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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

gN Bakers Premium Bitters. Are YOU a
Dyspeptic? If so, take BAKERS PREMIUM
Do you suffer from Constip patton want of Arpasite
or Indigestion BAKERS BITTERS never fail
to cure each aud all. Do you feel feeble, debit
tated, restless Al night and ncapacited for bust
ness? BAKERS BIfTERS will ipvigorate your
system, entiee the drowsy god to your pillow,
fresh your slumbers, give you an eXuberanee of
spirits, that will make the lsbors of the day as
mere pasttine Vegetable in their properties and
prepared with skill, they are adapted to the cure
OF all diseases Of the stomach and bowels and act
with electro rapidity upon the blood and liver
gists. NH -
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rsrD SU vi NJ Err ARR RAN G E.
-EHz==aaEl !az-zi MENT-TC P0RTsM0UTH AND
sssszz: zs.--.sss N0RFQLK.-The Steamer CURTIS
PkCk, Capt. JSo. II. FREEMAN, will, on and after
MONDAY next, April LIST, leave the Wharf at
Rockets regularly every MONDAY, WEDNES-
places, at O'Clock precisely. Leaving NORFOLK
each alternate morning texcept sunday at the
same hour, O'Clock, and touch at all the regular
Landings on the River going and returning
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, - 90; Meals
extra, So cts. each
Freight taken a. usual but all goods sent to be
landed on the River must be paid for when sent
down 10 the Boat, and will not be responsible for
any damage or loss after delivering it on the
wharf to W hich il is directed
mh pts r O. UASKINS
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PARrIcrLAR.-The Marquis of Westmns ter,
the richest Peer of England, having an in
come of 81, 900 900 year, recently, while rid
ing in one of the parks, missed n button from
his coat. He instantly dismounted, retraced
his course for some distance, and searched I'M
til he found the missing article, expressing
much satisfaction at its discovery.
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LIFE AND r1RU rNaun1UcT,
1rr rrn - Z. = . -. -

LIFE AND rIRU rNeuHAUcr
I IRE, rIRE AND MAklSEIsisIl nAScs.
RICHMOND 17AE Assoc7Auor
ofz1cn, No. lss M4Ix On. E.-Cossxa Or IT.. A.
RICHMOND, Va. '"i''
Chartered 21h MoysS. 1877
This old and reliable Institutiou WITH .,.~,.
capital, and contingent fund carsfullv inxs snpas
cont ne. to insure SLAVES, BUILDISgs' Nep.
PIE, Of every description HOUsEHoi.n
VESSELS, CARd0Es and f2EIGHr, Al III 1an -,
current rates. INV iV"sss
patch. pIRKoroas. p''s0is ois'
David Currts, Robert H. Barton.
John n. Claiborne, John + e.bIss.'
John J. Wilson. Thos A Pnst''
Alex. Garrett, Geo n GwAthm.v
Peter &. Warrick
DAVID CURRiE, President,
JOIN ]. WILSON, Treasurer.
X. T. BEooKE, Secretary. de 27-lv
las. b. MACMURDO, Agent MANHATTIs
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New York
omce at the Insurance Agency of fHoMAs NJ Al
YRiESp, on Hth street, nearly opposite GoAAin's
an 13-ly
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COMPANY
OF THIS CITY,
Organized last year, and in order to make such
Goods as would not compete with, but would ra
ing grades and STYLES Of Goods that have never
heretofore been made in Firgi na they ii ed their
Mill with machinery of the best and Gnest quail
tv. They are now manufacturing FINE CASSl-
MERES and CLOTHS of every variety, from Fine
Virginia NeriDo aud MestiZO Wool, and solicit
Goods. All who have seen tn cir ARMY CLOTHS,
manufactured at first expressly for the Virginia
Military Institute, pronounce them at least equal
If not superior in quality, to those they had been
buying heretofore, and quite cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
cieties. at their Fair held In this city in October
last, awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
for their exhibition OF Wooden Goods. which in
cluded some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS &c
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
manufactured by US being W hat it is represe nted
and under no circumstances will this Company be
Induced to work shoddy in their Goods nor will
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW, Pres't.
SAMUEL p. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, ni.u.
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, DH0''oie.
L. W. HAYWOOD,
As Agents for The sale Of the Goods ma ufactur-
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY. of
RIcHNoND, Va: we have now on hand about 20
oe0 yards OF Fine Plain and Fancy Single and
Double Milled CASSIMERES aud CLOTHS be-
sides a LOT of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS sHAWLS--and are manufacturing at the
rate OF 4, 900 yards per week; all of which we Of
Ter to the trade a. FAIR prices and liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
CRENsHAw Il CO., Agents.
te zo-dts Richmond, Va.
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~ Bssn. Ra.h::: Ba.h..!!

