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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-27

SUBS1k1O1B NOxAS&S.
UBsTITUTN WANTED-Fcr the wa-. TO sc
- Into fifst elass artliery Ill pany, now ia ser.
vice, For q Vissinian, ovec IS years OF sgs Of
good moral character. and who can bring ea.isssc
tory ty references, (nons o'her Eesd app!y) fair
prizes viii be paid Apply At No l0l Nam s.. Rich.
wond. Va nh eI-'t
CDBsrIrUTN WANIED-Pur man over IS
- ysis: q .se 70 S an ;,sfy 9snr.'y
b, re- commended by ci.iz ,rs Of Richmond Apply
to day st Rccm No &c. american HoioL from 10 to
l2 and to 5 n. nh 27-ll~.
CU8,TIIUvY WANTED : Any person " l,ng
y - 60 es sub3:i ,uie will cali ut the Columbian
Hotel Between the hours OF 8 AID IL O'Clock.
mh 27-lts
VIZ 1NT.D-A SUBSTITUTE, for wa;oa !.
w liberal price viii b paid. Iiqa:re for e Q
H." this tE;idAJ} morning ut Hord's Restaurant,
corner Virginia and Gary :t,eet. NH Ait.
DESTITUTE wAHTsD.-.A liberal price viii
y be paid Tor q spos.ituts to 60 Ia good Artii
iery company. A Vhgtnisn over IS ysus old pre-.
between the tours Of A n and r n.
mr. s6-2ta
CUHSTiTUa E WAA1 ED-fo GO in . ara, clsn
- Va Cavalry regiment 10 An atlc-bodisd man,
Of good ca.,actsr, llbe' a price VIII be psii-.
Any ons vi ng 70 DO enplt yad wm pisass call
1t III + D tA0HO'6, near the Exchange
CUBSflrDTh WANfEO-To go N CAvalTy
~ .mpary In Ncsta Carolina Apcly 30
HILL 4 EORFL1E1,
NH t6-3t* Corner q Virginia and cay itI
OUBsTIrOrH WAATxD.--A liberal piioe VIII
- be Paid for . sound. healthy man, over IS
Yaars Of age, 70 enter the G ser vice q Sub IL
Iute. He must bs well recommended. Gail soon
ct the Mobile Hcu;s on Cary st. between the hou,s
Of and JPN. NH 2&-3tx
CUncTITU.I WANfEO.-A 81 ,stituts WAC
y can give good city references. snd is healthy
sod 70 is6le, Will DO able to 60 In desirable COM
pany and receive liberal ,0per alton, by apply.
Ing as Oak Hall 4atny Saloon, on Ftank In street,
Richmond, Va NIB IS 81
CUDoTI1UYH WAHTAD-For the war. Tor
- man over IS pears Of age, not liable 70 mi.L
tSTy dn.y, ana coming vel! IsoommsnSed, liberal
psiOs Win Be paid Apply to
BLAIR 4 o.,
Cor lsth and Gary 80. Richmond, We
NH N-tta
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ACEA N,
DOLLARS REWARD
re1co r,an named JACE, fctonsntly csiiat

4 regco r,1n named JACK, fcsousntly called
John. oe,orS;ag to my aunt, Miss Ffanees A. FL.
liott, hes bssn En.ss.ns for the pas. two three
wstks IA IN he City Gas Woiks, WHARF hs was
hi.t d 10 January last. he is s,ou. % years old
bask, kho.t, snd ntoui7 built, and has a smau
pises b:ok-n CT from ona Of hs " per fsent teeth
He hss wife named Milly Grew, u Ese woman
Twins Oh 81 between Bsksr snd Dnvsl It :eets
no ievs be lulk king somewhere shodt the city, or
p,rhsps ut tome of the camps batteries In its VI
ciaity, and viii ps7 the .b I've :, ward t,r h.s ap
psehensicn. TEMPLE FL 1RIT,
II Treasury Department.
NIB 2I-lte Custom hcuss ui.ti II.
