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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19
BY 7'ELEGR APH.
Troy, Sept. II, 1869.

Troy, Sept. II, 1869.
TO Geo. w Rath6Wn, Bl00mSJurg:
The following are part Of the numbe
drawn as conscripts for your town:
Geo. W. Rathburn, Rev. i. 7. Cullen,
Jesse {. Tate, Il. G. Fruit.
p. S. Rishel, Charles r. Moyer,
Rev. j. Il. Dimm, l. w. McKelvy,
H. b Wells, ii. W, Thornton,
Daaiel Leacock, Il. Mayhem, (col)
and number of others.
WM. SILVER,
Asst. Pro. Marshall
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

That great law maker, Provost Mar
shall Fry, of Washington, has issue
another circular. He exempt those from
the present draft, who had substitutes in
the United States service on tho 3rd of
March, 1868. This is right.
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WILMINGTON ELECTION The munich
pal election in the City of Wilmington, on
Tuesday last, resulted in favor of the Re
publicans, but by greatly reduced major
ity Last year the Republican majority
for Mayor was 630-this year the it is
ply 256,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

Glorious news for the Democracy reach
cs us from Vermont and Maine. Nobley
have they battled for civil. Liberty and
Constitutional rights in these States. In
one years time, the Abolition majoritics in
both these States have been reduced one
half Another year, and they will como
in democratic power.
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Stick las ia Your Hat and Keep il
There.

Bsgn"I declare upon my responsibility
as Senator that the liberties of this coun-
try are in greater danger to-day from the
corruptious, and from the profigacy prac-
ticed in the various departments of the
Government, than they are from the enemy
in the open feld--J. 2. HALE, Republican
Senator from NV Hampshire.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

Hvpcr's Ueh2y thinks it funny
thing to picture a soldier with bayonet
at poor fellows throat, as an illustration
of the manner in which the people are
made TO submit TO the draft. The picture
is too true an illustration of the brute force
necessary TO be employed, but we fail to
see The fNn of it,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

New YoRK.-Tho Democrats of New
York have nominated an excellent ticket,
which gives entire satisfaction to both the
Mozart and Tammany factions of the par
ty and to the Constitutional Union men
who have become Democr ats. The pro-
recdings Of the Convention were marked
with harmony and confidence of success.
1t is believed that the ticket will be elected
by an overwhelming majority.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19
POLICY OF PEACE

to ruinous and eXhauStng system Of War Insisting
upon the truth Of the principle embodied in the De-
cloraon of lndepcnce, that the just powers Of the
Government derived from the consent Of the gov.
ernod it urges the preservation Of the fundamental
principles Of liberty, invionte, of sacred i'm
pOranCe than national grandeur or consolidated power
under dcspotiC rule, without thg pale Of established
law, Or all questions Ot national importance II j. the
intcNibe champion of the rights Of citizens guar
antrcd under the instruments by which they have de-
cidcd to lie governed, 1t therefore boldly Hwuws its
purpose to sustain the Freedom Of Speech and Of the
Press with the view to protect the people from the
cncroaChng doSmas Of theorists who contemplate
modification of the democratic principles which to
this time have been sustained against every effort TO
overthrow them. Ia all matters pertaining 10 Govern
munt the purpose uf this newspaper is to protect the
people from aud rash legislation, aud to
mold our public servants to strict accountability for
their conduct while carrying the machinery Of power
To this end the most careful attention will be given to
all Federal and Legislative laws, aud firm and i'm
partial examination OF every pOliti ca proposition
may be expected the only means Of protc ling the
people from an abridgemGnt Of tleir rights.
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New York Weekly News.

The Cheapest and Best New York News.
paper Only one dollar per annum.--
Eight pages--lorty columns. A com.
plete record OF events, Benjamin Wood
Editor and Proprietor. Published at
No. 10 City Hall Square, Daily News
Building, New York City.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS is unrivsled
in its ability and enterprise public journal and in
every Department is mUst efficiently conducted, as
to form weekly record OF events political commercial
financial and literary, Throughout the world. In ad.
ditiOa to this it contains all the Domestic lntrligeuc
Of each week and fun reports Of every matter Of pub.
lie i1tCrcst As Political Journal the Weekly News
will be found the side Of the Constitution Of the
country 1t was framed aud established by the Faith.
of the Republic and will with and hdel.
ty every public act that may tend to the violation uf
the letter and spirit Of that instrument Of liberties
f. ,rpfu nd ado ttto
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

