--Tgitin - treattittiftentyiK
one % Rata koithoil'oistraaps! of this
description.
drhe -mess:arse thentiPleair.oo ll
e'iliitrisit the following 'points in the poll.
cY ofFettoi-itianent: :.'• -
lat. - The e mployment or black troops
Fait
itfinsfaityi!both. 8181" e-end free. -
2d. The equality - of blank troops with
white as,„to ponwensatinn.-nOisupplien.
9d. Thi3 'Co a toyE master Oa
090bt6 of ove j3tmtbed diglks
when'the state is'draftha 1665114)
or of aiham3ty not exceeding three hund
red dollars when be volunteers.
The practical reaps of this policy are,
to abide-An inferibit,,finifftrof troops at
atm: biltbeat rate. of. expense.; to .impose
upon t e Tzwsug,thcs support of an en
ormonts rinikwof-ignorant and undisci
plined negroee, t- to recognize the princi
ple.oC bnying negroes from their masters,
whethe'r'theytiblic interests requite it or
not i latia - to mcur the risk of breaking
den diE i th wit? 'because 'fir the . ineflicien
m o ,the limes employed in its prosecu
114.'"Ileaidge,,it is notorious that in pur
sninits policy
,negro, women and
chEildfeb"tbuct ' i great extent, be
•
thrown apoii't4 government for support
pr be leak to. pens& ;
Tait bPit {sever, been extensive objec
tion to the emplyyment of negrues under
"the act of 18112, in those war employments
for which they are fitted as laborers and
Wo3sters,xnd for camp services In the
warm parts of the country, especially,
they could be thus usefully employed, and
and a reasonable nomber doubtless might
blano.be employed for some , sorte of ser
vice-iu the navy. But to employ an un
ieldly number of them at...such prodig
ious expense, is moat evident folly and
wrong, and it will be well
. if signal dis
aster does not result from it.i- We know
ino reason for this extravaggit, costly, and
augerous policy, except alliesire of the
majority in Congresi to Ailtablish (if in
deed-theirenactments could abcomplish
slit if 'object) the equality of the black and
white races with each other.- But doubt
less, the eTploym9rkt, of black in the war
le to be inane the y pretext fonfitending
to them the;right of suffrage also so
cial position, and to be followed, pram
*,l.ey tee organizatidn of a coneiderible
body of them into a standing army:
tSCREASE or SOLDIXR4!
The immediate result of this, policy of
negroism in the war has been to postpone
ant ot, - last to limit . _ thOnerease of
compensation to oul. citizen soldiers. Bills
providing for such increase were permit
tea to lie unacted on in Congress for
more .han five months of the present ses
sion, ant, •he bill finally adopted for that
purpose was . .nadequate, and made to take
effect only from L., let day of 'Stay. 1864.
Ii increased the pay ciT privates frocithie
teen-to Sixteen dollars per month, (with-
GUI rrinmatron of color,) and the pay of
officers in .somewhat similar proportion.
But the smallness of this increase, as well
as the delay in enacting it, was oecasiotred by the extravagant measures above
mentioned. The treasury, strained by the
payment of the enormous,sums to thene
groes by reason of their employment in
increased trinmbers and at increased rates
of expense, could illy res . pondVe just
in
demands made upon it b of our
citizen soldiers.
Besides it is instructive to observe that
in this legislation by Congrefs, while in
creased pay to white troopsbegins on the
first of May, an increase to colored troops
dates from the first of January. And a
provision contained in thetact of 15th of
June authorizes the attorney general of' ,
the United States to inquire whether in
creased pay under former laws cannot be
allowed.to negroes employed in the pub
lic-servialefore the beginning of the pre.
sent year, who were freaon the 19th of '
April, 1801, and if be determines in favor
of such allowance his decision shall be car
ried into effect by orders'of the Wain De
partment. The majority, in Congress in
pursuing the 'phantom of negro equality,
areas improvulyht as it* are impassion
ed. The decision of the War Depart
ment (in accordance with the opinion of
ius.solicitor) as to the compensation of ne-i
groes under former laws, is to be opened
and subjected to, revieVO'by the, attorney
general, in the hope that some additional
meaning , may be' wrung out of the old
statutes Justifying additional expenditure
upon a 'favorite object. '
It ought to be manifest to every reas
onable man that negroes in service should
64 paid less than wh4 troops, • that
the-increase of their pay from ,to siirl
'teen - dollars per' monthowas a • essaryl
anct-profligate. The market val r, of their
labor is Itncy.wp to be less than tof cit-
zens,. and it , is equally clear t their' ser-1
vices are mach less valuable the army.