DAN Or, FaOM HOSPITAL, no. IL
III GEORGE. about 90 years OF age, 5 fsst or
5 ,nchss b ga, sn.eosh BLACK Ssin. toersbiy 10,
hslr ami good tss.h; tarGs biz had " Ten gpt ken
10 and yon sock hin la the eye. He hiss p.eAs-
log face. aud IL very likely.
Aiko, jim. g. out, weiLsat man, a. gu. 80 wears
old. 5 fest Or iaohes h:go, net very e.acf, thin
oes,d about tee mouth and calc, rather Glow Of
araecb, and sp ,ssrs rather suEea
OLe hunirs drllSrs re ward for each of them -
Refei ca ce- rr b I'm, Hospital No G Or Hr L.w.s
h Pisgott, Ohimborszo
CgAs HIUsBARD,
rah a7-3.* James CITY caun y.
ENFTY DoLLAAs KEW I'd -Raaavsy f.0n
the subscriber. asous ,hs 18th Of February, a
l,sgso boy n.med JiM. about II years Of age feet
or inches high, siI gsrb,ssd color, quick po. 81,
ana had small roar over the right eye. Atd on
a gray coat trimmed WITH blssk, assk parts with
Toy answering tie description who had hired him.
self TO Capt Wells, OF Cisn LOngstree.4 corps Of
wagons, Tepl essatirs himself a Zee from North
Carolina The above reward VIII b paid for him
lodged u la'r hsrs or IN re:ssreu-g
DAN AWAY-olOO RsWARD-Han away
n. .som tas Daaviiie and 0sssrsbor,' Reiiroad,
about tho 7th OF this month (kuohO two nsgro.s.
nsmed EAANUXL aui DHNkIS Emanuel IL
about thirty ys yeah OF ago. ays feet ten inches
IN height. OF dark gingerbread color Dennis u
about nfteea years Of egg, CT fa.tee brighter
color thsn Em- nus, with quito pleasing ccuate-
narcs when spck q TO- II 10 thought thsy are
aiming 70 got bsck TO G. Toline oour 81, but may Try
to pass themselves of ffse aud sss oh tbem,e YES
to the army, or rem Ao luikins Ia tns nsishsof-
hood Of R,shmocd T-s sbsvs reward will be
given for their delivery 10 eiihss OF he uacer-
Aigusd. near RAppAhsu1oek academy. or secured
80 that We get them agaic.
NH Is -e,d6ss JAS = a0ULnIN.
ID ONAWAT IN JAIl.--Mas comm "a TO 1ue
III jail OF LoCiga Gcucty. Al . runaway. on the
susa day Of Jaly. ls6a, Lmal NEGRO Soy, who
SAYS his name 10 Oh AELxS, and thtt hs belongs
10 Lieut. Weat, Of L,uisisna lie appears - %
sb us Ten o. twelve years Cd Is mr. fsss high, Of
brown color had on when committed {, jsil
blus sack cost bsoNn jeans pantnlccns, ana q
blus doh cap The ewnsr Of said boy q required
TO come forward ond prove his property, pay
ets- ss and txSs hin awsy c1 he viii be dispoeed
= JANIS 4 a0cCH, Sheriff and
NH Sc -1sw6Ws Jaisor II Louisa countyS
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Eg2HlI Urn. sHors DIT GOODS. clc7z.
Is ny store, on SATURDAY, Mach IS h :. -
o'clock ""
Also. wktssss, Jswslsy. end Yaxcy aceds.
NH ~. ALEX D0Pr Ara.
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OU leo bags rs.na sS-
10 bbs Rye Viii key
leo halss sstas . 6sx chins fobaeee
so lhs Counsy Iron
800 lhs Ocunsfy eoap
IS bass Drsd psakAee
en- eocsisaret !, and for % ~
Nm AuNoo1 10 - Pearl u
M Vi AOA.--Ow,ns - u vssy hiah pr . Of led
IN ws no eompsilsd - eAaFeo - aS0 astss epst
II. the fCNowsne rAleS - hoar1lnx.
Hoses, per month. 80. .........s... 800
xse ssy..:......-....-..-...
hinge 0od. .....................s...