"If these internal fanatics and Abolition
lists ever get the power 10 their hands, they
will override the Constitution, set the
Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to suit themselves, LAY VI
oLENT HANDS ON THOSE WHO DIFFER IN
OPINION, or dare question their fidelity,
and fually bankrupt the country and del
uge it with blood.-DANTEL WEBSTER.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

The following sentiment from one Of
Ohio's noblest most patriotic and worthy
sons, is worthy OF being printed in letters
of gold. Read it;
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

WE will endeavor to publish in the next
"Columbia Democrat" the names of all
who have been drafted from Columbia
County. The quota of the county is 635
men.
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BLOOMSBURY MARKETS.
MG liz AsHAG ES.

At the residence of Mr.. G. s. Fowler,
on Wednesday, the I'd inst, by Rev. II,
G. Dill, Mr.. CLARK KREssLER, aud Miss
ELMIRA i. PEALER, both Of Espy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19
THE GREAT
Mll&BlGAM TEA tEDIDPAE5Y


Since its organization has creatad a new in the
history Of whoesailing Teas in this country. They
have introduced their selections OF Teas, aud
are selling them at not over two cent, %
Cents per pound above cost, never dc.
Waiting from the one price asked.
Another pcculInrity of the Company is that their Tea
faster not only dcvotes his time to the selection of
thcir Teas to quality, value, and particular styles
for partiCuar localities Of country but he helps the Tea
buyer to choose out of their enormous stock such Teas
as best adopted to his particular wants, and not
only this but points out to him the best bargains.
IT il easy to see the incalculablc advantage Tea
Buyer has IN this establt shment over all others
If he is no Judge of Tea the Market II his time is
valuable he has all the benefits of well organized sys
tenn Of doing business of immense capitol of the judge
ment of prufus siOna Tea faster and the knowledge
of superior salesman.
This enables all Tea buyers-no matter if they are
thousands of miles from this markct-tO purchase on
good terms here as the New y Ork merchants.
Parties order Teas and Will be served by us as
well though they themselves bGing sure to get
original packages true weights and tacs and the Teas
are Warrantrda as represented,
we issue aPrCe List Of the Company's Teas, which
will be sent to all who order it comprising
HySon, Young Uyson, Imperial Cur.
po,cder TtCankay and Skin.
ooLoNG, soUCuoNG, ORANGE & HYsON PEKoE.
Japan Tea of evciy descriptions colorcd and uncolor
cd This list has each kind of Tea divided into four
Classes namely; Cargo, high Cargo, Fine, Finest that
eycri one may understand from description aud the
prices annexed that the Company dctcrmi ned to
undcrscl the whole TEA trade.
We guarantee to sell all our teas at not over two
cents ~ ccnts per pound above cost, believing h !
to BE- attractive to the many who have heretofore been
paying Cuorm Gus profits.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
No. 81 Nesey Street, New York.
! Sept ~, IsG3-3mo.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

4 PPLICATIONS viii be received by the Board of
= School Directors at the Academy in bloomsbury
for TEN (l0) Teach rs, for the Winter hools of
HlOom District on Saturday, sept. Goth. 1853, at ~
o'clock, a. NJ, at which time and place the County
Superintendent will meet examining applicants, sc.
j. J. BROW ER, Sec'y.
nlnnIn shmrr. Son. 10. IsG2.
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Ncm AOucrtts
LAST NOTICE.

[ will be in Jerseytown on the Election
day, October 18th. All persons indebted TO my Father
by Note Book account, earnestly requested to
meet that day aud pay their respective dues
This notice VIII positively be the last
FOSTER McCAY.
ISG3
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

AMUsING.-It is amusing to see how
the Contradiction organs in this Repre-
sentative District squirm. Little Charley,
of the Danville Democrat, issues call
for Republic County invention, to
nominate ticket, while the old Know
Nothing OF the .4'ncrGcan, says the call is
bogus and should not be countenanccd.-
Thus we see what harmony exists in the
ranks of the opposition party in this Dis
trict, and the hopelessness of their cause
Just as sure as the second Tuesday Of
October comes, Hon. Geo. d. Jackson and
John G. Ellis will be triumphantly elected
ISuNiUal DemOcg0t.
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nov TO AVOID THE DnAFr,