• ;We'have but • to•add un this head
that, additional pay IA our c. "rii soldiers
in service is but just.and reasonable; and
of ht long lance tci - live beta] faviided.
The great depreciation in valnetof the
curfaacy in which they are ' iiald;sarit the
increased rates of price in the country af
fecting all their purchases and outlays,
have demanded,-theitsatiwittnd considera
tion of the government. It is upon their:
exertions that -rlilinee must be placed for
success in war; and even Air the pieserva-
tion of the Treasury from ebayarrassment, ,
andahiVeßilitiy - 14biii'pd.buinary convul
sion ; and whatever- differen:ties of opin
ton- may exist as to measures of Goveriv
XneAl-,policy,-their • merits sad sacri fi ces
.ntd:itgnition and gratitodo
llitrivhble masa their countrymen.- •'
This gitaßticoc,t,Tne for the, employ :
moinifWelfroßtro6ps•at full rated ofiz ,
pease is n OelettalliiMige Mfregards the
proseemg t,lm-sind operates unjust
ly as regale our aril= soldiery in ser
viciejAlta-cabs 4t is dangerous,
pitapa ana un
But limited spacit t rgaquires us to forego
further examinittl6n of particular points
-f adiiiiniailiamn policy, (however in
migitte 1106. 41 - i - 644W to
some general onoidouttious which may
k i "" re ' ll3 l l lr , Prie/teaf , And. these
s gersiirselata 26 the dance which_ ;will
threaten (as results of administration
Pliny) dozing ,the war and afterwards.
!? 4 . 4 .0 1 0, *... 6 4"/4 61 0" 1 W rO i *iiialtuAL
rtnoeithhi hand may be atetitiormi the
state* Oct'
lITYLINCE3 AND F,IirrIiFINFT. •
'The name( - seasarl Waste of tie liublin re-
Sources in the war i•the -enormous • sums
expended Upton fillitleSS military expedi.
(sometimes badly planned and some
times ..badly executed and supported,)and
the other enormous sums corruptly or an
expended in obtaining supplies and
materials of war, would, of themiel4e,
have-been sufficient to deeply' injure'tbe
publics credit, and to create fears of our fu
ture ability to bear thepeconiary burdens
created by the war. Aud what ought to
sting the minds_ of reflecting men, iii:the
consideration that the general political
policy of the administration has been such
that it has prolonged the war by depriv
ing tis 'of allies and sympathy in the ene
my's cotentir, and frittered away the pub
lic energizporrnthercilijeota beside mili
taryog ;
' - In /id tion to whi c h stan ds forth the
fact, that this ocession'of war has been
seized upon to establish a system olgov=
ernment paper money, which has caused
the.lmblic expenditure and the publicdebt
to be one half greater than they •could
otherwise have been, and introduced nu
merous and s most serious dangurs'inte all
thi channels or commercial and business
life. The crash of this system, and the
failstre'dfall' ttie delusive hopes and ar
rangements based upon it, is not merely a
possible but a probable event in the fay
tare. The ruin and suffering which such
an event would entail cannot be overata-
tea, and to avert it or to mitigate its force
is one of the main objects Which should
be had in view in settling our future poli
cy. — Vpon questions. of currency and fin
ance, we must revert to the ideas of for
mer times in which alone can safety be
found.
In speaking of financial prospects and
future pecuniary conditions, we do not
overlook the fact that opinions very dif
ferent from ours are expressed by the
friends of power. But the appearances
of prosperity to which they refer us, are
delusive.
Production in the country is now de
creased, for great numbers of laborers are
employed in the war, and abstracted from
industrial pursuits.
Increased rates of value press hardly
.pon persons of fixed incomes, and upon
all who are disabled or • engaged „in un 4
profitableemplokments. The *re does
not create wealth• but consumes it,
and •-onsumes also the laborers by which
it is proc""---I It devours the redacts
of past and present nxustr7, tin d roNska
the growth a population upon which fu
ture prosperity depends.
And the inevitable evils of a state of
oar--the injury and destruction of mate
rial interests, the -waste, spoliation and
improvidence that characterize it—are ag
gravated by profase issues of governmex
penditure, public and private, and dis
guise for the time the fearful consumption
of wealth and'the sure approach of a day
of suffering and retribution.
This expenditure and the accumulation
of debts, public and private, cannot go on
indefinitely or for any consid4Eble time.
The day of payment, which will be also
the day of trouble, will surely come.—
Great suffering will fall upon the people.
Those who suppose themselves indepen
dent, of the frowns of fortune, will realize
the retribution which always follows up
on success, and even those wholly inno
cent of any complicity with financial mis
management or other evil feature of pub
lic policy, will be smitten equally with the
guilty.•
The cast debt, created in great part by
profligacy and mismanagement, is a source
of profund anxiety to the people, who
must pay it, and to the capitalists who
hold it. Its obligation rests upon the se
cnrity of the national ability and honor.
