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WHITE MEN MUST RULE AMERICA.
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EORTY-EIGHT columns of reading mat
ter per week for 81 90 per yedf. The
only New York Paper made up exclusive
ly Tor conniry .circnlauon; and, The news
OF The week, with The caile, produce, and
other markets. carefully reported.
The NfT Fork Day Book, for 1864.
White Mems Liberiies--Sla,e Rishts-Fsa-
eraI Union.
The New York Day-Book is an indena,.
dent. Democratic Journal, holding with Tho
late Senator Douglas, that sihis govern
ment is made on the white basis, by white
men, tor The benefit OF white men and
their pesteriiy iofever.n II is large don.
BILE sheet. with forty eight columns OF read.
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ple's rights. but il j. the upholder OF no par .
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2lO'lpUs MbAc Oh w dS1-
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ism from American soil.
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LEATHR! LATHER !.

yE1HE undersigned would announce, thar
he has on hand, at his Hat and Cap
emporium on MAIN street, Bioomsburg. an
assortment of different kind OF leather, such
as fine calf skins, morocco, red AID black ]
and Innings, all OF which he wllse cheap
er than can be had elsewhere in this mar
kei. Call and examine them tor yourselves.
JOHN K. GIRTON.
BIoomsburg. MAY 81. 1862.
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VAN EyRIE, HORTON & co.
l62 Nassau ST., New York.

Special Orders We desire this yerH
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and November 1864. the Democrats could
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ton We therefore make he following
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KoIIOck's DandeIion Coffee.

THIS preparation, made from the best
Java Coffee, is recommended BY ph Ysicians
as a superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE
for General Debility, Dyspepsia, aud all
bilious disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled 10 abandon the use OF cof-
fee will use this without injurions effects
One can contains the strength OF two
pounds Of ordinary coffee. Price 25 cents.
KOLLOCK'S LEVAIN,
The puresI and best BAKING POWDER
known, for making lighi, SWEEP and nulri-
tious Bread and cakes. Price Is CENTS
bfdpufdetursd by
vi. H K0LL0CK, Chemist,
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets.
Philadelphia,
u And sold by all Druggists and Groeers. "a
February %, 1s62.-Iy.
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HysOn, Young HysOn, IEnpe
rial, GunpOder, TWankay
and Skin.

OoLONG, SOUCHONG. ORANGE & HY-
SON PEKOE.
JAPAN TEA of every description, coll
ored and uncolored.
fhisfist sss EACH kind OF TEA divided intn
FOUR Clastes, namely: CARGO, high
CARGO FINEST. that every one may un-
derssind from description and the prices
annexed that the Company are determined
TO undersell the whole TEA trade
We guatntee 10 sell ALL our TEAS al not
over TWO CENTS(, OF Cents) per pound
above cost, believing Ibis 10 beg attractive
10 the many who aavo heretofore been
paying ENoRMoUs PgoFITs.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
No. 81 Vesey Street, New York.
Sept g is63.-3mos-
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rendering key entirely unnecessary. The
cases of this Watch are composed of two
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gold. ii has the improved ruby action le-
ser movement, and warranted an accurate
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in noaf n5oroceo hoyps sax
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WYOMING INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office oper the WyOnaing Bank,
WIZ Eg S8 AEGlGs 2 Aas
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, Is5.OOO.

w Will insure against loss or damage
By Fire en property IN Town or country, a
reasonable terms.
DIRECToRS,-G. NJ HoIlenback, Johr
ReIc1ard, Samuel Wadhams, D L Shoe
maker, Daniel G. Dfiesbach, R. c. Smith
& D. Lacoe, G. P. Steele, ". w Keteham
Charles Douance, w. 5. Ross, George M
Harding.
g. III. H0LEENBACH, Pres't.
Dill. SHOEMAKER. y. Pres'f.
r c. SMITH, Secretary,
~. G. STERLING, Treasurer.
L. COEOvER. AGENT
Beach Haven, Pa
pscsnbsl -, 1859. y.
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DR.. ]. r. EVANS,
Physician and Surgeon,

HAVING locaed permanently on Main
"A Street, BLOOMSBURY, Pa, would in
form the public generally, that he is pre-
pared 10 attend 10 all business faithfully and
punctually that may be intrusled 20 his care,
on terms commensurate with the times.
~ He paws strict attention TO Surgery
as we'll as Medicine.
November %, 1868 3.-iy
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1ne Great
.&E@G3@AN
TEA C0MpANv