JAMES JOuNo0a. virsiata etahlsa
John DAvtA yx%harge
J0e1PHk a1x. AnasA
nh Nj
TVVnl rADkn CUflnkY. AC.--Ws hsvs iesss
u Feesiva1 8ne osa9atpens q Ivory kakase
knlvss m 1eshs Wtsh OAev<ss - noteb; Sseek'
eilvsr-plataA Tnh,e sd 70 ep.eoa 1iateA yeshss
2, shst xAlvaA 80 ~ 49, ~
M go. : 1uAhii,x1 : 49, ~
IHxeVUx0AlN 1l1xllln.-AN $500 tevxe
Ik ele1mo oonlk ~ efQ1a - AIhe4 49,
$50 UeW4soGooto oeton4 tA1n - - 49,
3d. DuooooW nnAho - Deouses 8
9keso is11k14 RI oo $50 - raee s1s -
- - 49,, I. - ! -
8
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~ Thomas W. KeeSee, AIcf.,
Vows AND Ga. VIs SULLS AND HEIr.
~ ERs, PR sAL9 AT AUOT OIL will 50 Ii
on MONDAY afternoon ksrch 31th, at 4 O'clock
at tie farm Of Vim Bob nson. f. q near Mitch.
elpA Spring
OR superior Cows and Calves
Eevon and Du.hs'r Rul.s
Refers. TH0S w kEEsEu,
NH " Auction Ger.
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NH a1-Ms

~ 1HNRTkRS--fr.v ) AZ kaLsf, OF co D. SAD
IL Virginia Battalion. He 70 q ,o1t II 1oinchss
l. height, dark hsir and derk compilation he de-
ssrtsA on the l5A Jaly, 1861 fos. hospital In Rich
mend
Priv H sLovRS, of 90 D, Gel Vi ginsa Battal
lion. received - . substitute Feb LIST ana deserted
1.b - = forty Six ysa1 Of aga. les, iashes In
height, blns eyes, brown hair, ard ght com
plsxlon
oeset Z 4 KING, Of co D. 99i virsinia B .ttal-
Hon. % abeus fsst l inch In height, light hAir
u h, sonyH xlou, snd blus eyed He h prob bly,
aksikipy IN tha viaiEity Of Ills hcins In Hseklsn.
burg county. We.
thirty dollaxx fswara VIII ba paid for the arrest
and eos q ssmsGt Of sash o. elttar u the shove d
sessboA dsssstsrS WI q JACKSON
0aet Co D. saa Va Bat Gen Field Delsads.
Ias 27- 90 Carp CIR q, Caroline 60, VI.
TWO HUaDRBD isDI1Aks kEWAkO.-
nxA4Y LAx0As substisuss for 4 Il Rob'n.
con. d NcEawey, has sDsents1 himself, aud the
sbJvs sswafd will - psii suy one who will arrest
and sonGns him IA anx Of tAs q prisons b Aieh.
msnd n Hstsrsesfg Hls description y . fo'iowg;
Ara ~ ray syss. daSk hsi- Iset inshts high, .
asslvs 81 Gesms1y. 1HoS : DUN,
Rsesuiting cfhssy. lst Lltut III Va Bastsilon.
Can - Eannd q tAe G6Ae of ! Osswfse3. on
naak g tetwsen llth md nh37-lts
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NY VIA II. fowie q Sons, Aucts,
No CO Main street,
A UCTlON circumstances have lrdac I'd
IA the po:tYcneneLt Of our sale 10 MONDAY,
the S0sh Inst, at which tire we shall offer
$3.50 Packages Manufactured Tobacco, o: all
grades
Gmokiog r. baceo
Chcice Florida CisArs
PiVsf, etc.
