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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Teachers Examinations.

THE Examination of Teachers for Col
umbia couriy, will take place at the fol-
lowing times and places
Centre al Fow!eTsviIle. September 2lsl :;
Cslawissa al Catawissa, Sept. % Berwick
Bor. Sept. % Mfin al MifflinviIls, Sept
2S; Bsaver al Michael's School house, Sept.
29 Main al MaiAville, Sept. 30; Roa ring
creek at Middle School house, Oct ! Con-
yneham al Csuireville, Oct. !; ; Locust at
Numedia, Oct. 81 franklin at Clayton's
School house, Oct. 5 Orange al OrangevIlle,
Oct. I Fishingcreek at PeaIer's School
house, Oct Benton at Benton, Oct. 9 i;
Snsarloaf at Cole's School house, Oct. 10
Scott at Light Street, Ocl. Ia Madison at
Jerseylown, Oct. 16 !; Hemlock al Buck
Horn, Oct. 20; Moniour al Dieterick' IS
School house, Oct. 81 Mount Pleasant al
Jones' School house, Oct. % Briarcreek
at Manz's School house, Ocl. % Green
wood at Rotrsburg, Oct 26; Jackson at
Derr's School house, Ocl. 81 Pine al
Warnsrsville, Oct. 80.
The exercises at ell the above places 10
commence al &c O'Clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will please be punanal in at.
tendance. Directors are respectfully re.
quested 10 be present.
CHARLES G. BARKLY.
Bloomsbury, Sept. -, 1863. Co 5upt
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A Tried Man

The Presbyterian Banner says, "Gover-
nor Curtin is tried man." Truly, be is
and not only is be ga tried man." but a
convicted one also. Judgement has been
passed upon him. and the day of execution
appoin,ed-Tuesday, the 18th OF October,
1853, between the hours of 9 O'Clock a m.
and o'clock p. m. The execution will be
in public, and so intense is the feeling, that
large concourse OF people is expected TO
witness the preliminary ceremonies and
the final struggles OF the condemned man.
There is no hope of pardon, and We UNDER
stand the unhappy man is preparing TO
meet his fate with foritude He is daily
receiving such consolation as his ghosiIy
advisers, Mcclure, Covode, Mann, Me-
Michael, and other saints of the political
calender cal administer.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN says that "The Gov
errm ment connot endure permanently half
slave and half free" JEFFERsoE DAVIS said
that "A nnion between slave States and free
States is impossible" The promulgaIion
OF such doctrines in the North and the South
occasioned the civil war which is now de-
s,roying the nation. Which of the two sem
iiments is most deserving of reprobation |?
Yet the spurious ''Ioyalsls" who cringe al
the foolstooI of the despot at Washington
attempt 10 elevate its guilty head 10 the po-
sition and dignity of patriot
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TIE Republican party profess very deep
sympathy in favor of onr adopted citizens,
and their right OF voting and enjoying equal
privileges with our native born citizens
How nightly have their principles chang
ed siece Know Nothing and Wide-Awake
tines. abhor such abomniable hypocra-
cy. just listen 10 the expression of an old
Republican who was the Republican candi
date for Associate Judge, in Columbia CO.,
al their last election for Associate Judges,
(and wonld have been elected too, only he
did not receive votes enough) he said that
the Hon. Charles Denson was elected to
Congress last Fall by the DsEes OF EURoPE
Now il should be borne in mind, that MIR.
Derison and Judge Woodward are friends,
aad of the same political principles, and
line men who elected Mr. Drnison cannot
very easily be persuaded or driven, by Re-
publican brow. beating, 10 re-eleci Mr. Cur
tin Governor of Pennsylvania.
Vox PoPULl.
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Democratic Meeting.