But to prevent its' growth beyond the
point where bankruptcy threatens it with
destruction, the folly and corruption
which now waste and detour the wealth
of thepeoplq must meet With speedy and
condign overthrow.
POSH:MN IN
Another danger to be apprehended un
der our present rulers ; one which has been
speculated upon often since the war be
gan, and which is possible hereafter, is the
intervention of some foreign nation in the
pending struggle. There is an example
of such intervention in our history, which
deserves contemplation by those who
would justly judge our present situation,
1 and make provision against future dangers.
Our fathers revolted' and were sorely
chastised therefor by their monarch. The
sword smote them in aU their costa-; their
wealth- was dried up, their cities occupied
by their foes, their land ravaged. - They
were pushed to the extremity ofendurance;
• - they became spent and exhausted by the
conflict. But in their hour of extremes t
peril; France, at.the instance of a Penn
sylvania diplomatist, extended them her
powerful. ; assn . /ranee, and they emerged
from the struggle triumphant and indep
endent. Is this war to be mismanaged
and perverted and,protractedi walla for
eign power ma be iddaceirto assist our
autapaiiitt, *France assistedthateirolt-
W 00100100 of the , third Geroge . 4. un
qucetionehlp. the feeble,changdil, edam
ry , and unwise policy of the Adinim—stra
tion, begets this . danger of:intervention,
and Will produce it if itrover take , place..
- Oiliisits.diPlomacy abroad • been ea
. . ~.. 'to avert the evil consequences of:
ita action at-home. That Aplomaciyhis
not Weii.'l.;:riii% judiCious and_ wanly, but
fultik.. -- fieteatwic - in - - -aiwimic It
should , therefore' be sOne of the ' leading
°ldeas Ihs . .electing all administration for
the nettlmr years, to avoid this' danger
of intervention by the selection of rulers
who will not provoke it, and whose policy
commandrespeclt at home and abroad.
. „
1410140 IipTOND TIM WAR.
But other 4angesumenace US under Re-
Pnhrictin rule, even if success in the war
be'sieuied. And as these, in a still great
er degree than those already mentioued,
deserve careful and earnest attention, we
proceed to state them distinctly.
(Conclusion next week.]
,
WOOL .CARDING •
.440-30
CLOTH DRESSING.
TYF noft.l.ll: rtionfdregirloth.7 l ,4rtreueiri' l el
the m ach inery is now ready 'to receive w ork ,
_a r
warrant all int:rated .10 tile care to be done :an od
and workmanlike mender. TIAIIVSSIBLE4 ' .
n.rford, May 10th, 160,4.-8 m ' : '
CALVIN C. HALSEY,
Ulllllllll6
For Pensioners, and Applicants
for Pensions.
mezr-OtHeo in Public Avenue, over the Store of J. Ly•
one &Mon.
Montrose, Pa., May 26, MI. tf
NEW ARRANGEMENTS!
NEW CID: FOR ZOO, 0001
NEW Cep
For CASH or Beady Pay.
C3-113:10. TAN t3PC.2\773 eft co.
H AVj li ftg l tater
ected :fed ho
tock rn the East with a new and
gtair g -S giotting
The Latest and most approved Styles.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEBS.
COIELCOCIMPLIZEIES,
Of every Description.
39 11 -ILA 400 MT PL
Of the ebobseat brands. Including Hart's celebrated
brand.
Fish, Dairy Salt, Teas, coffees.
Spices, Sugars; Molasses,
At very , Low prices for CASH Ifllf Call and see for
Yourself.
Cash paid fbr Grain, Butter, Eggs, W.
2,000,000 doz. Eggs wanted.
Fer Two doors below Boyd it Webster's !fools to .
the Store formerly occupied by B. I. Post.
Q. L. STONE, E. L. WEEKS.
JAMES R. DEWITT,
DEALER IN
DIANN 1110 NOTIONS
CHOICE FAMILY
920 (01.8142 .1 ;19
_ 9
BOOTS AND SHOES,
gaits ,and Caps,
cpti.cocpL.mit - s-,
GLOS-WARE,
'AMP% XXVI 011 LAS,
HARDWARE AND NAILS,
807-a331 1.433420r33:1311., dbo.
Produce taken in Exchange.
Montrose, Feb. '64. J. R. MUTT.
BOOT, SHOE,
EFL RESER STORE.
