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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-14
Portland, June Y, 1867.

Co. Q-About fifty able bodied men we're
enlisted in this Corps de Comiqus last Monday
evening A meeting takes place this friday
evening, for the purpose of receiving new re-
cruits. We hope to see at least 800 out in the
uniform peculiar to the above corps on the
coming 4th of July.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Medical Notice,

G. Fl. CHADWICK, NJ D., will devote special at
ton to Diseases OF the Eye. No. S0la Congress St.
Office hours from II A. NJ. to p. M.
May Is. sEtf
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sALMoN.-The Concord, n H. Monitor pub
hshes letter from A. W, Sawyer, ESQ, of
Nashua, to Judge Bellows, one of the Fish
Commissioners of New Hampshire, which
states that four salmon weighing four nonnds
each have been taken from a tr;bntorv 80 A.
Merrimack. The same letter also saws tb.t .has
have been seen at the mouth of the Nashua
River. The first of these facts is evidence tba.
salmon have made their way over the fishwavs
at Lowell and Lawrence, and though the ,bsd
may have been some OF those carried above the
dam from below, it is supposable that thew
could pass the fishways az readily AZ tho sal.
pon. The fact is encouraging
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IHn EVENING STAR is a thoroughly live pa
per with the principle of growth in it. Ever
SINCE 1t passed into the hands of its present
owners 1t has been growing better and better,
ana yesterday appeared enlarged by the addi-
' .oh 1i a column to the width and by proper
''oha' Increase IN tbs length of each page. The
pfosper,'y Vi winch this enlargement is tok-
en- mas peer, larry earned by the fidelity with
when the otar mas pursued its vocation as a
newspaper, enlarging and improving II. faci,;.
ties for gathering intelligence and, as one Of i,s
editors says, letting nothing get by that coma,
within its range" 1t isnow demonstrated that
there is field here for an evening paper, and
in that field we hope and believe the Star will
continue to grow and flourish as it has begun.
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DIR SwEET,S
INFALLIBLE LINTMENT,

Ihe Great External Remedy, Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts and w ounds,
NcurMag,a, - e. Toothache,
StaH week and - Oints, sores, '
Bruises, Ulcers.
lsead9ehe.f $40 Burns and Scalds,
GOuf, ChiIbIains,
LumbaSo, Bites and btinRs.
Spr1ius, sHH - p
Also the most efficient remedy for LAMENESS,
SPRAINS, CALLS, SCRATCHES, &c., in horses
GEO G. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Manufactur-
ers and Sole Agents. Sold by all Druggists.
mch12eod1GwsN
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ATTENTION of house owners on Munjoy Hill
is invited to the advertisement Tenement
Wanted" We know tho advertiser to be de-
Sirable tenant -r..-- .-
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"A Stranatic Suits and Nsrwusanac Min,
efa1 Walers, Inst received md tor sale bg
Nv. PERKINS & CO.,
no24sNeod&wsow1y No Sc ConmSteisl 1t,
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"STR UMA1TC SALTS p,

These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
iaetnring Co., IN Pittsburg, and packed in air
rectionS are attached
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This score shows good out playing ON both
Sides The Boston Advertiser says:
She most noticeable point in the game was
the pitching of Mcbride, by which, apparently,
the numerous dys struck by the Harvards were
caused. The outs of the Harvards on the first
inning were all on foul fys; on the fourth inn
ing two of their outs were fys,-one foul; on
the fifth all on fys; on the sixth two; OH the
seventh all; ON the eighth two Oh foul bounds
and one on a foul fly; and on the ninth two on
foul flys. Twenty Of the total number of outs
were on fly catches, foul fly catches or foul
bound catches.
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Fine Lot for Sale or Lease,

