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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

labor in Fort Pickens, for the benefit of the
United States"
REVENUE DECISION. A1idavas must Be
Samped.-The commissioner Of internal rev.
enue has decided that the iurant of an afida.
Wit is subject to a stamp duty of FIVE cents,
except when the same is part of an acknowl-
edgment Of deed or other instruments in wri-
ting, Any person issuing an instrument
without the same being duly stamped is liza.
Bile TO penalty Of S25. Either the person
issuing or the person receiving any unstamped
instrument may subsequently afix and cancel
the required revenue stamp. In no case will
and instrument not duly stamped be received
as evidence in court. On and after June lst
1863, every instrument issued without being.
duly stamped will be invalid and of no effect
Colonel Grierson's cavalry raid, from La |
grange to Baton Rouge, is the most brilliant |
exploit of the war. He penetrated the center
of Mississippi, tore up railroad tracks, burned |
bridges, supply trains, commissary depots,
and captured large number Of prisoners,
contrabands, and horses. His audacity was
exhibited in burning the great railroad bridge
over Pearl River, aud approaching almost
within sight Of jackson. 1t was, doubtless,
his appearance there that gave rise to the re-
port that Grant was at Clinton, and sdvan-
cling upon jackson. The damage done the
Confederates by this raid is incalculRble. It's
moral effect is more valuable than its material
results. 1t iisheariens the enemy. 1t dem
to him that he can no longer trans
er all his available forces TO the front, and
neglect his lines Of communication. lie :
must use considerable portion ofhis force
o protect his rear, as the Federal armies
ave been compelled to do.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

The public voice seems to unite in bestov
ing on Brigadier Daniel E. Siclxles the haut
soonest share Of the praise for bis gallantr
and GOODNESS in the late desperate encounter
between the armies of Hooker and Lee, be
yond the Rappahannock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11
any peculiar system required for special .Vnmunicston

any peculiar system required FOR special Imuncation
between vessels Of the navy.
The Secretary renews the rccommcndatoM>pf his last
report, that authority DO given to sell the buildings
ercced but not needed used for hospitals ana also
such OIher buildings are unOccuped not inquired
for the objects Of their intended purposes
The operations under The charge Of the Lighthouse
Bureau have been satisfactorily prosecuted during the
wear The Cape Charles lighthouse. at the entrance 81
Chesapeake Ray. destroyed by guerrillas in ALN
gust last its reconstruction is of great importance to
commerce and should be Immediately authorized and
provided for
The lighthouse system OF the United States, unlike
those CT commercial nations generally. ~ maintained
wholly NJ our own cost. The Secretary suggests tho
expedency Of providing for its support and enlarge
mCnt hereafter, far treaty stpulatons viii permit,
hy u small duty on tunnagc for lighthouse purposes
The benefits of the system accrue 10 foreign ~ wen rs
to American commerce, and its burdens should be up
portioned accordingly.
In this report the Secretary necessarily outs many
things hut he cannot omit the expression of his cordial
appreciation Of the zeal intelligence and fidelity which
the officers Of the department generally have 10
the discharge OF their several duties, To their laDois
be scnsbly feels and gratefully ecknoNdees that he IL
indebted In great part, for the measure OF success
which has attended its administration
Still less coud he excuse himself should liz omit tosny
how distinctly he recognizes on looking back through
the year the tokens OF that Divine Providence which
has led country through pcrls Of every kind How
steadily and Crandy, under that bengnnnt care, the
Great Republic has moved on How confidently may
NO trust It's future 10 the same sacred guidance
& CHASE, Secretary Of tine Treasury.
T,cqsury Department. Dec. 10, 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11
Groter,ss an0 propisions
1ntcrnal Rspenne.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL. REVENUE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL. REVENUE
" Fourth Collection District state OF Ne" OH, 3D. 'sA
Gu and 3th Wards OF the City oi New. York.
Pursuant TO the provisions OF an Act OF Congress entities
An ao TO provide internal Revenue to support the Gover
nep and 10 nay tue public debt approved July
and Subsequent acts notice Is hereby giea 10 Al
persons liable pay duties under said aot in this
brt that have received from the Assess s p Distress
hi. Annual Collection Last loo the year ending Ali 10 l<
that the duties and assessed by said Assessed have DO
coae due and pay able tas sill attend nce,, the san'e
al iy office, No. Is f.aknsi In the city Of New ORR
daily (Sundays excepted from 10 frssn the "a
dan of November 1905 the 18th day VI Decsn.ber S1
Aid all persons shs neglect the duties and tsAes
upon them me, within the time abofc spreiteo
ha be abls pay ten per orntuni siii'lA upon sne
.1,o,p, th,reol--Ssw OK Nov. 18th, 1865.
s4'o" ~ JOHN MACK,
Collector Fourth District. State u New .Yosk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11