can be had daily, from 0 O'Clock A. III. until 10 p
NJ, a. the American Hair Cutting, shaving sham
Ryoine ana Bathing Saloon, under the American
cents or 6vs tickets for 81 cc
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ysesa IMPROVE YOUR
~ L Y Z / G II T.
PIANO FORTES FOR SALE

%l- PIANO FORrEs Ar VERY
F. - Low PRICES The subscriber
III U r 4 having on hand several inc lnstru-
II y ments, with all the modern i'm
provements, from the best New York makers will
sell Thorn at a great reduction from the usual
prices, IN order to dispose of them quickly. Pur
JOHN DUNDERDALE,
Ware-roon 18th ST., opposite Bank St,
nh 2S-2U& Rel u. l
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c

BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
@ LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS,
SHOES, AND TRUNKS, g-n)N
AT PANIC PRICEs.-G. Enr r!=r1
HELLER Il CO, ls3 Broad street, IAN y Nh
are detesInined to give the public ~A--AlI-D
the Opportunity to buy good quality shoes at
Ladies', Heeled side Laced aud Congress GAL
TIERS at 81.
Ladies Heeled Morocco aud Goat BOOTS at 81,
Ladies Heeled Button, fine quality, at 81 So
Ladies hid and Lasting SLIPPERS at soc
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Heeled SLIPPERS
trimmed, at 81
Misses Morocco SLIPPERS at SOC
Chlidren's Sewed and Pegged SHOES at 37Bc
And large varieties of the best quality city made
Shoes, at reduced prices, at
u. HELLER co.'s, lS3 Broad ST.
- Between 5th and eth.
n. B.-G. HELLER & CO. would call the espe-
cial attention OF the members OF the LEGISLATURE
and Convention, and the public in general to
their large assortment Of TRUNKS, which thew
sell really very cheap, at No lo3 Broad street;
between OH and 9th. Come one, come all, to the
great Trunk Hall. NH n
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~ Leeches! Leeches.! Leschss!!.-I
nave nave inst reeeiyd, by Adams Express, lot Of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHEs, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
P; s.-cUPPiNa and LEEtMISa promptly at.
tended 10. can be found at all hon r. Of The d.v
ct the lair DRESSING ROOM, under the Amerf-
can hotel, tentrsncs 18th street and at night
sp ia-ts y HOpcov
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ss4s~-,tn.uzs COx'S LINE.-F REiGHT
Essfssssss.ET Sc BOATS TO LYNCHBURG THREE
TIMES A WEEK-TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt TEos. T. EAETr.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. II. w. GUY.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. J. W. STgArToH.
Boat FAME, Capt W. II. PARSONS.
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
y as advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY Z COX. Agents,
fe It's At COx's She'd Dock street.
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49, CHAS. IL. DIMMOCk,
k4~Ea ATTORNEY AT LAW
Once, No. Law Building, Franklin street.
Richmond, Va. NH 30-3m&
60 J. WEIGH,
DNA DESIGNER AND EN- GRANER oS WOOD,
At PELoUzEs TYPE FoUypRf, Law Building
Franklin street. Richmond Va.
NH 29-lm
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J. pAAY would Inform the Painters and ofber
purchasers OF White Lead. that they are making
~ improved article, and, according 10 a resolu.
f4etars PuRE LEAD only. As agents for the Com.
pAny, We offer this superior brand OF White Lead
In any quantity, and IN any size kegs
nah ~ WIZ. sArrLER Co.. Ice Main It,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