A Democratic Meeting will be held in
MlffiInville on Saturday next. The De-
mocracy are becoming fairly aroused 10 the
cause of Constitutional Liberty and Free
Speech. The day in which arbitrary ar.
rests and usurpaiions of power will be
brought TO an end is no, far of The peo.
pie are only waiting patiently an opportu-
nifty al the ballot box 10 put a stop to this
high handed robbery and plundering going
on in the different departments in our State
Government, Able speakers will address
the meeting at Mifflinvile. Daniel Ermen-
trout will be one of the speakers
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A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous De-
bility, lncompeiencY, Premature decay and
Youthful error, actuated by a desire TO ben
eft others, will be happy TO furnish to all
who need it, free Of charge, the Recipe and
directions for making The simple Remedy
used in his case. Those wishing 10 profit
by his experience-and possess valuable
remedy will receive the same, by return
mail, carefully sealed by addressing.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No go Nassau Street, New York.
August 90, 1853 SIN.
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PAYIEG UP AN OLD SEQ RB.-The Patriot
and Union says, as one OF the drafted men
came out OF the Provost Marshal's Office
day before yesterday, jus: three hundred
glance around upon the lugubrious faces Of
the :hrong of expectasts standing in The
hall, whose hour have not yet come, and
soolhed his kindred spirits thus "Boys
three years ago was gay wide Awake,
and wore glazed cap at my own expense
but the coal oil was said to be free. They
are now settling that coal oil account I've
paid mine and here's receipt il full"
Saying which be flourished his comm utation
receipt.
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Democratic Meeting > Bloomsburg.


On Saturday evening, Sept laih inst, the
Democracy oil Columbia comfy had large
and spirited meeting in the Court House, at
Bloomsbury Al an early hour the house
was crowded with noble aud patriotic faith
ers and mothers, sons and daughters OF
Democracy.
Almost every township iu The county was
represented by an enthusiastic delegation
OF men who were proud 10 declare to The
world that they were Democrats.
The meeting was organized by motion Of
Hon. John McRsynolds, that LEVI L TATE
be President Of the meeting
On motion OF VIM. H. Jacoby, the follow.
ing persons were made Vice Presidents
Peter Ent, S. H Miller, Daniel Snyder,
John Hill, Philip Kistler, James Freeze,
Joseph Poe, John A. Funston, A. ]. Albert
son, Samuel Lake, N. e. Woodward, John
c. Lemon, David Lowenburg.
On motion, w. Writ and Charles G. Bark
ly, Esqrs., were appointed Secrs;anes
w. H. Jacoby and NJ. C. Woodward, were
appointed committee to invite Hon. CHAs.
lEGERsoLL, of Philadelphia, 10 address the
audience. But few moments passed ill
the committee returned, escoring MIR In.
gersoll, when three hearty cheers were Civ.
en- for him.
The speaker introduced lis remarks by
saying that the great question now to be
decided By the people of Penn'a, was
whether George W. Woodward or Andrew
G. Curtin should be the next Governor OF
our State. And reminded them that aliho'
this, in times past would have been bu, a
local question, now the affairs of the Gem
eral Government had swallowed up Slate
interests and rendered the issue wholly
Federal
He then discussed, in logical manner,
the effects Of the enormous tax system and
paper currency, and warned The people Of
.he inevitable pinch they must in short
time suffer He next dweIt upon the un-
precedented, unjus,ifable and nhuman ar.
biirary arrests and confinement Of patriotic
citizens BY the present administration; thus
dePriving free people of the Inalena bic
Rights of personal security and person al
Liberty. Lastly he spoke of the Conscrip-
tion Act; nobly declaring his opinion that
it is illegal and unconstitutional. He ques>
toned the right of any power TO take citi-
zens from their homes and make slaves of
them. Concluding with a few remarks
upon the upright character and ability of
George w. Woodward He asked every
one TO discuss in hil own mind considering
the past actions of Gov Curtin, whether he
was suitable man to maintain the honor
of great State like Penn's.
Mr. lngersoll INDUCED in no harsh terms
of reproach upon the Opposition par ty, bu,
displayed great logic throughout his whole
speech and proved TO every one who heard
him that he is, wha, he has The reputation
of being, great statesman.
At the close of the meeting three hearty
cheers were given for Woodward, Lowrie,
and the Constitution.
LEVI L TATE, Pres'I.
en.s q ",sT- G. B..r4r, Secretaries.
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LITTLE THlEcs.-People who are uEac-
customed 10 studying economy in their little
arrangements. have little idea how easily
money may be saved, and al the same time
csmtort secured by little attention to a
little economy in little things. In iIIustra-
ton, take the little article of metal tips worn
on the toes OF little shoes 1t is asserted
that by this article alone, the snug little
sum OF over six million dollars is annually
saved 10 those who use them, and at the
same time not little amount of comfort
and protection added to some three million
pair OF little feet. So with many other little
th,ngs.-[ Tribune
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NORTHURRD.
National Foundry.
BIOOmsburg, Columbia Co.