We III III adj
Gfecsiiss,
English 5hce Thread
Eo4p, and variety OF Noiioch
To close account
eale TO commence at Iet o'clock. We cannot 70
celve esmplGs iAfsf tha~ ha urday evening
Hh F6-3: WMBF1WLA & SONS lro.s
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by L. n Cooks AOCVr.
0Rs88- WAGON, knO CARRIAGE, AT
AUJTIOa.-On SATURDAY, 23,h .Lst. A
AZ . sleek vii! sell on Council Chan Der Hul-
a ncmte: If superior sn6de Erd P.rres
Animals, auoniss them several Cavalry
Horses;
light Griiag Wagon new;
elegant Family Carriage, almot' lt;s oily nav,
ku II In the very best .tyle, OF the very
l.:est pattern. and /, really . eplsrd.d 70,
hscls;
2yorpg, welbroke Mules;
veu0S H.lch Cow and O..f.
NH % z B COCK, Aucrr.
Will BI ADDED,
One Kosguth Mare. Il ar years old In june, Del.
fsct'y sound, aod iabe In bar ness or under the
saddle. fho hiss made her mile IN three minutes
snd s.x seconds
nah ~ EB COOK, kUet
NiaH 10 l sULES Al AuOTIOH.- On
IN AATU2Dk Y, S6lh inst, at 9 o'c!ook, l will
srii at the abies Of Mr. John Davis Franklin
siree. near Wall strest~
No Mules, sill Of which are yourg ,rd well
broke.
] .iegsit Saddle Eorss. sound and reliable.
NH q u COOK. Auct.
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49, MASON IL NO1IUa- The members OF Dove
~ Lodge. No 81, arc Summoned to attend
stated meeting Of Their Ledge. In the Vail on nss-
SHALL between E!xsh and .egei II stree u, on this
(FRIDAY) eveLi,g at o clock.
by order Of the Wor Master.
nh 81 I.a AUG RSELL. JR Ees'y.
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by Davis, Roper 4 &c, Auccrs,
Petersburg. Va
A U0TIcH SALE NOTICE = We will hsya
III le-ac sale o. Msnufasscred robscoo. Euasss.
koisssaa etc. On WEDNESDAY Apr Lat .s. g.
A Hst OF articles 70 10 Fefsd Will tposar unaer
aue.ion head b. fore the day Of ssle Persons hsy.
Ing goods to cffsr viii give notice q. cree.
DAVIS, EOTEx 4 co Auc,s.
d 20-1. Pstsrsbutg. Va.
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H BUIi6xs, oALLosITIIs.
NAILS, &C.
1rsassd without pain or ioccnv,nisncs By
Dr. SCHULTZ,
The furgeou Ohircpoal.t
~Ome. IL Wsli Street Hotel. Wall street.
nh q -2r
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By T.. Il. Geek, A1e,x


By Eenssn & Ere, AacCra
VALUABLE PROFANITY ron sAL3-Wil
be sold, publicly on karch g b, on the pre-
nises that Desirable property In Charlottesville,
knowG Ms TEE MIDWAY" ard two Lots i'd
Joining. Ths house, situated ca . tao-acra lot,
has twenty-five rocris. besides garrst snI base
naent, is suitable for hass!, boasGios house. or
large sehaoi. or might be divided Into two private
residences.
GxRHs-xo quit ths purchaser.
JO r TAYLOR.
Sale conducted By BzasoN & bro, Aucts.
NH 1O--eodft
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/ eLl at the tff1c, Of 81 81 F4LuxY corasr
icsh and Franklin alta, he wl hear Of tometti. g
Ia hts icts.est NH x7--ltA
INFORMATION WAhT E D INC J0ak G.
i NuOak left With some estsblisha emit |, this
easy two gold WAruHAS (huuting eased) oce
large and toe other q gE1liSr watch the iargsf
having the figure Of sailor a--a gil ON ths c.se,
AID hei guard chain OF bsss vio,in strns tn,
smaller one lad tho isce t.ls broken and one
cff. Any one KNOWN anything in regard - them
will c1nfsr & favor 62 infcr iaipg me.
nh Sc at- GEO W GRETTEg
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Conclude with. for the last time, the local Eu..