ERANkLiN PAPER MILLS,
Il RICHMOND, VA.
The BBLVlDERE MANUFACTURING C6MPA-
ny keeps constantly on hand all descriptions Of
ENVELOPE, MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERS. They have recently made
large additions to their ma hinery, and are now
prepared TO turn out every article In their line
with increased facility, and at moderate prices
The quality OF their paper will compare with
any In the country, and they desire to invite
peclal attention 10 this fact All sizes furnished
at the shortest notice and orders from every Sec
tion are respectfully solicited.
EE Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
h. W. LUBBOCK, Secy. nh lily
J. X: dl VIZ. Z. COX.
c. U Y & CO ,,ouw,p,,xo..,
co ISSI0N MERCH ANTS,
Dock ST., RIcEsoSD, VA.
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Z. O. HASKJyS

rrE1 NOTiCE-CHANGE or HOUR
sGra.93iIlssaH=-N OF DEPARTU Ron aud after
E--nxs1sr--sH tomorrow, SATURDAY goth in
slant. the steamer A. II. sCHULTZ viii, until
further notice, leave her wharf at Rockets, for
WINDSOR SHADES. on the ChckahomIuy River
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY MORN
INGS, at 0'cl0ck. ID. j. HILL, Master.
Richmond, Va. March NH
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~
Loo square CEDAR POSTS, all heart
For sale by
10 Ats - IrR
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GREAT REDiCTiOS IN

a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
q PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTs.- EU
Ca From Is to 20 per cent. saved by buy -iu>
.HE\ ing from J. II. ANTHONY.
sSA- Columbian Hotel Building
Moleskin bats Of best quality, So SO do second
quality, rs; fashionable Silk Hats ~. SO fine calf
skin sewed Boots, 80. so; Congress Cater Boots
p3.2 fine calf skin red Shoes, 81 rs
J. Fl. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one OF the best ma kers in the city OF Phlladelphia
10 supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the nm
precedented low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc 2saNwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-03

=, RE A Physiological View of Marriage
CONTAINING nearly 500 pages, and 1870 fne plates
and engraviRgs OF the anatomy of the sexual or
cans in state OF health and disease with trea-
tire on self abuse, its deplorablo consequences
upon the mind and body, with the authors plan
OF treatment-the only rational and successful
mode OF care, as shown by the report Of cases
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent, free Of
postage. to any addfess, receipt of IS cents in
te 2S-dSsw3m DR.. LA CRoIX. Albany, N Y
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Asl LOOK TO YOUR INTER EST

szssssEx3 Boar In mind. that JOSEPH STRAUSE is
Offering the greatest bargains ever Of
fered before IN SHOES and BOOTS Ladies' Heel
Caters, from Soc, 75c. and 81, worth twice the
money Ladies' Congress Caters, Foxed Tipped
end Tin Bottom at 81; Ladies Congress Callers
Pain or Tipped, at 81 .5 and sI.so, selling else
whore at 81 so Ladies' Morocco Heel Bootees Al
u, and higher; Ladies' Goatskin and Leather
Heel Bootees, at 81, &c. Misses Morocco Heel
bootees, at nc, and Caters at the same; Misses
dostS Kan and Leather shoes, at half their value !;
Childrers Morocco Shoes, at 30 cts. and upwards !;
Children's Black and Colored Heel Caters al 50
cents, chesp at 75e.; Gents Calf Sewed shoes Al
-: oxford Ties and Congress Caters at al.
prices Mems Slippers at SO cts; Fine Calf Sewed
worth Sl.25; Heavy Brogans, Boys Boots, BE
Iou will ind the above rs per cent. cheaper than
elsewhere, by calling at No. Il Main street
ia
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g n N l. s..
CYTREss sHISaLEA
For sale BY 4
70 is--ts A.. s. LEE.
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Ase sou L HERN iMPOR CATIONS.
uhE1 s p X l e. TRA D E-lS6I.
VIM. F. BUTLER Il son,
No IA Pearl IAN Street, Richmond, "a
Fer 20 years importing their own goods, have
now Just received by the bark % Petrea, ;" direct
from liverpool to this port, and by other arrivals
from the manufactures full and complete stock
Of CHINA, EARrHENWAR GLASSWARE,
COAL-0lL and other LAMPS, LOOKING GLASS
TlN-WARE, FANCY GOODS, and STON WARE,
which they offer TO Southern merchants upon the
best terms.
Es We only ask for an examination Of our slock
and prices to effect sales.
w. /. BUTLER i SON, Importers
NH Sim Pear
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~ Encourage
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES
Do so, and especially if you can obtain as desi-
rable Goods. without paying any more for them
than their actual worth.
THE
CRENSHAW
WOODEN
COMPANY,
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YORKTOWN. JAMESTOWN