todiis ss.ss-.......
Balance in Treasury July !.
1908 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11

No. U-EEcYIrrs AND ExPEsDrIuhEs Jo' "' ''''' year
~ ,ndin1 June 80, leGs.
Tho reorjpts and expenditures. ~ tuomttoa IoI .no
cnrrent wear show the actual transactions Tor the quar-
Tor ending 3Hh September last and arc estmh,eu vi
,ta three remaining quarters. Tho basis OF esI,'
mated expenditures Is the amount OF appropriations ~
ready made and Of those asked for FROM tnS
Ito anonn, Is edncted the probable balance that VIII
,e,aain uudrawu on the LIST Of July next, " ~nieh we
amouut nc tually required during the year Oe''s'
shown tLan IL would Otherwise be.
EECBIPTB
iI s,a. ea os.y,,r se,usl...... sz1.sC2ols
nsoona, " a.,,,',s,ed...s.... 5o,oOe0oo % a.
Prom n saar,a, "' snta.l. ti7,sss,Ti3 80
Ihls. quarters '''i"''ed eOo"o~~ snss.Ds .,
f,oia 's sna,,,, sc,usl..... eI8in %
d.'se t..,.,- ..,,uat.d 10000 10 1890 -
From miscellaneous sonrces' .or. .,M
Ilr.t quarter sctnd....'. y.s,,yy,o n,
.hlce quaIiora, rs.naic'' ''"' ssai SO q
Aggregate receipts Tor The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11

year. actual and estimated.
from all sourcas- other than
el&.a3a.GS Ia
5.3@.o&t II

year, actual and estimated,
nom ell sources, other than . . .
loans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. tHS,IS,hp IL
Balance IN Treasury July |.
lbbJ Observation-Disclosures. "o"''tf "a
@itl ~, ~ -
Add amount received from
loan during the lst quarter
applied To current eIpondi-
tufos...................."Sn s,si2 Ga Il
Also ostinIsied
de
rvcd and
be derived
from loans
70 be dis.
Arscd dur.
ing three
other quar-
ter.'........ Siss, 3,i OF
Estim Wed bal
ance June
30, ltN.... ss6,5B %
- aSi,iS767@
gaI ooo M N no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-11
Cost ano 9ouno.

q. M REWARD.-LOST, or Wednesday,
~ w sh inst, between Wal. Il. and ,sth Il -
broadway or the 1hsv cars a siuze-sione DIAMOND
sCARF-PlN set in gold and enamel The setting
from the .nank, Gni be usei sad Weight, a.
cara;s The aboy. ieward will be paid, and ques.ionA
ssscd by the W. r. SHIRLEY Home Ins buildi.A
no. ID. broadway. Room MOI.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-09
TERRIBLE DIsCLOsURESi
Secrets For the Million !!