F. B. WEEKS & CO.
H A jn d opened
their
SPRING STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
40X-01C0T 4 -IEIE XIV ar,
GENTS' ITIBEISHEIG GOODS,
consisting of
everything in Gents' line of apparel,
from Boots to au,
Ladles' Fine Spring Bsimorals and Gaiters.
Men's Fine and Coarse wear,
cheaper than any other house this side of New York.
Come and see for yourselves.
Boots & Shoes nude to order
Montrose, May 10th. F. B. WEEKS & 00.
WM. N. COOPER & CO.
MINIM won
ThOMFIOIO9 " Black Star" Liao of
LiverpootPaoketa.
roZtrllB wish i ng to send for their Mends In the old
the
y.ean purchase passage ticket. by the shore
from setaeribers. •
Also, Drafts an Ireland tbr sale In (tuns to nit.
I nslL 11. COOP= & CO.. Banker&
Montrose. July 7. PM
FLOUR i FLOUR !
rawicz ?Aka VLOTTB, bydab banal, tack
07 PJUSId. kraal! la tba boor 'prices b
B
TALLOW, NOW, MED "1 E°
and
„11, moat Wads of predate wante d In
orb 1.01
Goods at, pia Omar, act Varney BIM or
, 4. If• Butum,
STMITVEIVPIIYTEL;
vstr Au-v*o 4 1 4
411 r" - 1.
3Pcnaimil .41:VOXIMPetr.n
IatC r X I .4"P I TN I AZPWI OI2 P .322I.I A 3VI ‘ .
Aug. 6, 1863. ly -
BALDWIN)&;. b N, AGAIN !
• .
WEST BIDE OF FF:itx.ic AVENUE,
,
ME
Pir4P B . 11 4
FIIQVRI . P,. SALT,
Garden Seeds, ;.
Wheat, Clover, Timothy ft Plaii Sea&
Peas, Lard, Candles, ;
PORK, HAMS, DRIED REM,
gish,Smok?34 Kalibut,
Syrups,. Molasses and' Angara,
TEAS, CQFEEE, SP! 0-ES, BROOMS
AND NAIDS. I
Cash Paid fbr tter.
A. BALDWIN, WM. L. ALLEN.
MottrOso, , Aool4, 18M
1T AIR
'CON, Per., AS)
Wholesale a Retail Dealers In
ItambVtaiLS.,
I 3FL CI. PZ ,
STEEL, NAILS,
13PIILV1SI I tikIBLOVIEIL
BUILDER'S HARDWARE.
MUM RAIL; COCIB2SRSDRIC Ai T RALLOPIKES.
RAILROAD ,E XINING BITPPLINB.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, AXLES, WINS AND
BOXES, BOLTS, NUTS and WASHERS,
PLATED BANDS, MALLEABLE
IRONS, LTB3, SPORES,
FELLOES, SEAT SPINDLES. BOWS, Sc.
ANVILS. VICES, STOCKS and DIES, BELLOWS,
HAMMERS, SLEDGES. FILES, de 44
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS, BRLTING. PACELNG,
_ TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
, a cmiaZZICMCVATCA
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, LEATHER& FINDINGS.
FAIRBANK'S SCALES
Scranton, March 24,186 a. ly
x.xiiveixcoisr
Examining Surgeon !
muil subscriber baring been appointed by the Com
l. missioner of Pensions. a MEDICAL EXAMINER at
large to examine and give certificates to all entitled to
Pensions, will attend to all applications that may be
presented :o him, at Montrose, Pa. ROOM, at J. 8. 'par
bell's Hotel. E. PATRICK.
Montrose, April 6, 1863.—tf
SOLDIERS' BOUNTY,
PENSIONS,
And Back . Pay !
rE undersigned tIC6NI4ED AGENT or tar GOPEEN.
t mrr, will give prompt attenticm total claims Intrtus.
ted to his care. No enrage unless successful.
Montrose. Ang. '63. J. B. 31eCOLU1;M.
HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
MINES-" GOLD DIRT LODE," GILPP.I COUr4i' i.
COLORADO.
Capital 80,000 ehar , $25 each
TRUSTEES:
Jon EVANS, Colorado. GEO. W. 0817711 AN. Baltllo.
F. R. Juno, New. York. Brumaire Prrerrz, N. Y.
R. 8. Conti, New-York. R. C.OIINELL WHIMS, N. Y.
Tiloixer.. New-York. M. C. TYLER, Now-York.
8. 0. ANNOLD, Providence, R. I.
Preeldent—His Excellency JOHN EVANS, Governor
of Colorado Territory. -
Viee-Piesidents---Hon. S. O. Atorato,Dr. F.. . JUDO.