LNORMERLY occupied by Edward Howe, Esq, Oh
j. Cross Street, near Middle The lot is 100 feet
front and large depth Also several thousand br cks
said lot.
Apply to VIM. II. JERKS,
june14d3w Real Estate Agent,
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PORTLAND INsTITUTE.-Allow me to &C.
knowledge the receipt of fifty volumes, by ex-
press, from Messrs. Robert Carter and Bros. to
our Institute and Public Library, received
during my late absence from town.
t---s'- i- JOHN NEAL.
Portland June - 1867
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Z4LtOn Dc Mcfarland,
Desire to call the attention the that than
20 .C
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring
FIRST RATE SAFE,
AT MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY q WAREHOUSE,
--+t- Middle Street, Portland,
Or at no Sudbury Street, Boston.
~ Second-hand Safes taken in exchange for sale.
/ Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
ached to Triton a. M aFarland,s Safes, can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso 81 Co. IA rf.- 20
Jan 15-sNistw in each mos adv remainder of time.
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u RS. s. FITCH'S az g.
ssFamily Physician. -

Seyenty-six pages price rs cents. Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book is received
read, and fully approved 1t Is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DR. S. s. FITCH, Is
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29dly
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOK ZEN

April 10. lat 06 s, Ion 80 90, barque Homer Rop-
srs, ~ days from New York for Shsnghae.
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why Suffer from sores ?
Uule,s A,.nica O;n,,,e,,

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scdtds Chopped Hands, Sprdins, Csfs,
or it COSTS but % cents. Be sure 10 ask E,r
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME

DXsF EzssIA CURED af5fl'f
ls'-.i- RHEUMATISM CURED
EEUPflCNS ON the FACE CURED
SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
Do away with all your various and often perpi-
prepared with "',-'
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Runs MADE IN EACH INNING.

LIST. I'd. Sd. 4th. 9th. 9Th. 7th. sth. 9TH
HshlStisi 3 E 8 ! J 3 9 . 20 20
This score shows good out playing ON both
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For sale by all druggists, send your address and
IS cents to o. 2. SEYMOUR Il CO., Boston Mass
and receive n box bv return mail w. f. PhilIjps &
Co., agents for Maine. april26dlysn
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A5etbsNF AsB fAsAt ttTstt4f~tts, ttaa.
els Colby, al aged and well known eitissn,
died at his residence, No. Is Munioy street,
Thursday morning from injuries received BY
an accidental fall on Sunday He rose from
bed that forenoon, and was in the act of cross
ing the room, when his limbs failed him and
he fell, striking his head against chair and
cutting terrible cash over one eye. Paraly-
sis followed, in which condition he lay until he
died. Mr.. Colley was 81 years of age
CoRRECTIoN-In our notice, few DAYS
since, of the firm of S. Freeman & Co., COM
mission merchants, 121 Broad street, New
York, there were some inaccuracies respecting
the members of it. The senior member is well
known in this section-formerly of the firm OF
Milliken & Freeman of this city. The junior
is son Of the late Hon. John Appleton, and
received his business education with Emery s
Fox. Both of them are men of business tai.
ents, and well known in this city.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning an
elderly gentleman named Chamberlain, one of
the carpenters employed on the new City
Building, fell distance of some twelve feet
from staging over the main stairway to the
Hall, and was pretty badly hurt, the breaking
of his collar bone being the severest injury.
He was taken home and Dr. Robinson called
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-14
THE TRIBUNE has the following shrewd hit
at the so-called "cable dispatches" of the New
York Herald si4 4.E aHl
Especial Telegram to the Herald