a most valuable and wonderful publ.
- cation. A work oi 400 pages. and
90 coIored eugravings. DR.. HUNTERS
VADEMSCUM,a an original aad popular
treatise on Man and Woman, their Phys
ioiosy, Functions. and Sexual disorders OF
every kind, with Neyer-Fsiling Remedies
for their speedy cure. The practice of
DR.. HUNTER has long been, and still 10,
unbouuded, but al the earcest solicitation
numhefous persons. he has been induced
10 extend his medical usefulness through
the medium OF his stVADEMECUM-" 1t
is a volume that should be in The hands OF
every family in the land, as preventive OF
seer Ell vices, or as guide for The allevis-
lion of one OF The most awful and destruc-
live sconrges ever visited mankind. One
copy, securely enveloped, will be iorwar
dsd free OF postage 10 any part of The Uni
ted States for so cents iu p O. stamps, 3
coaiss for 81. Address, post paid, DR..
HUNTER, No. 3 Division Street. New
York
Sept. 8. 1858
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CHARLES iNGEEsoLL Esqr., of Phia
ielphia. viii addreas the people of Colum-
hIa county al the Couu House, ia Blooms
burg, on Saturday. the I2h ins-. at O'Clock
P NJ. The people of the county are invi
ted. Mr.. lngersoll II one OF The abest and
most eloquent spe akers in all Pennsylvania
AS political speaker and Lawyer hIs
equal is rarely found. He is Constitution
al man, one who dare maintain the right, let
this administration threaten and frown upon
him much as they please. Give him a
large audience.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLExlON.

nOCTOR THOMAS f. CHAPMAN will
~ send toali who wishil Gree of charge
the Recipe and full directions for making
and using beautiful vegetable Balm, that
will effeciualIy remove Pimple, Bo:ches
Tan, FfeckIes, &c, &C., leaving the skin
smooth, clean, and beautiful also full di
rections Tor using Pealreau's celebrated
Snmnlsnt, warranted TO start q foil growth
OF Whiskefs, or a MUs.aele, in less than
thirty days. Ether Of the above can be
obtained by return mail, by addressing
fwiih Stamps for return postage) DR..
THOMAS F. CHAPMAN, Practical Chem.
ist, SSI Broadway New YORK.
January 10, ls62.-2m.
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DcmOsralio Meeting.


On Tuesday evening last a we'll attended
Democratic Meeting was held ia The Cour,
Honse. at bloomsbury There was quite a
large number of the fair daughters OF Col
umtia's sci! present. The Court House
was completely filed with people large
number being Obliged 10 stand, filling mp
the isles and every corner in the room.-
The following we're appointed oficsr;:
President, ,-HoN. JOHN MeREYNOLDS,
OF Hsmlock.
Viee Preidents. Stephen Ba ady. JOHN C.
Doiy, Wm. Lamon, John Fruit. John Rob>
bison, Isaiah Bower, Adam Suit. Henry
Gable. William Hoffman. Isaac Snyder,
John Hill, Michael Frantz, Robert Robbins,
John n. Heller.
Secretaries, ,-Wm. Il. Jacohy, A. B. Tate
and e. B. Snider
The meeting being organized, Jos. c.
BrcHER Esq, of Lewisburg, was introduced
to lhe audience, who made a mos, capital
speech, showing The corruption in the pres
eat administration. how il came into pow
er by false promises, what it has accom-
plshed, and what it has bot done. There
wss good deal OF VARIETY about his speech
which made ii The more interesting. He
paid his compliments 10 cosrupl Andrew
g. Curtin, by exposing some OF the fraud
ulent schemes pracIiced upon our soldier:
and YET The politically damned Contractor S
aud Jobbers who cry war to The last ollar,
have the brazen. faced impndence to tell
rs 'sAady Curtin is the Soldiers Friend !"
II he is, he has jus lately become so. Mr..
B. spoke nearly two hours: being frequent
Iy interrupted by Tremendous applause
All were we'll pleased.
After the close Of Mr BUcHeR's remarks,
Col L L. Tate introduced Henry S. MARI,
Esq of SchuyIkIl county. who entertained
the audience short lime with a neat liille
speech. The speeches, upon the whole,
were truthful and patriotic. The meeting,
N Turn, gave each speaker three cheers !;
aud at the adjournment gave three cheers
Tor WOODWARD, LowRIE and LIBERTY.
Signed by The Officers.
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BATTLE SCENES.