81 yESEY STREET. NEW YORK;
Since is organization, has created a new
era In the hIstor of
WhOiesaling Teas In this Country,
They have introduced their selections of
TEAS, ard are selling them al not over
TWO CENTS Coz Cen,s) per pound
above Cost,
Never cevialing from the ONE PRICE
asked.
"A mother peculiarly of The Company is
a that their Tea faster moi oniy devoles
his time 10 the selection of their TEAS a.
10 qnalty, value, and particular ST les for
particular Localities Of country, but he
helps the TEA buyer 10 choose ont of their
enormous stock such TEAS as are best
adapted to his particular wants, and not on
ly this, but points out TO him the best bar
gains.
Ii is easy to see The incalcuIabis advau>
tase Tea Buyer has in this esta blishment
owe: all others.
II he is a.Judge OF Tea or the Market
u his time Is valuable, he has all the bene
tits ol well organized system of doing
business, OF an immense capital, of the
judgement OF Professional Tea faster,
and the knowledge of superior statesmen.
Thus enables all Tea bnyer-no matter
II they are thousands of miles from ihi.
markei-to purchase on as good terms here
as the New York Merchants.
Parties can order Teas will be served by
us as we'll as though they came themselves
being sure 10 gel original packages, une
weights and isres; aud the TEAS are pdr.
rasltted as represented.
We issne Price List OF the Company's
Teas, which will be- sent 10 all who order
II; comprising
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North Central Railway.
I'll ME- TALB &.

TWO TRAINS DAILY TO and from the
North and West Branch of the Susquehaa-
ma, Elmira, aud ell of Northern New York.
On and after Monday, A5ril 2Olh, 1863,
the Passenger Trains OF the North Central
Railway will arrive and depart from Sun-
bury, Harrisburg aud Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTHWARK.
Mail Train leaves Snnbury daily
excep, Sundays, at Io.Ioa.m
Leaves Harrisburg, I.l5p.m.
Arrives al Baltimore, 5.35 i"
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at li07 I'm.
Leaves Harrisb'rg, except Monday 90 am.
Arrives al Baltimore daily except
Monday, at 6l5 am.
Accommodation leaves Harrisb'rg $50 am.
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NORTHW.4RD.

Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays, at 9.i5 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, LIS pm.
Arrives al Sunbury, 4.O5 pm.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9.l5 "
Arrives al Harrisburg, f.35 am.
Leaves Harrisburg except Monday 800 +"
Arrives ai-Sunbury, 5:38
For further particulars apply at The office.
In DUBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug 8, 1863.
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CABINET WARE ROOM.
SIMON G.. SegIVE.

the Public to his extensive assortment
ol Cabinet Furniture and C AIRS,M
which he VIII warrant made of good ~
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Ger. Al his establishment can always be
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PROSPECTUS OF "THE AGE"

November Is, 1863.
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PROSPECTUS
or TIE
Ellsworth American,
for 1864.

The .iaieyicgn has been published con
;inuously. for near nine years, longer
time than any preceding journal il this
County existed aud we therefore take
courage, and shall enter the new year,
and upon new volume, with increased
oonfle"se Nv .pceesdins to MAKO nnws.
paper publishing here, like all other en-
Payments a paying business.
Every preceding paper published ia
the County failed to pay expenses, and
therefore failed to be published. Our
own experience for the first two years and
half, shew a balance on the wrong side
Of the ledger of five hundred dollars
At this time, with labor higher, and pa
per doubled in price, we can keep on our
way, and pay running expenses, &c, il
subscribers will only pay up. This We
shall insist on having done, or We
must stop sending the paper. 1t docs not
pay to 90 on a collecting tour yearly, and
it is not agreeable to dun those owing -
We shall therefore, strike off large lot
Of delinquent names, unless they pay up
within three weeks, and pass their bills
over to a lawyer. Those owing for a
long time cannot justly object to this.
We shall make the ime7lcan as good
a local paper as our patrons and friends
viii permit. We arc in their hands in
this matter entirely. We are dependent
ON them for an early and accurate account
of current events in the different sections
Of the County, VIII our friends lear
this in mind, and senl US any and al IN
terestiug events Transporting il their neigh
borhools. Al communications, except
= machine poetry viii be welcomed.
Tie american viii be. as heretofore,
an earnest defender Of the Union Of the
States, ana an advocate Of all measures
calculated to pat down this wicked REBEL
lon. We believe in Que Union; aud
also in the American Government yiad,-
eating It's autaority,and proving It's integ-
rity by its acts.
We owe our readers some apology for
nesaetiog our duties in connection with
the paper FIR the last Few months. W
will do what we eau to re4asm the past
By laboring more earnestly in the future,
to make good local paper.
Terms one dalar and fifty cents in
advance. Two dollars when not in aI-
vance.
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It took some time after Oct. l1th 10 get
the p, cple rous d to the subject OF volun-
tccring They are now in most States ear
nesty engaged in it, and have reports for
Octobef. November, showing that ~, 529
men have heea enlisted, and tn, daily aver
age Of enlistmeuts is Increasing. Under
these circumstances respectfully sugg ST
tie prorriety OF reconsideration OF the
act iorbidGing bounties alter Jan. 9th. ~
The,e communications were referred to
the Committee on Military : fairs
Senator Wilson's new enrolment bill,
introduced today, exempts those who are
physically disabled, aud also makes the
following exemptions Wee President,
Judges Of Courts. heads of de- artmentS,
and Governors OF States. 1t receives A.
substitutes ony those who are net hahla to
the draft, and proyilesa penalty Of Sl0o
to $1,000, and FIVE u thirty DAYS inrris9n-
ment as puai>hmento Of enrolling oii.ers who
are engaged directly or indirectly in pro
curing Substitutes.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Wilson intro
ducei bill restoring the $500 bounty To-
veterans. and $500 to new volunteers until
Feb. 18th, aud bounty Of 500 to persons
OF African decent resident in States now ia
rebellion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