ICHE undersigned wants few moro good Agents 10
| canvass Columbia, Luzerne aud Muutcur coumics $
for the Susquchanua Nurseries uclt uf Srmggroye,
SNYDER county, Pa And for this VrpVsr he Will ar,
cept of few volunteer Agents TO m the quota All
necessary Information, books papers sc, can he had
by addressing }, +. FRANK,
SclnsgTOvG, Pa
~ Applications must he made immediately.
scinsgrove, Pa, Aug, :, l-63-3w ; uH.
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ssg" Gen. Schenck has issued an order
suppressing the substitute business in Mary
land and in his Department, it having been
found that the agencies for procuring sub
stitutes to 60 out Of the State interfere
with the operations of the draft aud re-
cruiting g.-Erchange.
soheuck in his anxiety to Cypress the
people of Maryland, has determined that
those drafted shell not be allowed the
privilege Of procuring substitutes.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19

sey~ Thankful, friends, for your support.
1t is yours to sustain and ours to maintain
a FREE PRESS" Keep the bal in mo-
ton and liberty will survive.
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President Lincoln has issued Pro-
clamat.on, suspondng the writ of Habeas
Corpus throughout the United States.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-19
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

pure in its moral influence cnnobling in its character
aud satisfactory to that large class In the community
Who desire to see the Public Press treat all public qucs
nous with arguments expressed in courtesy and candor
though, at the same time, witl tie spirit due th,
themes discussed
Ry reference to tie terms of She New York Weekly
News 1t will be noticed that it Is by far the cheapest
newspaper in the world and the Proprietor feels that
he may invite those who approve of its principles and
conduct to use their influence in adding to present
large circulation.
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THE NEWS DEPARTMENT

IS supplied by corps ofrcporers and correspondents
that is no surpassed by any other journal, aud the
intelligence will be full complete and
liable, and from every point to which the electric wirs
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

SATURDAY, MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10, 1868.
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET

are given in the most sucenct yet complete manner -
Ihey claim particular notice for their fidelity ant
tnh and all those who desire to comprehend the cx
act financial condition Of the country should fail
examine the views which will be found in this depart
mcnt of the journal
In all other RESPECTS the wc5ly news viii be foun,
to meet the public demand. 1t is the especial object
the pToUIrtIr render valuable
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
rBE oovysSuHrsr ~ III iENspossEsESr

order tie
lc requested take escers OF TIE b~a1tfa
rraved proy~etory stamp roush ubeh the 20, ~
HOsTETrERs BtrTEHs rhis shi~d thrown ny the 90
tho prorrsiors and The pbiie for be joint
potectos placed consc-ousIy the over
ihe sf each bssls ana fan ere cr
HosrErrERs BffrEks can be genuine. ubss. rs stamp
10 thers.
.iusve, IN as. ans never ~ the
eHon 90 tes rarfsL lmpos,os ana inatsrs asry-d.
cad the nr'y safeguard the p1rc haze agNins t,,a . ;,
10 VI the hrers tasy ny hesr the engraved il and
soe o ha " Nesus ostess and Saith. and the stsrp
above fnertF,u.s
Pr-tafe snf s,sd ~ uJsrgrrER A SMITH. Pitaa,,s-
Ia N.v Nsfs. ,ncs 40 Ef.<svA,.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1863