100 OF the most severe Battle Scenes and
incidents OF The war now ready (sI2e lSx
80 nches) highly colored, on fine card pa
per, for % cents, or % for 81, po,tpa,d.
Also. Just published, The Official Union
Volunteer Directory (4O0 pageS), giving
the name of every Officer and private in
The Usion Army with their commands. Sc,
tos ether with large amount of other val
nable information, sent, postpaid. on re-
ceIpt of 25 CTS, To Agents aud the trade
no better opportunity ever Offered
Address HENRY B. ANS0N, Prin: Publish
er, &c, 49 State ST., Boston, Mass.
~ Papers copy my, paid in the above.
3G4-5
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The Opposition of this county not being
able 10 delude any Democrats Into the no.
iion OF taking county nomination at :heir
hauds, thooght it "inexpedent" TO form a
county ticket. Republicanism IS fast ooz-
lug oul in all couaties of the State They
can'I maintain an Organization much longer.
When county organizations are Sc luke
warm as not to place a ticket in the field
there cannot be much enthusiasm raised
Tor the Stale Tickes. They are fasl dying
oull
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-09

Nrw SToIsE MIR. BENZ. Etasimus, has
opened Stare in BIoomsourg, and sells his
goods al reasonably low prices He has
on hand general assortment Of Goods
.Gits EEsGY a call; you will find him op-
posie p. Unansst's shoe shop, on Main
Sueet; ready to accommodate ali who may
fa,'or him with their cus:om He will re-
seeivs country preface in exchange for
goods Good prices will be pal for coun-
Try ,rade, srch as grail-, polaloes, meat,
butter an6 eggs.
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Victory PerCheS Upon the stars and
Stripes.
New Stock of Goods just received By
TT SuARpT res

New Stock of Goods just received By
t. T. SHARPLESS.
Fine assortment OF Dress goods, Caicoes
at 10, 10, I6 s. -ls cts, Flannels, Shining,
&c, cheap. By
l.. T. SHARPLESS.
Ladies Lasting Balmoral Shoes & CATERS
and large stock of shoes aud tools OF all
kinds, for sale by
L. T. SHARPLESS
Ladies Balmoral skirts, Hoop Skirts, win
dow papers, sc, sold cheap. by
L. I. SHARPLESS.
Sugars and SyruPs cheap. Excelsior
Syrup at 75c which cannot be excelied, al
so tower priced al soc per gallon at
l.. T. SHARPLESS' cheap cash store.
To those wanting TO buy goods for cash
or ounlry produce. or grain of any kind.
would say call and see The goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
l.. T. SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg, Sept. IL, 1852.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-09

''''' - Know,Nothing Ga, present Abo-
Ahd Republican, party are trying
: wilo gel up feeling. with the Irish and
menhans, against our candidate for governor,
Is iakeE w. WOODWARD. They say he
ed in 1887 to disfranchise the foreigners
Aihs right to vote, Evidences in the case
prove the mater to the contrary. Ii won't
pay, gentleman, the skin you have stripped
over you is too thin, your decsitful aud cor
rupl carcasses are still visible.
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600 000 MALE OF FEMALE Agents
OOO,OOO 10 eel L. OYDiS new STEEL