at the so-called "oable dispatches" of the New
York Herald. sl4 1-i l=.a.
Especial Telegram to the Herald
PARIS, June 6-Evening,-It il said that af-
ter the attempt upon the life of the Emperor
of Russia, Napoleon turning to the Gear and
smiling, said, "Sire we have been under fire
together"
Tne Cza- replied, "Our destinies are in the
eyes," said Napoleon gayly, "and the
asassin's hands were in the destinies of Provi-
dence."
"very. true" said the Gar shrugg ing
his shoulders with an arch expression.
"Ifso, why not?" inquired Napoleon. Then
turning to the Herald reporter, who had OBJ
tanned entrance to the Imperial carriage by
showing his badge, he said" Make note Of
this conversation"
warmly by the hand; IL am sorry nv escape
has deprived you of an interesting it, -.
Our reporter bowed gravely, but diu not res
pond in the affirmative, lest he should be eject
ed from the carriage.
Napoleon looked steadfastly at our reporter
for a moment and then winked his left eye
three times, in manner which conveyed his
full appreciation of the enterprise ofthis pa
per.
The three sovereign of France, Russia, and
Thought then passed on amid the cheers of the
populace.
AT the recent dinner of the Medical Society
in Boston, DR.. Holmes defended himself
against the attacks made upon his novel, the
Guardian Angel. In the course of his remarks
he said:
am told that my self have been sometimes
sharply attacked for writing from a too physi-
illogical point of view on matters which it is
claimed belong exclusively to theologians. /
do not complain Of this, when it is done decent
ly and in order. But one thing I insist upon
that if draw bad clergyman or knavish
lawyer, it shall never be misconstrued into an
act Of disrespect to two noble professions, with
the honored members of which have always
held the most intimate relations
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DEPOT BROKEN INTo.-The railroad depot at
MorrilPs Corner (Westbrook) was broken into
Wednesday night by burglars and what valua-
BILE property could be got hold of was taken.
One gentleman lost large and valuable trunk
which was left there Wednesday by the Ken
nebec train. No clue to the robbers has been
discoyarad 81 .s,f.r.... r.-r.r
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Wanted.

A STRONG, steady, indus rious man to do heavy
n work in q wholesale Paint and Oil Store.
Apply between the hours of five and six, at No 80
Commercial street. je14d3t
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INQUIRE WITHIN-The mouth is like house
to let. However pretty it may be externally,
it is impossible to judge of its merits until you
have seen the inside. If behind the ruby doors
there are plenty of pearl-white fixtures, you
will exclaim, at once, chow beautifull!" To
impart the utmost possible brilliancy TO such
dental furniture-to keep it always sound and
perfect-there is nothing like fragrant Sozo-
don't. .-.. 3teod
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- INTERNALLY USE
'SStrumatic Mineral Waters -

a days use.
sBSold by Druggists generally. vFr
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State ST., Boston; Reynolds,
Agents. no20sNeod&W1v
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HENRY p. MERRILL, VI. d.,
Physician and Surgeon,
16S CONGRESS STREET.
ND,
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Valuable Property for Sale
SUITABLE FOR

Hotel or Private Residence. =
- The property Is at the termination of the
I'll; Portland morse Railroad at MorrilPs Corner,
&sI. and is now offered for sale. The house IL
Ihfee story-but of brick, in the most substantial
manner; an abundance of hard and soft water; o
Tine stable and out-buildIngs. The house Is sur
rounded by shade trees and Is most beautifully sit
uated for aprivate residence.
Terms moderate. Apply to
CHARLES SMITH,
on the premises js14-dtt
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The courts will be presided over according to
the above assignment, unless in some few cases
possibly judges may agree upon an exchange
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- EADING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
December 1st, 1866.

GREAT TRUTK LINE FROM THE NORTH
ing. Pottsviile Tamaqua Ashland. Lebanon. Allen
town. Easion, Ephrata, Ltiz LaDca ster, Columbia
Ssr.. &c
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York. as follow
Al Uh y and rs and 10 and On pm con nect-
1ng with similar Trains on the Pennsylvania Rail
and 90. 20 and 10 - N. sleeping Cars accompa-
nving the } 10 A and OOP NJ. Trans without
change.
Leave harrisburg for Reading PottsvIlIe Tama-
Qua, Mlnersville, Ash and, Pine Grove. Allentown
and Philadelphia at 10 A N and = 10 and 4 10 N,
stopping at Lebanon and principal Way stations :.
the 10 mak Ing connections for Philadelphia an
Columbia only. For PottsviIie, SchuyfkiII II wen
and Auburn via Schuylkill and Sssquchauna Rail
ro' q. leave Harrisburg at , aOFM
Returning Leave Ne-T York at Q 90 A NJ Ia NJ and
) 90 and { 90 N; Phiigdelpba Is N and 3OP X
Way Passenger ! rain leaves PhiiadelPtia IL 30 A
81. returning from Reading 30 stopping at all
statiors; PottsviIle at IS " and = As Pm Ash.
land on and ii 30 A ". and | O5 p. N Tamaqua at
IS A. and 90 and 8 55 p NJ
Leave PousvilIe for Harrisburg via SchuylktII and
Susquehanna Railroad al 90 A ".
Reading Accommodation Train Leaves ;EeadinR
At + 30 N returning from Philadelphia at 4 30
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading at 90 u
and 10 NJ for Ephrata Iiiz Lancaster, COlu uibia
On Sundays Leave New YORK at 90 NJ, PhiIa-
dephia 90 NJ. and 3 Is p. VI. the 90 A NJ, train
running only to Reading PottsviIle % A NJ. Har-
rIslurg Q IS a VI. aud Reading at 20 and ~ A ~
for Harrisburg and IL - NJ for New York and IS
NJ. for Phi adelpnIa.
Con mutation. Mileage Season School and EIcur-
Baggage onecked through; SOPounds allowed each
Passenger. e.. A. NICOI.LS.
General Superintendsnt
Reading, Fa., Jan. /, 1857.
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BL0OASBURG, WEDNESDAY, FEB. s, 1867
The DEMOCRAT AND SrAR FoR NorEIyq