Treasarer--WAvren E. LAWTON,
SeCTOtara—J. P. Dime. (apriy scocp.l2
ace 1 , :o. 25 Cliff street, New-York...
sivck-swber & 104714.31MTC:friC
WOOLEN GOODS ,
Camptown, on Wyalnsing Creek, Bradford Co .
. Pa.
Rolls Carded and Cloth Finished.
WeManntactare Cloth for Customers' on Shares, or
t the following pricey per yard : Cassimere, best
inish, tine. 45 cents. Plain Cloth, best finish, due, 45c.
Gray and Mixed Cassimeres. 40 eta. Tweeds, a cents.
Common Fallen Cloth. 40 ets. White Flannel, IN cents..
Madder Red Flannel, a cis. Gray Flannel, eta.
The Gray Flannel made with taste, and very enitable
for Clothing. • - •—
.
We will card Rolle for persona from a distance to
take home without delay. HAOS RVEY
WRILN INGCH.HAM,
AM
Camptown, May 10th, 1864.—tf
'ALCA-3211247Crit COW or.101:331
DUTCH EAST-INDIA COFFEE CO.
3:11 ZI .1P Clo T' I
168 Reade street, N. Y
TITS above Company are known all over the world u
the owners of the Coffee Plantattons of Java and
Batavia In the Ddteh East Indies. and are the largest
monopolizers of Coffee on the Globe.
The undersigned (who is appointed their sole agent In
the United States and in the British Colonies) will have
for sale three different kindeof Cake, width,
larity of grade andeheapness of price, will defy [
competi
tion.
Our 64 IIIATAVLII COFFEEn never before in
troduced in this country, but extensively used in the ar
mies and navies of Europe; and tidily valued, will be
put up at twines to ratchet! consumers, and our Extra,
Java will be the .Ifagnuas Boom Coffee of the age.
We will have, for accommodation of °recess,
andi GoVernment. Contractors, samples (dry and
draarn) for ferithlg.
Orders seilicit.U. On receipt of ash, Cane promptly
forwarded midirected.
A. urractiv,
les Read. Street, Wel, 11004
Bole agent, Dutch EautAidit Coffee Colyauy.
July 111.
S. IL Pettgagf 00.,
ivo.. ristE Row. !tow Yoit t and 8 State treet,
s oiton , are oar agent; for the ottentroes Demon* tu
thOdeettles, sad ant altborized to take sevatteemass
and eutiocrlpttope for peel per lowest rites.
- -
et P • 9 f, ' I = •
Now offers for sale one of the limit endbesatitnerne
of
. • I
Tit .
-4
•
►
. ( sr l •,-
• ahaa l •
EViabffeaed in S aqu iiaßottnty.htid COM -
PrilltAile44lltistett nrilitY'Vf qelit diferantartider of
any artotettabe Northampart dißcillnYo4. olll . 4 n4Pw
haps of dkeventird.Ste.A• 410'.abseatMent la 'kept In
about thirtydlarent , braneSea 14 trade, and the selec
tions are , made frotabliont forty ofihe best Hoagies in
pew Yeadri sada:ore-Wm: dity Dealers and Manufac
turers out of New York. A • large pro_postion
Goode are bropght difeet (rot:6We mannUcthrers, etas
irtifainh'•fianinineaddclen.,,Cteilamerson ventoring the
Store musEttot expect fo end everything, jp,slgid, but
nearly every article wanted will be pro Breed byfrfqdlry.
Some idea of the Stock spay.he formed by the following
general outline, brit eitarderatton telm aracticald
pivaga altedietnesAPniptrY9lo
Groterlesltiqttora; Clrackdry. Glass Ware Walt an
frittdOs!_rapet..fetraliy, SilverWsra,Perftnieryr Bakery
Good', ilnalcalinetnintents.Bnishce. AfacriclA POWS
[Baits, Table Cutlery and Silver Planed Wire, UMW.
Materlfi kW Lights, ilardwara;-Bed Cords,State Ware,
Dry oods Mlrro i c,Win . dow Tarts.. I.4thograpke.; Var.
'Ashes,' Bi rd ' Ca s;.'Elpiliselea, • Whlps• — and tallbrs.
Brooms. Gans, P gaols, Ammunitsin,/ Tobacco: Meal
cal and Surgical Instruments, Salt, Soap, Potash, Um
prelim!, Porcelain Teeth An , shertiti early everything. to
restore the rick. to please the taste, to delight the eye.
togrptlfy the fancy. 'wards° in eofidnea to the reel and
PLstaallal
whentletalonVie ptblit, , 'ln
vite% to
my sleek pfpooda.beaght exelnaively rok cdals•ddwn,
audwUlbi sold Otitbarvipe Drincipl for4.A i prices.