WAR NEWS.


Ngw YoRx, 4th.
Col. Lowell, OF the 81 Mass. cavalry
while on a scouting expedition near Hay.
market on Friday, suddenly came upoa D
guerilla encampment. He surrounded il
and dashing in upon the villains, XIII
ed and wounded many. and took 81 prison
ess, one captain. We lost che killed and
one wounded. Mosby's yidettes were dressed
in y. s. uniforms.
WASHINGTON, ith.
The Navy Department has received Of
fetal information in relation to the attack
on the gunboat Marblehead on Christmas
morning. by which Robert Brown. Lorenzl
Shaw, Joseph Phillips were killed. and
Charles Moon, Alex. Radsrson, John Haeket
and Chas. Summers were wounded.
Commander Baleh. of the sPIwnce. says
At six O'Clock A. NJ, on the 25th OF Dec
the enemy on the Marb!chead, which was
replied to vigorously at 6.25. The Pswnee
opened Ere on the enemy's batteries from
her 100 FOUNDER rife gun at o'clock
The c p. Williams, on hearing the firing
slipped her cable and came down Folly
River and opened fro. The rapid fire fr.m
the three vessels soon caused the eneDy TO
retreat.
At $50 the rebels had retreated IN DIS
order, leaving two of their guns in the ba
terry. The Pawnce then proceeded of Sc
ccssionviile. Soon after this Gen. Gordon,
commanding the troops on the SDut eni OF
Folly Island came up and said il the Pswnee
insniry tsa &c advance S he %9oid send az
force was accordingly sent. Everything
denoted that the enemy retreatcd preeipitatc-
y.
The Marllehcad WAS struck 20 times
and much injured. Her officers and men
stood to their guns until the reocl' retreat
ed. She had her foremost cut and - shots
in her hull, and one between wind and
water. One 0-pound shell lodged in the
.,eerage, but did not explode, winch shows
that the rebels had something more than
field pieces
The enemy's guns were brought away by
An expedition from the three vessels.
The department has also received inf0r-
nation oil the capture Of the Mexican schoon-
er Nation del Milo of Pedee Island, Texas
10 December. by the L. 5. steamer New
London. She had neither log book nor
papers. Her cargo consisted of cof,e
sugar, Goldfish. wine aud p rcassion caps.
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Array Correspondence of Wig d Courier.
from the Eirst Maine Heavy Ar
tit!pTy.