Istta repies wish Songs alees Duets Dances, local
hits, &c, entitled
20 ca HON. AS;
OF, THE
QEGILE JAVA Oh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR FEBRUA-
RY.-This old favorite of the Ladies, pre-
serves its freshness and originality with re-
markable vigor and success. 1t combines
the useful with the elegant, and is never
wanting in any thing that can minister to
the fancy, taste, convenience or Improvement
Of the fair sex, in the way of dress, ornament
household comforts or mental exercise 1t
remains at the old price, in spite of the hea-
Wy advance in paper and we will continue
to furnish Cooley and the .dmercan togeth-
er at So so year in advance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
WE INVITE

particular attention 10 the following line o'
Goods, suitable for Holiday Presents.
Real Heavy Blanket Shawls,
French Blanket and Broehe Shawls,
Hoosery for Ladies, Gents and Children,
Ladies Gloves in great abundance,
A complete stock of Gents Gloves,
Fancy Shifting and Opera Flannels,
Assorted colors Balmoral Skirts,
Skeleton Skirts in great Variety,
Zephyr Opera Caps and Nubias,
Fine Sable Furs and Muffs,
Fine White Linen Handkerchiefs,
Colored border Cambria Handkerchiefs,
Real Bandanna silk Handkerchiefs,
Gents Silk Neck Ties and Cravatts.
Fine needle worked Collars,
Super Black Love Wells,
Silk Tissues Of assorted Shades,
Ribbons, Laccs, Edgings and Rulings,
Fine Black Mohair Caps,
Shawl Pins and Scarf Pins,
Pcrfumcry, Pomades and Soaps,
Buck Purses and fancy Port Monaics,
First rate Skates, ready strapped,
Nice Hair Brushes and Pocket Combs,
Extra good Penknives and Scissors,
Childrcns Gum Gildcd Combs,
&C., &C., &c.
Siinl,1rr nnc % oGN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

eY"TnE RUSH PosT OFFICE.-Wc OBJ
serve the Northumberland County Democrat,
and other papers of the same proclivities,
are trying to get up little extra capital out
of the appointment of Mr.. Colcot as Post
Master in place Of Mr.. johnson. Mr.. Col
colts friends say he applied for the office
before he was enrolled, and of course before
he was drafted, AS every administration
appoints its own friends to office, and as
Mr.. Colcot's qualifications are not denied,
we think these editors must be hard up for
subjects to make capital of.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

ROGER \. PRYOR WHIPPED RY GENERAL
GORCORAN;
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 80

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 80.
Roger a. Pryor, the Rebel General COM
manding on the Blackwatei, crossed over
with large force. to obtain forage, and
with the intention ot attacking our COM
mand. At twelve o'clock last night Briga-
dier General COrcoran received orders to
move from Suffolk TO meet Pryor, and at
three \. NJ. our artillery commenced fire
which was brisky responded to by the
Rebels General Corcoran and Colonel S. p.
Spear, of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry,
reconnoitred the enemy's position and dis
posed our troops to the best advantage.
The fight was sanguinnry one, and when
my informant left the battlefield Q2 NJ
the battle was still raging. The Eleventh
Pennsylvania Cavalry and Docgc's Mounted
Rifles charged with drawn sabres, and the
infantry made several splendid changes and
drove the enemy befGre them. The Rebels
fought with great stubbGrnness, and our
forces were not behind in gallantry and
bravery.