10 eel LII Us new Steel
Plate County colorsd Map Of the Unite.
States, Csnsdas, aud New Brunswick
From recent surveys completed Ang. 10.
1862; cost $4,000 TO eugrave II and ens
years time.
Superior 10 any $40 Map ever made by
Colon or Mcneil AMI sells al the low
price OF fifly cents, $40 COO names are en-
graved ou this map.
Il is ro' oniv Cnuu'v Map, bnl il Is
also a COUNTY aud RAILROAD MAP. of
ihe United States and Csaada< combined
10 one, giving every RAILROAD STATION
and distances helween
Guarantee any woman or man 80 20 81
per day, and will take back all Maps that
cannot be sold and refund the money.
Send Tor one dollars worth 10 try.
Printed Instructions how TO canvass well
furnished all onr Agents.
ED-Wboiesals Agents for our
Map in every Stale, California, Canada,
England, France and Cuba a fortune maY
he made with iew hundred dollars capi-
tai. No competition. T. LLOYD,
No II6 Broadway, New York
The War Department uses our Map o;
Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsl lvania. cost
100000; on which Is marked Anlielam
CreeS, Sharksbur2, Marylsn Heishis,
y ''''fA'HT po'f t1'it GNs'c4Sic
Ford, and all others on Inc Potomac. anil
every other place in Maryland, Virgins,
and Pennsy IA, or money refunded
LL6YD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF
Kentucky. Ohio, lnciana, and Illinois, is
the only authority fpr Gen. Buell. and The
War Department. Money refunded to any
one 0nding an error IN ii. Price so cts.
From the Tribune Auy 2.
''Lloyh's Map ot Virginia MARYLAND, and
Peunsy lvania.-Thf> map J. very large iis
cos' is bui IS cent?, and Il IS The besi tchioi
can be purchased
LL0fD'S Gtea; Map Of the MISSISSIPPI
RlVER-Fror Actual Surveys by Capt-.
Bari and Wm. Bowen, Mississippi River
Pilots, of 81. Lonis. Missouri. shows every
mans plantation and owrer's name from
81. Louis 10 The Cult OF Mexico-I,3s0
mlles-every sand bar island, Town, land
my. AMI all places 20 miles back from the
Rver-colofed IA counties aud States.
Price, 81 IN sheets. 50, pocket form, and
81 80 on llLen, with rollefs. Ready, Sept.
goth 1862
Navy Department, Washington !
September l7Ih. 1862
J. I. LLOY YD-SiI: Send me your Map Of
the Mississippi River, with price per hun-
dred copies. Read Admiral Charles n.
Davis, commaulins ihe Mississippi squad
ron is authorized To purchase as many as
are required loI use oi that squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Sec. Of Navy.
October g, 1862.
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cousr.--As we go TO p,ess Coeft is sill
IN session JuDGE ELwELE on The Beuch.-
oh Monday there was guile large aateue
dsnca. The list Of canses present but few
rs .dy for Trial; and the Commonwealth
bs sin ess is not very heavy. The proceed
;ars will appear in our next. II we know
al : fuces oil shs Jurymsn 10 attendance, the
=, nal nun ber Of Democrats were again
ar avn D... Pee JOAN wished, some time
q q. 10 kno how il came that there were
q few Republicans drawn as Jarymen.-
Wonder If any bodv has yet told hinia-
Fl ,s man oa7ht to be informed
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READING RAIL ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT Trunk line from the North and
~ NoTth-wesi for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading. PotlsviIie Lebanon, Allen
town, Easlon, &c. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, Potisviiie, and all IN.
termediaIe Stations, al S "A. N. and Lao P. n.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg al
I.25 A. NJ aHlyIug ai New York al S.25 The
same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg to New York
S5 90, 10 Philadelphia S3,25 and 81, 10
Baggage checked through
Returning leave New York at a NJ. I2
Noon, and P. N. (Pulsburgh Express. }
Leave Philadelphia at a. NJ. and 3.I5 p
VI
Sleeping ears III the New York Express
Trains, through 10 aud from Pittsburgh
wiihout change.
Passengers by the Cauawissa Rail Road
leave Port Clinton at 4.I5 A. NJ tor Phila-
delpha and all Intermediate Slstioos. aud
at 800 P. NJ. for Philadelphia. New York,
and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pousvilie at A. NJ. and
2.i5 p. NJ. for Philadelphia and New York,
and al 80 z. nj. for Auburn sGd Port
Clinton ouly. connecting for Pine Grove
and with The Cauawissa Rail Road.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading a a NJ. and returns from Phila.
delphis a, p NJ.
U All lheihe above uains run daily,
Sundays excepted.
a Sunday train leaves Potsville al 7.3O
A NJ aud Philadelphia at 3.I5 p NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Ex-
cursion Tickets, al reduced raies to and
from all points.
G. A. NICULLS,
General Superintendent.
Juns 4th 1862
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The Abolition meeting advertised in OPP
position to the Democratic meeting, TO be
held in This place, on Tuesday evening,
Turned oOi 10 be perfec: fzze. Abolition
i~m can't prosper. DR.. Pee John has pret-
ty nearly ruined his party with his Aboli-
lIon teachings.
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LEATHER! LEATHER