ABEL
napirotilt. Ji!Rmlcyls6ll36B:, .
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
flit '& AINfA COODS,
gar JUST RECEIVED,
end will be Bold • •
AT A LARGE REDUCTION
tram April prices
itarThia Reduction will include the
ENTIRE STOCK
which will be found ae large rut usual, and Alba sold on
THE MOST LEM TERMS
WC:3 , l* !
ON TIME, or for PRODUCE
EL EVERITT,
Nov, 1863. New Milford.
KEYSTONE HOTEL ,
At Montrose, Pa.
Wm. K. HATCH, Proprietor.
Tina new and commodious Rote is situated on Public
Avenue, near the Court House, and nearly In centre
01 the business portion of Montrose. The Proprietoris
confident that he is prepared to entertain encl.!, Ina way
that cannot fall to give ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The Hotel and Furniture are new, and no expenstbas
been spared to render It equal If not superior to any in
tale parterrtbe..Btate. It In well supplied with aliretent
Improvements and comforts, and obliging ; waiters will•
always he ready to respond to the call of customers.
The Stables connected with this house are new and
convenient.
The Proprietor respeetfully Polkla the patronage of
his old friends, travellers, ,utd the public generally.
JanG3 tf WM. R. tIATC.II
LACKAWANNA & BLOOMSBURG
WILIVXMOMIL C3O4g4M.
Traina Will
MOVING SOUTH.
Pasnenger. A ceom.
Leave Scranton, at 5.30 A.M. 11.00 a. m.
•• Kingnton, at 6.4(1 Arrive 12.30 p. m.
•• Rupert. at .., . 8.50
Danville, at 9.24 a. m.
ArtlTo4iNotlhumberland, 9.55
MOIING 2011. YR.
Leave lqortbarnberunia 4.30 p. m.
•• Danville,
5.10
" Rupert. 945 •
IC inmiton, • 805 1.45 p. m.
Arrive at Sernnt lil. 9.10 p. m. 3.30 p. m.
A paasenger train also leaves Kimpton at 8.20 a. m. for
Scranton to connect 'With train for - New York. Return
ing. leaven Scranton on arrival of train from New York,
at 4.20 p. in. . -
Pasaengera taking train south froin Scranton at 5.30
a. Et., via. Northumberblnd, reach Barriabarg 12.30
Baltimore 8,30 p._m., Washington 10 p. Via Rupert,
they reach Philadelphia at 1.00 p. m.
GBO. B. HUNT, Sapl.
Kingston, Aimil 18, 1862
Manhood : How Lost,. How Restored.
UST Pnblished, new edition of Dr. Culvert:vent
Celebrated Essay on the radical cure [without
medicine.) of SreaNAVOXIMice.4. orseminal weakness,
involuntary seminal leases, liiivereser, mental and
phyetCal Incapacity.t Impediments to marriage, etc.;
also. consumptlon, elallepsy. and fits, Induced by self
indulzoneu or sexual. extralagance.
r-Price, in• it pealed envelope, only 6 cents.
T h e telebratedimth or in this admirable essay, clearly
demonstrates from a thirty_ years successful crractlce,
that the itlikrming . coneequ.nees of self-abnse may be red.
Ically eared Wittulat thedaneerottense Of Internal med.
icine naitte application to the knife-00inch* out a
mode 6Tcure, at onee emote, certain and effectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no mattes what his-con
dition may be, may cure himself ctiesplyiprlvately.azd
radatilly.
gaie"This Lecture should be in.,tha hands Of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal, In.a platy envelope, to any address
poet-paid, en receipt of six cant. or two . post stamps,
Address the ymbi Ishera. CHAS. J. C:HLDTE it CO., •
Jelliaj t 127 BeiVery. N.. li"..,Post office bok, 4556.
HCIPITAIR,D A aeoelation Ph iladel phis, Pa.
Diseases of the Nervosa, Seminal. Utinsuand
nal systerns—nesd end reliable treatment—tn Reports of
the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Dent by mail in sealed
letier envelopes, free of charge.. Address Dr. ]. San.Lui
HOUGHTO7I, Howard Assodletlon, No. Borah 9th street,
Philadelphia. • . ohtla 'Ga
ERIE LWAY.
cil....A"t,h.r.rm=gsdatfierTY:Y;il 3 pigult 6 ttile
following hones, viz: " ' •
WESTWARD BO7ND. I EASTWARD SOtrND•
1, Day EXpress, 541 p.m J 2, N.Y. Express, 1:12p.m
8, Night Express,tos a.m 6. Steamboat 8:10 p.m
5, Rail, at 2:20 p.m Cincinnati `• ' 6:83 ei.m
27. Way Freight, 1:06 p.m 26, Way-Fttight. 1010
21, Emigrant, 9:13 a,m
Train 41, rune every day.
does not ran Mondays- I ,
days and Mondays. • • CB
"THE FAMOU'rHARBER.