The DEMOCRAT AND STAR FOR NorHINa
Desiring to enlist the services of our friends
everywhere in the circulation of the DEMO
cRAT AND STAR, and not wishing any one
to work without. compensation we make the
following offer
We win send copy of the DEMOCRAT
AND STAR for one year, free of charge to
any person who sends US the names of FIVE
new subscribers, and Il adollars. The sub
scribers need not all be at one post office
This arrangement viii enable any active
person to secure copy of The DEMOCRAT
ANE STAR, free of cost, by little exertion.
There is not neighborhood where FIVE or
more subscribers could not be got in few
hours, by any one who would undertake to
do so.
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The State Central Committee have deter
mined to hold Democratic State Conven-
tion, at the seat of Government, upon the
second Of June, for the nomination of
candidate for the Supreme Judgeship of
Pennsylvania This nomination, as we have
before stated, is to fill the vacancy which
win occur in next December, by the expira-
zion of the term of Chief Justice George
W. Woodward. 1t could not be better or
more ably flled, Unconstitutional citizens of
this State readily agree, Shan by the re-elec-
tion Of the present incumbent, and did he
not positively decline reelection his nomi-
nation would be demanded by the unani-
nous wish of the Democracy of Pennsyka-
MIA
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White Pine Plank, Boards,
Flooring, Surface Boards,
Siding, HcmIOck Plank,

Joice aud ScantiiHg of II sizes. Their Planning Mill
aud LTmber Yard is situated at the Railroad Depot.
very conveniently for shipping lumber by the cargo
They constantly mHnutnctuTing lumber OF all
kinds and persons who desire lumber of every de-
scriptinn will DO well examine their stock efore
purchasing elsewhere. They are determined and EN-
ineHtly prepar ed to sell as cheap as the cheapest.
They also desire TO inform the public and especially
those who wish purchase llstuft hat ehey have
Mill specially prepared to timbers of almost
every size and length required. TAose wishing to
build contractors for building, save money, by
giving call
The undersigned would also announce that they
prepared to do all kind of repairing of Machinery
such Threshing Machines. Mowers, Reapers and
all kinds VI agricultural implements upon reasona-
BILE terms.
Address, T. c. EY Err, Sec'y.
Bloomsbury, Sept 10, 1866. Bloomsbury Pa.
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NEW HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

A New Hair Cutting, Shaving. and Dying Saloon .,
has been opened in the Of Hunsbcrger Re Tobao
o Store, BiOOmS5urg. where all kinds of work in
the barbering line will be neatly and promptly at
tended to Being the side Of the street with
all the Hotels. there need Of crossing the street.
through the III Id. get To the shop,
HsiT work manufactured TO order. Ladies wishing
their hair dressed Water fall, otherwise, with
without crimp, will be attended TO by lady, IN
separate apartments.
u Remember the place, Main Street, o (
Huusberger's obacos Stsre-
NV
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A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