FENne subsribsr, proprietor of the above
named ext ensiVe establishment, is now
prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds of
machinery, for COLLERIES BLAST Fur
NACES STATIONARY ENGINES, MILLS
THRESHTMG MACHINES. &c, sc.
He is also prepared to make S'oves, II
sizes and patterns, Plow-ifous, and every
thing usually made IN firsi-class Foundries
His exhaustive facilities and practical
workmen, warrant him IN receiving The
largest contracts on The most reasonable
terms.
II Grain of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for ca stinss.
u This stablishmenl is located near
ihe Lackawanna Railroad Depot.
PETER BILLMEYER.
Bloomsbury, Sept. 9. 1868.
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Yonr Obd't Serv't,
c. B. BROCKWAY,
Ist Lieut. Battery F, lst Ary, P.RY.C

AmUsISG-It is amusing TO see how the
Curlin-Abolilion organs 10 this 4ePresen-
tative District squirm. Little Charly, OF
the Danville Democrat, issues a call for a
Republican County Convention, TO nomi-
nate ticket while the old KnowNothing
OF the american, says The call is bogus and
should not be countenanced. Thus we see
what harmony exists in The ranks OF the
opposition party in this District, and the
hopelessness of their cause. Just as sure
as the second Tuesday OF October comes,
Hon. Gro d. JACKSON and john c. ELLIS
will be triumphanily elected.-Suliiuan Co.
Democrat
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EDITOR OF THE STAR,-Deor Sir =
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readers Of your paper that ] will send by
return mail to all who wish il, (freeN Re-
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using simple Vegetable Balm, that will
eTeclually remove, in 10 days, Pimples,
Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities
OF the Skin, leaving The same soft, clear,
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will also mail free to those having Bald
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information that will enable !hem to start
a full growth of Lnxurient Hair, Whiskers,
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applications answered by return mail with
out charge Respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No. s3I Broadway, New York.
August 90, 1863 -3m.
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SDEAEs. Democrats. beware of men, who.
pretending TO be Democrats, 60 about as
sailing the candidates on the Democratic
ticket and retailing the stale and ridiculous
stories Of the Aboliiionisis about "d;sloyaI-
y, sstreason," "sympaihy with secession"
Sc. Such men are traitors 10 the Democrat
ic cause They are, soul AMI body, the
property Of the AboIi,ionists They have
been bought with Lincoln greenbacks, TO
play the sneak and do the dirty work Of our
snemiss.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.
REBEL MOVEMENTS.

NEw YoRK. Sept. 13-The corresp spondent
OF the New York Times with the Army of
the Potomac writes under date of lhel0ih
iEsi.: Ii is believed that one corps of Lee's
army, under Longslreet, is moving to Rich
mond, there 10 be transferred, two divisions
10 the Southwest and one 10 Charleston.
Hoods division left Fredericksburg on Tues
Gay last for richmond and thence 10 Charles
ton. This seems 10 indicate that the rebels
in Virginia will remain entirely upon the
defensive for the coming campaign, which
every one counts upon before winter.
WAsHINGToN, Sept I3 Information from
the Army oil The Potomac shows that we
still guard the fords between Falmouth AID
Rappahannock station.
The rebel pickeiS continue TO front ours
in those localities, and occasionally con-
verse with them. but they profess to know
little or nothing oil General Lee and the dis
position of his forces
A note from the Upper Potomac states
tha: the guerilla, White was recently near
Purcellsvi.e, London county. Va, and that
Moseby's force was south OF the mountain,
near the river.
Citizens frequently cross from London 10
Poolesville and other places ia Maryland.
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COMMUNICATED.

SINGULAR CoIEcIDENCK There is an ex-
Justice of The Peace living in the lower end
of LuZerne county, who had son IN the
7th Regiment of the Penn'a Reserves; the
father and son keeping mp a constant cor
respondence and sending valuable pres
ents constantly 20 each other, until early
last spring, when the Father joined the
Republican party, and the son deserted
from the army. Vox.
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THELAT-=.....-..-----
FROM CAR NEWS