PP
Come and see the famonißarber,
Famous Barber, late of 801.
Late of Ha, um' , at Wreke'
'Novr &SP. lk yti Weeks' t3toro-leotrin, •
Find menbaying and shampooing,
Find me cutting hair to suit you,
Fled nveureudy as year service:
At your Berfrice, CILLIILL7 MOWUE
MectrOse.oa. 15, IBM tf
A. G. REYNOLDS
WOOL CARDING'
a'oao Arbii `"Crialseaa. •
May 20,18E4—tf BROOKLYN, Pn.
SOLDJERS' BOUNTY ,
PENSIONS,
pa a cti 4 E,.;.3Pistv:
m ug inidendgned, LICENSED r AGENTpf the ' (342i':
jiHNlMllTehaving obtained the necessary fent ,s
le., wig give prompt, attention leelatTa intrusted.
to hit aire. :WO chair unless saccesshd. , •
• d BO.
identretal . Jane Inn, - 11.. LITT".
BILLINGS .EVEROUD I A
r lILVVID-14WEINIPMLiaoca AglßST,,f i ce
Latbrop's cast end 'tria . Alas
• • tt, r _bitti it !! * di me (Mee will be ttd by' C.
L. Bitovis. 3 ,„ j limpßose..liarekult r u
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11 ifirdnlargr,lfort;ntovnit, Drug.s: 011 P ., and Paling,
Book and Skives, Hats and•CaPlL.,ftni., Br:drain 80b,.,
Grocerien, Proirictionav,gt o ,. PiM,Ol-Prd , ga!,
18154.'
PETER: HAY,
laticboxiscoc9l....l2Lstatrticoineeer,
AsdiurnAlTour corners; Pay'
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A.. 0. WARREN,.
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AT LAW. Bounty, Back Pay. X' aZi A alan
- AL T alliff r aption Claims attended to. ( - eV
.011rattlea And door below 136yd's Store; MontraseiTa.
.•.-, M. d. surroN,
_ICENSED AUC'I . LIO n N , ri t y, ; gopdisTpooiinoip,
Penrea.
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E' HANt..gicg, ••
o nys x wzA ByEgrom q rddactkaly.tendere
1. automation!' sedeld to the Milieus of Friend".
vilio•titta - Actitgfilti Writ:Mk° to itto mince of Dr. Lem.
.Boards Dopfctrd'e. 1. uty 40, Mil ly
04‘itTi4T 1 1 1 1
iii - F1107r., 144. and fileal, Barren and Dairy
Salt, Timothy and Clover Seed 0-roterles, Proofs
ions, Fruit, Fish, Petroleum Oil, Wooden and Stone
Ware, Yankee Notionei-alm*or liffrOpposite Railroad
De toj 4 l a f;lt . ,
A./dal:4K, • ' .C. rrPrrit, .J.F. W.:lrnAy.
LAIVROP TYLI 4 RILEY,
D.r . y Goads, Graearleis il lisrdwerc, Ready
!Ribes, flats & Caps,
Woodffr i ffirDOW %rata, Iron: hails, Sole 24111iper Leath
er, Fish, Flour and Salt, all of which they offm the
very
, SlaraLictwoest
Lathrops Brick Btaki4ng,,llontrose, Pa.
April 11,1*". y.
wx. lIQYITIYO COOPLII...
WM. 11.COOP_ER AL- CO.,
BAN SI ERS.—Montroso. PA; BAcetvots to Poet Cooper
t Co. Office, L4throps'nevr bnlldlng, Turnpike -et.
EIXECEEZI
MCCOLLrAi SABLE,
diTTORNEYS and Conneehoce qt Law.-Idozdrose, Pa.
Mike In Lathrope'new handbn g. over the Bank.
DR. W- I; SMITH,
URGEON DENTlST.—_,3lontrono, P. r 4 , 7 --
00111 ex In Lathrop new '`building, over
~ho Bank. MI Dental operation', willbe
ocrform l tthin goodetylo and 'warranted.
P. LINES,
LIASITIONIRLE TAlLOR.—Montrope, Pa. Sh op
r In Phrgniv. Block, over stoic of Read. Watrotta
t Foster. All wort: warranted,, as to flt and finlph.
.'uttiug done on short nißiee; In best style. Jan 'GO
,
• • - —JOll.l' 41t - s - iATES;
r i IAsIIIONABLE TAlLOR,—Montrose, Pa. Shop
L. near th(1.1140.4et Alecting aonee. 0 4 1 . 1 naidta
tree. All nrderefilled ptotnpfly. - in ftret-ta style.