The first and final account Of Benjanua 4
FortReT, assignee Of Clinton and Jam
De,ett, Of ConyagLam Totmship, Colsns
GjI county.
kOIFC is hereby given that Benjamin r. Fortner,
Assignee Of Clinton and james Dewitt of Conyr1.
ham Township, Col. Co have exhibited and led in
the Court of Common Pleas OF said County his sc
count as Assignee aforesaid, and that said ac.
count will be allowed the said Court Febru-
airy Term thereof. 1861. unless be then shown
why said account should not be allowed
JESSE COLEMAN Prothonotary.
Bloomsbury. Jan =. 1857.
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INVENTORS OFFICES.
D'EPINEUIL e. EVANS,

Civil Engineers and Pateut Solicitors.
No. 435 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
DATENTS soTicned-CoR situations on Engine ring
L praughling and Sketches Models aud Machinery
of al kinds MADE and skFuIly attended to. Special
attention given to REJECTED CASES and INTER
FERENCES. Authentic Copies OF all Docu ments
from Patent Office procured.
n B--Save yourselves useless trouble and traV
cling eIpensesas there actual uecd for person
al interview with us. All business with these Off
ces can be transacted in writing For further in for
nation direct above, with stamp enclosed for Cir
culaT with references
Aprl rs, Ie66.-ly,-J w.
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ESPY gsOTEL,
ESpy, Columbia Co. Pa.

THE undersigned having become sole proprietor Of
L this well known aud conveniently located stand,
respectfully informs his freEds and the public ~
general thst he put his house in complete order
for the aUcomnod of bOardeTs and for the recep
ton and entertainment of travellers who may feel
disposed favor II with their custom. No expense
has been spared preparing this Hotel for the
taiumenl guests, nothing shall be wanting,
his p1rt minister to their personal comfort. The
location. well the building, Is good one, and
adj together is amply arranged to please the public
ISRAEL MUMEY.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

EStlte Of leah F5he, late Of Centre To,ca-
slip, deceased.
Letters Of administration the estate OF lea 4
Pohe late Of Centre Township, Cslunitpia a Court y
decd, have Been granted by the Register Of 81 III
county, to Joseph Pohe, residing in the township
and county aforesaid. All persons having claims on
the estate are requested present themselves for
settlement, and those indebted to the estate will
make payment forthwith TO the administrator.
JOSEPH FOHH.
Jan, ~, IS67-6w Adm,
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STATE ROAD.
Amt paid laying out State Road thorugh Co.
IuInbia aud Luzerne Counties Is 81
TIP SLAVES.
Amt paid at the several courts 81 90
TAXES REFUNDED.
Amt of rOah school poor and county taxes
refunded by the several townships 1929 D
Am 7 of orders issued for the year 1866 1870 SO
Deduct mt of sheep orders issued
for the year 1866 1876 IS
taxes refunded to townships 1929 % 35O6 Oh
Actual expenses fer year 1866 1904 60
We the undersigned AUDITOR of Co iumbia county,
being duly elected to adjust and settle the accounts
of the Treasurer and Commi ssioners. do;ceTtfy tina
the office of the Co minis sionersin Blooms
hurg, and carefully examined the accounts and
vouchers of the same from the 1st day. OF January
AID 1866, the lst day of January, 1867, and hHd
and we find n balance due Columbia County of two
thousand Sigh hundred and pighty-two dollars aud
seventy six cents (S2532 76) from John ]. STILES
Treasurer of said unity,
Given under our hands this eighth day nf January
A D., one thousand eight hundred and sixty
Attest.
DANIEL LEE. Clerk
DANIEL SNYDER
JOHN 2. HARMON.
Wethe Undersigned, commissioners OF columbia
County, do certify that the foregoing is correct
of the of said County fer the
1866.
Witness or hands, Jan 8, 1867.
WM. KRICKBAUM Clerk.
S5ST TTS j; FqSfEh' gSifi oon~'r'.
Approved by the Court. Feb. 4, 1867.
+ FRRM & nRRBEIN, PEEE' ASS. Judges,
Commissioners Office,
Bloomsburg Feb. Is, 1867. I
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Changes in Club Lists made only on re
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4 ne1c Lumber Yard IN BloomSb1ra,
THE undersigned would respectfully infor those
i in OF lumber that he contIHucs manufae-
and keeps hand good supply of building
and fencing terial, his residence, short dis
north of the depot which he offers for sale
reasonable rates. JACOB SCHUYLER
Bloom burg, June 90, 1866.
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