PROGRESS oftks Bonn S STON. =
4dUlces 10 Fridas ,..,.:.
smith 4rk-Ftom Fort MOul'rie. .
-7he Assault on FaPtu uFe o. ro.s Sio.
p.dse-Eighly KHsd,fihs Potomac n era
fWed. 1 g.
New YORK, Sept. 49, TE
ris island dated the 9Th, A..
gives an account of the recV"I I,a
lion against Fort Sumter, ~;
sisted OF between lwenty-EAP
boats, manned by over 100 s,tr,v
Lieut. Com. Williams OF The dJ 49, A
and 100 marines, under Capt.non n
the entire force being command,a hi.
Stevens, of the Patapsco The EJ' 10
iowed within a short distance off, pa
whence they advanced Three bt he
der Com. Williams, Lent. Remy, a, en-
sign Porter, landed, and the parties q ad
led to run mp the ruins to the ly
They were fred upon ny musketry ,ga
hand-grenades were thrown down
them. The slope was so sharp that Il
were unable to reach the parpeI. A sig
was given from the tort, and in an inst
all the rebel batteries opened on the
and sheIled it terribly. The three bt
were smashed, and all who landed "
killed or captured Lieut. Bradford, of
marines, was MORALLY wounded and c
tured. Among others captured were CO
mander Williams, Lieut.. Remy, Lii
Preston, Lieut. Brewer, Lieut. Bunce.
Wheeler, and Ensign Porter Between fc
and fifty of the sailors and marines VI
killed and wounded, and the entire list
casualties will number about eighty
remainder of The command retired safely
The flag of Truce states that our capiu
officers and men are in Sumpter, and
well treaIed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13-A private r
received here to-day from off Charles
states that about three hundred and
men composed the recent expedition
Sumpler, and that only portion OF the io
landed, some OF the boats having grount
on the shoals. But for this there wo
probably have been a different result
Captain Rhind arrived TO day with
patches 10 the Navy Department, from !
miraI Dahlgren Ii is understood that q
are generally OF business character.
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1T is said that The jeff Davis correspon.
dence, discovered al his home in Missis-.
sippi, several letters of which have been
published, has been sent to Washington
The reason of this disposition Of it is, that
several letters are amongst it from Benia-
min F. Butler, Daniel S. Dickinson, A. E.
Burnside, and others OF the Breckinridee
couspirators, who have since joined the
Abolition party, which partisan interests
require should be suppressed. They will
be suppressed, OF course, though they be
more reasonable than all the other cores
pondence beside. Only such letters will be
published as will damage political oppo-
nents. Ii is believed that the existence of
these letters of B,tIer Dickinson and Burn
side has influenced their obsequiousness to
the Lincoln Administrations Chicago Times
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'sLET the soldiers abolition paper.
But let all vo'e-soldiers of boib parties.
Don't allow the republicans to come home
and do The voting, whilst Democrats are
compelled to keep their places in the army
TO do the fighting.
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riai. Ging HysOn, Impe-
oder. TWankay
oo,oxc so,l Skin.

SNG ORANGE & Hf-
JAPAN TEA G -
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This list has EACH, r;a,a ;r,o
FOUR Classes. ma o. nrn "a o'y1'eu s;,n @
CARGO FINEST. lha' 1l' w., IN.
dersatnd from d-scripeD ,sa n,;ce.
annexed that The Conn a ta,s,n,usd
10 underseli The whole
We gnarntee 10 sell Al Al NOT
80 ~, ~ taa;a 90 per pound
10 the many who havo h,ofo,s hest
paying ENORMOUS PRoFrTs.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA ,mPANY,
IMPORTANT AND JOBsRS
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EX-GOVERNOR CURTIN CAN NOT Sc

CURE THE SUPPORT OF EITHER HIS
OWN PARTY OR HIS OFFICE HOLD
ERS.-Speech Of Aier Cummings, before the
Republican STATE Convention, dug. 5, 1868.
MIR Cummings is only one OF the many
formerly warm and influential friends of
Curtin, who now are deserving him in the
hour of trial when be most needs their sup
pori. So it is, Curtin has made very un-
popular Governor, even with his own party.
Cummings is a leading Republican
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THE OLD GUARD.