ca rhuirs; NyoTki EG Kni:ht Eowcs, Pensacola; Re.
q sls. blanchard. rensaeoia; nas RYDER. poston
dS ss Fra ansr rssf Pors@o bssa rSs
DrisSo Boston; schrs Mar, sawyeri onward Higgins;
S'ns Tsise Aa.bsry s"s Gov BIeS caso oar~saa Sea-
Ivy Henderson. ard Ellen, Nc arnn DO; seisop;
Lew g. Wallace. Portland.
2rh, XM-Arr briss Sea Lion wltham Fall Riyer; Annie
seS1s collssr. Ray nor Sarae.5, iIeniey; Phillip
Sh T Iss moSad So Nv Dce a ssr
SoybmrypoT AigpsrH was G.SsSs
@ ssls sS gs 8ks & T'y"f esss? aes
iorpe % Cd pSa Steamship iT1s norman a8s Eg Mn
ssSd: Watson, New Orleans; schrs Man, saen salem;
nswrs Del ocs Ths bark David Nichols from NYork
ans Tor Barbadcsa Newport; ncrscce.
s % sYo ss EsS ,ss
for and a1ot thirty other vessels are at the
roSTarS 's' ds %ers!ns T,as sarss Alexander
man Havana; Andes Merry%sn Maaa.ss 1r,g As,vsa
s sssa r ssp rsVir 'A ""es'' oyer
s s ps
nInson
Xrtis oeorGoown, Dc silas Wright Seaman and Chief
1yeS. oonKn and Mary Eizabeth Chase NYork Com
merce MuIln Pierron NY; Sarah Elizabeth Hutchinson.
0ys.er 0s. ss a chr. hrs wssesed and ienre cSand
er. El7asethpcr, Smith, Fowler, aaverstraw Hannah
SAN rRANcisCO. Oct 2a-Arr ship Crockett Briggs,
SALEM. Oct PAR sohr W simmons Godfrey. Phil
aephi Sid schrs Pequonnock Barnes and Boice Boicc
aS~Arr bark W Anderson. Reed Boston for Bueksport
schrs Thomas Potter Racket and Tantamount Davis PHI
A1 sT6NINaroN, Oct ss-Arr schrs Lady Adams Hsdwn,
Ezabcthport Providence Sarah Jane. Gardner. MYork
ineton NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26

day WAS an 81 suspended The late fluctuations gold
ard cxrhange havs exerted depressing influence. small
safes OF peppsr elected at ., go Nutmeas dl
aic S5c Some 90 mats c;rssa rcorted sold at
45c. a46Nc.
SUGAR dull and prices favored tbo buyer 10
The extent Of 10 per ID. In addition 10 tho reduction OF
kc Friday he ram storm inerered with business
very much and the saies were accordingly very ns'g
Ike IKE, ard so do. New Orleans at l2Xc. 13Ac
The stock rs eco hds 10 500 boxes ana 800 bags
TRA.-The market has been unsettled by tho fuctua
tons gold and exchange, and with only limited bus
ness doing Prices merelv nominal at h5c 81 81 for
10 fresh young hyson 72c. 81 o5 for oolong,
and Sac S5c. for sOuchong. II may not be geuerally
known among the readers Of the HERALD that grown
extent New York. but such neyertheess the
fact In the account OF the fair Of the Ltd EaR Farm.
ers' Club appears the fellowuR:-"wc noticed also
China tea plant. raised by NJ l.. Sanders. MFR. Sanders
said that he had already obtained between Ave and six
pick again."
The New York herald., 1863-10-26

A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
"A Bonds.
7per cent First Mortgage Bonds coupons payable LIST April
and lst October; principal payable IN 1876.
limited number OF these securities for sale BY tho un-
dersigned
For further particulars apply to -
"a South street.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
The following table viii show the prices Of stocks
at the close of the past five weeks:--

The indications of a revival of stock speculation
were very marked last week, and but for the in.
creased activity in money quotations would pro.
baby have been considerably higher than they
arc. 1emcney rules, as it now promises to rule,
moderately easy at Z per cent, It will be safe
TO look fer another outburst Of speculation If not
this week, within brief period of time. The
speculative spirit has been thoroughly aroused in
I'll classes Of the community. Everybody in
eager TO take short cut to fortune by the easy
process Of buying stocks low and selling them
high. Thousands Of persons have made money
within the past year ir this way, and tens Of thou
rands arc anxious to follow the example. They do.
rive encouragement from the large earniprs Of
the railroads, which promised such handsome divi.
dends that, at present prices, no Investments in
marGetyicld such annual returns rs railway stocks
The only question among spsculstors is which
stocks to select. On this head each operator mus,
be saded by his own light. 1t is pretty clear that
no railway stock which 10 earning seven per cent
dividend can long remain, In the present state Of
the market, below par. This 10 the argument EN-.
ployed by the bulls In Michigan Southern, which,
amer selling at ll3, was depressed to present prices
by the exchange Of Sl 500 900 81 debt for like
amount Of stock. The directors report that
the road Il earn!.G ten per cent on the
eormon stock. II 20. Of course Il 10 q
mere question Of time when vii, sell a,
sbsve par. A party has bsen formed among
The holders Of the guaranteed stock to demand
pixty per cent Arrears Of dividend. But the pre-.
sumption is that II will como to nothing. The
gssrantosd stock u . safe ten per cent stocx. and
- sush b probably worth whsth 10 selling for.
Rot N anv of Ahe bnlAsru atisSnns .o roc,fs ,hs
sonpAny !ste 1Syfry tea pH ss5, tot sc.oua, Of
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
SHIPPsN q NE S.
-o->o-oo.,>~>~>>~o~~-
ALMANAC yoR yoRK-rBn nAY
~ NOON RieKS. morn
70 WATxR morn z Al
PORT OF New York, October ao, 1868.