BArrreY krvafF. u. G. Dc -. '63.
TwD d5t5ehmanis If recruits t5r tie LIST
Me Heavy Artillery, in all I'll, reached
tart sumner on Monday afternoon. The
day was rtiay. AMI the inen came in with
sltg-,, sIriaaHag Of fee soil, but in exc.
leut spirits They are a fine boxing h5Iy
of men. Yesterday, CO. u, received 50 Of
them, which fila the company u the maxi
mum lj-, without Tire e. ht men recruited
tor the company and now at Fort Knox
Companies Is, c, + and II, were als1 tillcI
\ hundred more recruits are expected in a
day or tSo. and 1t IS slid enough have been
enlisted to fiji the regiment To day. The
weather is rs b4lmy rs May II ruiug. aud
the recruits are rejoicing at tie transiJrma.
ton f!oln = Maine Winter - the sunny
South There has ban no en8w here vet .
though we had quite Il heavy snow storm
lust wear in November. The wet seas n has
net fairly ct in, bat we shall experience II
in tie next Two months.
TIE regiment Is under very fire DISCIPLINE
and makes splendid linz. 81 reyisw. 1t
has tie reputation 81 being the h,st Grill d
regiment il tie defeaces. The regimen,
viii lie mustered ier pAy to morrow, though
an sorry u say tie rrospet: is that It W.!
no. BE- Itlj t., alter the app rarriatiI ms md.
by Can.rass, ab1ut tie Is: If febru4rY.
The companies which are aliei VIII have
two additional lieul5. two artfecrs. Nh
~ pail Si5 month, orc coamisearY, asI
t~o eidit3ntl ssr.,a sUts, aud i54r corpora :,
al7l NY ~. probably be appointed iMne-
diA.r'T
A.ltac artillery regiments. in to tzs1-
cfs are receiving lar. strer~>T1ns oLt # IL
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IT We are ltappy to learn that Or. T. r.
Swazey, is abou; to resume the practice Of
medicine in Buck.pott and vicinity. De-
5 gazrr, it will be remembered, was few
years since ia tie suee, ssiul practice Of medi'
ciae in this village. His genilemanly de-
pertinent, his scientific skill, his assiduous
attcnti n. AMI his eonsil.rate kindness, Sc.
cured for him high place in the confdsncs
# the community, and made him always a
welcome visitor in the chamber Of sickness.
1t WAS deeply regretted flat his health did
not permit him to continue among Us the
practice Of his la31rious procession We
cordially bo.rnak far lin generous conf
dznes and wish him tic largest success
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-08

TuE FiN,NoE3.-The Washington corref-
pondeut of the New York Post says the Sec,
RETRY Of the Treasury will very soon begin
the issue Of the interest bearing iye per cent
Treasury notes. As soon as tht loan Of the
New York banks has been repaid the rev
national banks will be supplied The sum
named is thirty-6ye millions, making in all
an aggregate Of eighty five millions OF this
description Of notes which il is proposed to
ISSUE within month. The FIVE twenty
bonds arc nearly all sold. But sixty fyo
millions emain, and they will all be taken
up before the first of February next. These
sales will give Mr.. Chase all the money he
needs, including the large amount needed to
pay bounties to rs-enlistlng veterans. l. is
not probable that Mr.. Chase will again issue
a six pr cent bond, tie interest payable in
gold - Why.
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For the Ellsworth American.
A New Years Address to its
Patrons.
By }.

All hail ye patrons-rcaders, all;
Pay give attent on. great and small,
We've served you through another year,
As best We could, 50 never fear.
Wen try again to do our bss,
Keep what you have, ard wait the rest;
the year is pas-ed-a signal year,
Twill be remembered far and near.
Toe war has IA gcd, AID RACES still,
And "sure as rates it always will,
Till rebels cease through all the land,
And ju'tice has it. full demand.
Till then our "br. yes will keep the d.li.
And never, H,rer. NEVER yield;
Firm to their eountry's cause they stand,
noble, patriotic band.
All honour TO the soldiers name,
We love to give his deeds to fame;
We will record and scatter Wild
Our conntry's perils, and its pride.
Our weekly sheet We send to YOU,
All full Of news, and always true;
Read well its many stubborn facts.
And tell us then, wherein it lacks.
We've watched the fearful, mortal strife.
Where man, vita man, contends for life,
Aud 0, what armies on the field
Have met, determined not to yield.
Millions are there, and still they come,
Leaving the fearful ones at home;
% brave oHes, 70, your country calls,
Her nag is wavins-soon it falls!
Fan no 1t shall not-no. NEVER. soi
50 uP my 'ops-my brothers 60,
Go, plead With arguments of steel
Your countrys cause-work out her veal.
a hat Of rebels. foul and fell,
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whole section. The road can be extended to
the lower wharvcs, and thereby save the
hauling Of lumber, as is now the practice
late in the fall and early IN the spring for
that long distance. But the particular item
to lc named. as being interesting to the pub.
lie at large is the fact, that before many
years We shall have n small steamer running
along our coast, and to Portland. Then We
Shall want some slch conveyance as rail-
road to carry passengers to the mouth Of the
river, or to the steamboat landing.
But we shall let this suffice for this week ;
but we promise our readers, meanwhile, to
keep asitatlns the question until something
shall be done. We may pubiish in our next
some statistics AS to tn, amount of business
done here annually, giving the details.