THSHE undersigned would announce, that
4 he has on hatd, at his Han and Cap
emporium on Maiu street, BloomsbUrg. an
assortment of different kind OF leather such
as fine calf skins, morocco, (Ted ard black
and Innings, all OF which he viii sell cheap
er than can be had eese where in this mar
ket. Call and examine them Tor yourselves.
JOHN K. GIRT0N.
Bloomsbnrg, May 2l, 1862.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-09

Tsunas y. PusoY. Esq, received The
.nomination. in Northumberland county, Tor
Member of ihe Legislature, few days ags {.
This nominilioa is jast and proper, besides
il being very ft and worthy one. Mr.
P,rdy should not 90 unfewarded for his la.
bars done III The Democratic party in his
-couniy, for he last three years, through The
dark days during The reign OF the present
administration. Re should and uuques-
.tieHabEy will be elected.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted TO the late firm OF
"A Miller & Eyer, Merchants in Blooms
burg, are hereby notified, that the Books,
Notes and Accounts OF said firm are IN The
Sore for collection, and must be settled
by the firsl OF October, without respect 10
those concerned.
MILLER & EYER
Bioomsburg Ausns 20, 1863
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are happy

=
oung friend,
/ ADMITTED zkick, was ad.
70 notice ih several Courls Of
MILTON NJ day Of this week.
,,o'"m 1s'''vo IL, 70 Ap, most creilable
~ o his admission. 1t
au We an opportunity 10
!. IL worthy and promis-
n., Is intelligent. honest,
nd, possesses business
:, ~ fonnd in persons OF his
:, sp,or was NJ. Z. Jackson
Hwyer of Berwick, under
6een a faithful and sludions
Designs locating in Berwick
inty, Pa We hope he may
. success every young man oil
merit deserves
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-09

.psE.cHEas DRAFrkp.- The Washspg,on,
Pa Reriew says - There appears to be
a Froyidsncs 10 The recent conscription in
osie respect al iea>t A large number OF
those bla.aai pulpit politicians, who have so
earnestly impressed upon nthers the chris
ftial1ity OF shedding blood. have been con
'scr;pls6N Ofcourse they go; those anxious
10 wage a>xar of determination shonld net
hedis.s about awading in gore" them
ssiyes-We'H see."
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LasT week, while taking shon ride on
shs cars from this place, We saw soldier
manacIed, On his way 10 the army. Had
shis soldier beer some runaway negro ser
want, who ssas being taken back by Pro
vsIsi Marshs,i to his Southern master, the
ABOLITION press would sci up Tremendous
hfwli He was white man. These
ahings are Of daily Occurrences, and there is
nd Signs OF reirenchment.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-09-09

Cor JoHs e. FaElzE has Tor sale a lie
Re,,onler's cface, BIoomsburs Fifty Copies
OF sShePpard's Constitutional Tex, Book ~
Recommended oy The bes, Judges aud Law
Jers OF The country, Tor the use OF the psh.
I'c Differed. editions come al from "a cls
10 81 25.
fis has brlsn induced % send for them
because they have been 50 frequently IN
auired after. They are the same editions
he uses in hin speeches. Call and boy one