, conststing of . DRY iG001)S; pri=tc:;l4o3lFt.po4.3, . , '.,• •.: CROCKERY ; • ;Nails ; . Iron ; -Notions . 9 - ► • Fish;,Zzo. - Sze. • kinds Peoduce a s ash Pis mho; c'xPlul i ffiii; • J. It. . D MITT. March lOU/. HUNT BROS. & BLAIR 014'; &Iletailiicalert.; hi STEEL,. NAILS 'BUILDER'S HARDWARE. : .14..ir.E RAIL. COU..V.TE'RSUNKAsTRAIL - RAILROAD ...1/INI4 - G SUPPLIES. CARRIAGE 'SPRINGS, - "AXLES, SKINS AND BOLTS, NUTS and PLATED RANDS% ..I . IALLEABLE Maks, HVBS,SPOIrE3, PELLoES,? SEAT SPINDLES, BOTI's, dr.• AN ILK, ICES, ' STOCKS and 81E5,.• BELLOWS, • • HAMMERS, 'SLEDGES. FILES, AP. &c. - • ' CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, BeLTING, PACKING, *TACKLE. BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS •- " CEMENT, HAIR & GitENDSTONES. " FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, LEATHER FINDP:OS,, _ • • BAIRBANICS -SCALES... - • • Scianton,' March 'A, 189. . . . ° The New Commercial 'Breildings are Located • opposite the Court,lfonse; scorner ,Ot ' Court and Chedangn Streets: ' This College IS in no way corinected - .With any otLL Institution. Thti energies . of _the cadre Iltenity tire "exclusively devoted to thie: k • -`• - .* '- The design of'this Institution is. to .affortlTilang Iren• an optiortiraity, for acquiring a- . Thorough, - I.tacitcui Businem Education. , • .: Our-Books and Forins are carefully arranged by practi, cal aciciuntaata, expressly for this institution, and 'the cudrse of Instruction Is such us to \-ontbine,Thcory and Practice. - . • ' - ClcoLlesiwiaitei: • C/cvszwiseid This course embraces . 800k -Keeping In all its depart.: mute, Penmanship. Commercial Arithmetic, linsit,cos 7 correspondence, ChmmerelaloLaw, Political Economy. Commercial-Ethics, Partnership Settlements, Detecting counterfeited and alteredebank notes4 - ete. - _ , - Ths,Spencerion system of penmunship is taught in-all its varieties, by the most skillful rangers of the art. - - - The 800k -Keeping - department. is tinder the-special au , pervison and instruction of the. Principal, D. W,..L0w51.4.. 4131-emaoral ../..marcorzizaticsaa.. StudentKcau enter at any. time. No vacation; • Us.ttal Jime'td eottiplete the course. home tole week". -•Aegis. -twice rendered toAradnates in procuring filtuations. - Graduates'are pres,clated• with up elegantly_ engraVed ForEor catalogue-orib Pitges, sphdl r mdni of peputsu ship, enclose two letter staniv i ;,,ind iddreos - pingharaton, •N„ Y. . octl3 6;1 Iylsc . amixia:c• - t12:3?-ssetiecli. ► ORELL'I3 I:ttrthy fokta ni e • 1e63. _1X...4341*C000.10.0' • Tuz Bastin market, conitantlyon bind, and at as tow a price as it cap be obtained of any Dealer in town: garßemenber. • Turrelt's Drug Store. Hrftit -- (1 - 1j.'4C1i - R triubatiA ‘ l)l near: t kind s evaynt.u . u man, market: waiTstiti ll puree For ealo to usual by . :ABEL TrERELTo;