General Coreoran marched his forces from
Suffolk at l2 o'clock on Thursday night,
and when near place called the Deserted
House. he was attacked by Pryor. Colonel
S. p. Spear had his horse shot under him
and was constantly exposed to the utmost
danger. Colonel Matthew Murphy. of the
6iXty-ninth New York Volunteers was COM
plmented on the Battlefield for daring and
bravery. Colonel Knodcrer, of the One.
hundred and sixty-seventh Pennsylvania
Volunteers, is badly wounded. Captain
Taylor, of the One hundred and thirtieth
New York Volunteers is killed, Lieutenant
Sawtcllc, of the Sixth Massachusetts Volun-
teers. is killed. The Thirteenth Indiana
Volunteers lost one killed and two wounded
the Si&ty-ninth New York Volunteers lost
ten killed and thirty-two wounded the
| One hundred and fifteenth New York Vol,
untccrs lost two killed and six wounded.
! Captain J,J Blodgett, Assistant Adjutant
! General to Brigatlier General CorcorIn, was
! slightly wounded.
| The fight Ind lasted seven hours when my
informant left and was then raging felcey
Reintorcements were sent to Gen. Corcorar
! by General Peck, and at last accounts WI
were driving the Rebels before us with great
slaughter, and have thus far captured ant
| rccured about 100 prisoners.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07

ty" ArrrNpr TO BREAK JAib.--several of tho
prisoners confined in the Jail at this place. made an
attempt to cscapc on Tuesday night by breaking
through tho wall. Ono Of the prisoners was from
Northumberland, confined for stealing gun, and
the other "a negro) for breaking into saloon at Mil
ton, They were confined in a room up stairs ms one
of thom had previously made opening in the wall
below, Sheriff Wnldron who keeps a sharp eye on
the rogucs in his charge went up into hcirroom after
midnight and found the btone wall removed from
under the back window, and the rogues about ready
to leave themselves down, without even saying good,
bye to their host. The Sheriff relieved them from
such labor in future, by giving them ench pfir of
iron gloves to wear, which will give them timo to
reflect on the uncertainties of all things human.
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Reading EsHiiroud.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

HREAT TRUNK LINE from the North and
" Northwest for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, PottsYillc, Lebanon. Allentown, Eas,on &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia, New
York, Reading, Pottsvillc. and all Intermediate
Stations, nt A. NJ, and 90 p. NJ.
New York Expresslcave Harrisburg ut / a. NJ
arriving at New York at 10 30 the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg To New York So 10; to
Philadelphia So 81 and 81 50. Baggage checked
through.
Refprning, leave New York at 6 A. NJ. 12 Noon,
and 7 NJ. pittsburgh EXpress). Leave Philadel-
phia at Is NJ. and 30 p VI.
Sleeping in the New York Express Trains.
through to and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Cattawissa Rail Road leave Port
Clinton ut 5l5 A. NJ, for Phila. and all intermediate
Stations and at 32j p. NJ for Philadelphia, New
York, and all Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsvie at 915 4. NJ, and 2.3O P.
NJ, for Philadelphia and New York and at 30 Z.
NJ for Auburn and Port Clinton only, connecting FOR
Pine Grove and with The Cattawissa Rail RoHd re-
turning from heading at - A. NJ, for Pousvillc.
Anaccommodation Passenger train leaves Reading
at 30 a. NJ, and returns from Philadelphia a 80
p. NJ,
II All tho above trains run daily, Sundays cx-
ccptcd.
A Sunday train leaves Potsyille at 73O a, NJ .,
and Philadelphia at S.l5 P. NJ.
Communication, Mileage, Season, and Excursion
Tickets at reduced rates TO and from all paints
q. \. NICOLLS
Dee. Is, 1862. General Superintendent.
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sent sale simply by being recommended by those
who have used it to their afflicted friends and others
MosT IMPoRTAST.- Madame zadoc Porter's Cnra,
tive Basam is sold at price which brings in the
reach of every to keep it conycnieIt for use Tho
timely use of single bottle will prove to be worth
100 times itscost
N0TICE-Savo your Money do not be persua:
dcd purchase articles at As 10 81 which do not CON
tain the virtues of l3 cent Bottle of Madame Por-
tcr's Curative Basam the cost Of manufacturing
which is as great that Of almost any other mcdi-
cinc and the very low price at which it is sold
makes the profit to the seller apparently small and
unprincipled dealers will sometimes recommend
other medicines which their profits are larger.
less the customers insist upon having Madame Por-
tcr's and none other. Ask for Madame Porters Cu-
rative Balsam price L. cents and in large bottles at
2J cents and take other. Ii you cannot get it at
one store you can at another.