'acting done on abort notice, and warranted id as;
. . .
. . .
std • , L. 8 . . ISBELL,. , 4 ; ,E 1, .:
REPAIRS Clocks., Watches, and Jewelry at the ..
shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. All •,.."—,,
work warldu;Ud. Shop in Chandler and Jeerof s 4
t.
4oret.ldonrotore,Pa.' ..I.'.:_ '_ - ' ' ' t _olaStr.' ' • '
WILSM-1:111 „,
, ot
rya;mkt ANTE MATH. ANUFAFTIiITITE% tf
Main ptreet; bkoncrose, ' •
C. 0. FOR.DU' alli f ...
lirA)II:7PAISMXII.Be sO t s4 " 6l4°r ' g ' :
A.T. Pa- Shop over 11.41 tee store. Ail kinds of work
made to order, and o.Palring done neatly. Jed y
- ABEL TITRRELL,
it Stnffe , Ghee Were, ege&uctAringrz,Zel
'low Glass, Groceries, Fancy Goods, Jewelry Pierre
n cry, &c.—' genitor all the most popular PATL"IT
VELICINF-9,—Montrose, Pa. aug tr
THE INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA
Has Established anAgency in Eloittrose.
CASE CAPITAL PAID IN
ASSETS -OVEII,
/WE rates are allow as those of any good company hi
.1 New York, or elsowhgere, and its Directors are among
the flrst for honor and integrity.
Citimazt PLATT, Seey. ARTHUR G. COFFIN, P.
Slontroso.July IS, '62. BILLINGS STEM:TB, Agl.
NUANCE COMPANY,
ASH CAPITAL, TWO MILLION DOLLARS.
ABBE= lit Jan. 1864. 63, 25 e= 0 . 27 .
75,803.32.
1. Milton Rini th.Beio`y. Chu, .1. Martin, President
John 11eGeq, An't • " A. P. W:llmarth. Vice "
Policies lashed and reneged, by the andersigag- 4
Ma office, in the Brick Block, Montrose, Pa.
nov29 y BILLING 1 . 111
_STIIIO7-
R. IL:* GEO. :P. LITTLE)
Attorneys and &mussnors atLaw,
ascozwrx=l- I =PB7a. W'exk-u'zi
c,IPFICS on Motu litreot. Parttc , zpv d aZ i ntn. t iV t v d en
CY to Conveyancing.
I'aCI.9CIIC:SIC 3 I
lIE st i bs a lberfareby respectfolly givahnotlee that
The him ken Licenee to auctioneer in the County
of Simpers, an o ff ers his earvice4 to the pahh a -
vrr ola reasonable (And all calls wth he prompt
ly attend to, LUTILER ELDRED.
Cboconnt, MarehEVIEED, , -
tf
nillLy DYE ICOLOM I / 2 :with direction', how
tkao them, for sale by At= TtIRBELL.
8 Tuns Sundays, but
in Tiloen not run on Bun.
A• 8 MIN9T, Gen. Supt.
. . outrose. gitmotrat,
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS, AT MONTROSE,
BUSQITERANNA COUNTY, PA., BY
AL. orprk*%-vriscasr,
AT 111,50 PE:E4IMM STRICTLY. IN ADVANCE.
Where payment is not Made in advance. ta, Andrei
accounts Collected, will be at the rate of 42.50 a year.
ADVER TISEMEN TS Inserted at the rato of
each Aquino of ten.llnes or loss, eelldopaco , three t ea t ,r
and 25 cents-1M oath sntstegnent • insertion, Tool,
advertisers allowed usual, change 6,. aft4llllo4 clumet.
BLANKS kept for sale and printed:Jo
JOB PRINTEM toile fn' 'vied, style on short notice.
FIRE INSURANCE.
AT PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
The Oldest Insurance Co. in the Union
314 PEI
Ot wcvcr--srazaz..
.10,00-3C.AS3OIarCSAt '
lINSIONS .., BotiN p vAN o,.
11,
- 'BACK - PAY:
T 1 mtaIrELIA;ISI4SEDAWINVOF TES GO,.
, win, dye prompt. AttentjAo 10 AL
claims entrasted• to.hts ease,:—Charg- is low, 1 d Idor7
matio4 irwracs. , • .: 4 • L. v.joircail.
- Montrope Jah 14 14.64 '
•
GITEBLNOMANB.I IOBIII,fos resign LL•
g a resig n plot sale by ABM. l'U RRa
E ~t ecn.16•~~;~...,:!
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$1,200,000