ARRIVED
schr Gold Hunter Wentworth Eisabethpors for Boston
Schr Hamor English. Franklin, 2 days.
6chr Only Son. Johnson Gardiner. 4 days.
Schr VIM Arthur. Haskell, Portland.
Schr Chief, Eldridec. Gloucester dava
SchF Rio Grande, Elliott Gloucester, days.
Sckr l. HeAs, Oakley Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Lebanon Clark New Haven.
Steamer Thompson. Cund,n Baltimore.
Steamer Frank. Shropshire Philadelphia
BELOW.
Ship Underwater Barmith from Liverpool Sept g.
Ship Octavins (Br) Attard, from Cardiff, Sept !.
Ship X g Winthrop. from New Orleans.
Bark Acme. from Vera Cruz.
Also, one ship and ono bark, unknown
SAILED
24th-Ship Enhymion; barks Cereal, Deodate; brig VIM
Henry: schrs Dewof II T Weston.
25th-Steamers Albany, Jersey Blue.
Wind % sunset N, fresh.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BFHNINA
s<e>
. MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC STAR AsSOCIA
ton will be hcd at 463 Washington street. on Tuesday
'N's' N JOHN CLARK, President
John Conroy, Chairman; Alexander Roberts Secretary
w. IT, Scott Recording Secretary; Tim Ryan, Treasurer
The New York herald., 1863-10-26

ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI.
~ rectors of the New York and New Haven Railroad
Company held legal notice at the Office Of the
company in of New York Saturday, Oct "a, A.
ID. 1868. the following resolution was adopted viz
Resolved sole purpose OF settling ana COM
promising claims this company, and not admit
ting any era liability thereon this Board Is ready TO accept
the proposed the communications before IT, VIZ
To share of s stock for two of
the spurious held thereof IN GOOD fah
and without notice fault be received In full settlement
thereof and for all claims OF any kind connected herew
supposed negligence breach of utv and increase the
capital Of the Company exceeding million OF
dollars for that purpose provided these terms shall be
claims on or before the 10th day Of November next
Attest. T.. &. ABERNETHY.
Secretary New York and New Haven Railroad Co.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
RAuROADe.

HUDSON RIVER. .RAILRoAD-TRArNs roR AL
III bany, Troy the North and West Chambers street
q and g A - soasis, and % % p NJ .aa on sun.
procured ~ any Of the o6ces OF WEsTCOTTs BxPRERa
IN New York and Brooklyn snd baggage checked at the
1AORRIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD CoMPANY-Ox
M and after Wednesday, October IA 1858 trains on his
road win arrive and depart from foot Of Barclay street New
viii be made that date. Tor which sr~ his
y. BAsslNGER Superintendent
NEW YORK HARLEM AND Albany RAILaoAD-
IN For Albany, i0SiA NJ: for Dover Plains 10 20 A. n
asd sr ror crctou Pals s.ie 10 ~ A. ~. and I p n
JoiIS suRcuIL .sareriu,eudea.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26

EoUND-A SMALL, SUM OF MONEY. ON THE COR
ner OF Exchange mace and William street on SAT urday
afternoon The aye by provi ng
pery paving Of this aotce Address James Duris
box As New York Post Office
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-16
WEBB BUILDING,
No 29I. InrIsrt Il .hrlnN., m TIlrI atn

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fesp,ctahility and busites la f-faid qualifications
All who may require my terHieis Hut puimp ptua,-
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will ha moderate and by undv dtd attention aud udet-
isahle exertio4. which will be- my motto in the tansc
ton Of all business entrusted iu me, hope resolve
share OF pubrr patranare.
The peopio u ilmingtnu- aud pnr aularly of New
Castle County ~hu have Real Etaie Hnd lods OF an
description 10 dispose Of will ind il to bee to their
TO give me call. D. q. RlGkARDs.
B-l'ents aud collections o all kinhs promptly IKE
cntel IN all portions Of New Castle Couuty.
uuVt-ty Ii u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-16
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