A Monthly Journal, devoted TO the Prin-
4 ciples of l776, Designed 10 unmask
the Usurpalion, Despiism and crimes Of
this
ABOLITION ADMINISTRATION.
And TO defend The doctrines of State Rights,
and OF Constitutional Liberty, as held by
orr Revolutionary Fathers.
Published by c. CHAUNCEY BURR e.
Co., sau street, New York.
PRlCE-Single numbers Is cents. For
warded by mail or expr SIS 10 all parts of
the United States at 81 year, IN advance :
Any person sending Ten subscribers will
receive an additional copy for one year.
Aug. 26, 1868.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
NJ

The following meetings will be held in
This County during the weeks following the
September Court =
BIoomsbiirg. Wednesday evening, 10th,
OrangeSilIe, Thursday afternoon, l7,h,
Berwick, Thursday evening, (
Slsbtown, Friday afternoon, 18Th,
CaaavVissa, Friday evening, 4" g
MI1inville, Saturday afternoon, /" 19lh,
Benton, Thursday afternoon g oath
The afternoon meetings will be held at
/ o'cl0ck., those in the evening al Z.
DAEIEL ERMEETRoUT, ESQ.,, of Berks, and
others, will address the meetings. Col
Piollet ollBradford will speak al Orangeville
W. II. JACOBY,
Chairman DEM Stand. Com.
Sept Cd. 1868.
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HEAD Gas BATTERY F., Ist AIRY, P. r. V. c.
September T. 1863.

>
My DEAR SIR:-In your issue of Sept Cd,
1863, you speak OF me ss commanding
Battery F., Isl Pa. Artillery, at the battle OF
Gettysburg ] commanded that portion
OF it on which ne enemy charged, but under
Capt r. Bruce Ricketts,, of Orangeville Pa,
who was present during the action. 1t is
owing in a great measure, TO his courage
and presence OF mind, that the charge was
repnlsed after The Infantry ran, who were
10 suppou Us. | am, Sir,
Yonr Obd't Serv't,
c. B. BROCKWAY,
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q large assortment of Ladies' Caters Jus
n received al 81 90 and SI.25 at
l.. T. SHARPLESS.'
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2~rRRR ;. ~
TEA CoMPA

;, yEsEY STREET, NEW YORK:
,;ocs oruauizaiion, has cse ted new
IRA In the hisiof OF
NholesaiiBS Teas in :his Country.
They have introduced their selections ot
TEAS, ard are selling them al not over
TWO CENTS Coz Cen,s) per pound
above Cos,
Never cevialine irom the ONE PIXIE
asked
4. mother peculiarly of The Company is
n ,hat their Tea faster moi only desotes
~ ,;me 10 ihe selection OF Their TEAS as
- onal;tv. value, and particular 1T les Tor
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LIS the TEA buyer TO choose out OF their
oo,mons stock snch TEAS as ara oes
oJon,ed to his particular wants, and not on
=, ,b;e hnt points out 10 him The best DAT
,gains. ,,.tJ .dva,-
| toe a Tea Buyer has 10 III estaolishmens
sigIe. all others.
nsiad he is Judge oi lea or tne niafke' )
e for ,;me ia valuable, he has all the oene-
boatsf we'll organized system OF doing
were sss of an immense capital, OF the
Of the men, OF a Professional Tea faster,
cap knowledge OF superior statesmen.
Com iiepables all Tea buyer-no matter
Lieut.. m,re thousands of miles from this
.e, Dr. as ITO purchase on as sood terms mere
! forty Paw York Merchants
were rs asian order Teas will be served oy
list of being though they came themselves
The weiahto get original packages, une
fely. rdntted aaTes; and The TEAS are paf'
ptured We ;sesenied.
ID are Tsas whPrice List OF the Company''
49, il; compribl oe sent 10 all VINO ofue
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North Central Railwy
Tim E IA BL E.

TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 and fromhs
North aud West Branch OF the Susqueh,,.
ma. Elmira, and all of Nurh hern New Yok
On and afer Monday, AGril 2Olh. isa
The Passenger Trains OF The Nor,h CeniraI
Railway will arrive and depart from Sun.
bury, Harrisburg aud Baltimore, "a lollows:
SOUTHW.4RD.
Mali Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at 10 10 an
Leave Harrisburg. is pm
Arrives al Balilmors. 535 -
Express Traiu leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, al lIO7 pm.
Leaves Harrisb'rg except Monday 90 IN
Arrives al Baltimore daIly except
Monday. at els a.rn.
Accommodates leaves Hauisb'rg 8 80 IN.
NORTEiU .7RD
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays, al 9 Is N.
Leaves Harrisburg, lis m.
Arrives al Sunbury, 4O5 p m.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9.I5 Z"
Arrives at Harrisburg. l35 am.
Leaves Harrisb'rg excep; Monday 800 -
Arrives al Sunbufy, 5.3s
For further particulars apply al The Office.
IN DUBARRY, Supt.
Harrisburg, Aug 8, 1863.
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