Sold by all Druggists and Storekecpers at l3 cts,
apd in larger bottles at 20 cis.
HALL RUCkEL, Proprictors,
JANUARY 81, lo53.-ly New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-07
,Eo Consr,lnptiycs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored t, health
i in few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung af:
fecon, and that dread disease, Consumplon-is anx-
ious 10 make known to his fellow suffers the means
of cure
TO all who desire il, he will send n copy of the
for preparing and Using the same. which they will
find SURE CrRE for CONSUMPTION AsTiMA, BRoN-
cnITls, &c. The only object of the Advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conccives to be nvalua-
ble and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
Ing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Dec. 20, 1S2.-3m Kings County, New York.
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CAMP AT DuMrRIEs, Va, Jan. %, 1863.
DEAR AMERICAN Perhaps few lines from this
readers Of the American. The lst Brigade, (Gen.
Gearys) Of the I'd Division Of Gen. Socums Army
Corps now occupies this place. and prepared to
hold it against any attack II at this point where
Stewards Cavalry attacked the three Ohio Regiments
belonging to brigade, and were SO CALAMITY re.
pulsed, on last Saturday three weeks ago. We have
built fine winter quarters erected several Forts, and
had entertained the pleasing idea that we were to
remain hero until spring, but now under
marching orders, and don't know how soon We shall
hear the boys singing,
"oh don't you hear the General say,
Strike your tents and march away. Z"
This brigade consists Of the 1s7th and 2Sth Penn.
sylvania, the G6th 9Th and 7tb Ohio Regiments. The
l47th Regiment, in which is Company from Selins.
grove, commanded by Capt. Davis, is tho finest and
apparently the best drilled regiment in the Brigade,
and numbers more men than any other belonging
to it, We have three new and five old companies
belonging to the Regiment The five old companies
formerly belonging 10 the 2sth Penna. Vols. Tho
health of the troops belonging TO it is remarkably
good, owing in great measure TO the superior medi-
cal skill of the Surgeon, DR. Calver and to some cx-
tent to the promptness of the Quarter Master, Lieut.
S. ID. Conner, who Is the alert that none but
the best rations dealt out to the men.
Col Pardce, commanding this regiment ranks as
of the bravest men of the war. AT Antictam, he
stood all day in the hottest of the fire doing execution
with muskct. While Major Craig is acknowledged
by all hands to be one Of the finest drilled officers in
the army. Those are the kind of men who should
have charge Of Regiment. They make tho troops
under their command, cheerful, hcalthful and good
fighters.
Dumfres is the second oldest town In Virginia,
and the third oldest town in America. 1twas at this
place where Washington was educated and tho old
Court House in which Patrick Henry made his mai
den speech is still standing here. AT time it
numbered over 5000 inhabitants and contained many
Gne Virginia residences but now it stands scarcely
wreck OF its former Importance numbering les than
three hundred souls In conversation with intei-
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t-Y-UsrESsRvEp cnEpIr.-wo notice that our
exchanges in some localities give grea. credit 10 GER
tlin mnnniaetrres, when stating the amoeot Of tax
such men pay under the aeE revenue law. This is
all wrong, and The credit thus given Is not deser ed
his not the manpfaeinrer o. the producer Of an ar-
i'ele that really pays tie tag II ls the eonsumer-
tits the ihssrer and the meehnrs letoiiing millions
Of the land, Therefore VIC uRlt thsi tbs paaing Of
one elias of II tbe expense of tho fsnnily at large
will be dispensed with hereafter yfh is continued
these men thus - 'suded Spl inpEao rhst TIE bur.
den Of goysInment Tesis alone sn their shoulders.