$500 AND ROANOkE.-The ROANOK
having resumed her place again in the
line between New York and Richmond, the three
steamers comprising i will rua a. follows, viz
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH; the JAMES
TOWN, Capt. SKINNER, and the ROANOKE, Capt
C0uCH, viii leave New York every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 3 p. NJ.
Returning, they will leave here every TUES
DAY, FRIDAY aud SATURDAY, at4P. n
For further information, inquire OF the under.
signed. LUDLAM < WATSON,
Opposite Steamers Wharves
N B.-The above Steamers stop at orfolk each
NH
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CHINA, GLASSWARE 60

SdiNA, GLAS w ARE, &c.
N CHINA, G l. 4 ) AND a.
80 FARTHEN WARE ES4j
- WHOLESALE And RETAIL ngFE
O. B. TAYLOR, III MAIN STREET
Has now IN store, and storage, a LARGE
and FULL ASSORTMENT Of ARTICLES IN HIS
LINE OF BUSINESS. He has lately ENLARGED
mis- FACILlII les for DOING BUSINESS and has
INCREASED HIS STOCK. He is prepared to SELL
upon as REASONABLE TERMS any OF the re-
packing houses of the North
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on him, he will endeavor, by PROMPT
ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, to merit continuance of
the sane. NH l3-or
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Rurus Q. MADpux, Clerk. de -ly
MTM. SATTLER co.,
W IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
LASS
BRUsHES.-We received by the late steamer a
large supply OF Painters and Artists BRUSHES
Of superior quality, to which call the attention
Of our customers
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STEAMBOATS,, sHIPPINo, 40.

| STEAMBOATS,, SKIPPING, 40
S sSsI EysfT svSs Tss l TEX;
leave as above. For freight, applyto .
| ap1-st At Coxs Shed, Dock street.
III BOA I,HOUsE AND sAiL-BoAT
| 60 FOR sALE,-.Any person wishing 70 pnr-
built SAIL, BOAT and IHoUsE, near the ship.
Locks, can do so by applying to the dispatch 4f-
- FOR BALTINIORE.-Th regular
90 packet scfr. '..JNo. H. TRAyERs,' Capt.
fkAsx, having porter, Of her cargo en- e /.
gagged and going on board will have all possible
ai ap ei f0f fsm''hasf d. spP G55iauITT CO.
~scse STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
EGGNEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land.
ara smD1FkT Sss
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company In
tend dispatching their full-poweied Clyde-built
CITY OF BALfIMoRE. SATURDAY, Aprils
EDiNBURGH. sATuRDAf. April %.
RATES OF PAssAsR:s
FRS; Cabin. ;...s5s stserage..;
Steerage Return Tickets, good for six months geo.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &C., at re-
ne Persons wishing to bring out their friends
can bny tickets here at the following rates, to
Cabin, &75, ss5 and sl05. Steerage from Liverpool
$40, From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations
Tor passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons.
They are built in water-tigbt iron sections, and
have Patent Fire Annihlators board.
SO For further information, apply at the Com
JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York: or.
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Nj ADDUA CO.,
IVA Successors to SMITH & MApDuxD
4 o MISSION MERCHANT
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel.
RICsaoNp, VA.
Mr.. 7. '. SUTTON, Jr., withdrew from, and
closed his interest in our business, the LIST day
Of Decembar.
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LIRE AND BURGLAR-PKOOFS SAFES,
a OF FARRELL, HERRING d Co. IS MANUFAC-
TURE.-The subscriber hiss consignment as
sorted sizes ~ the above celebrated SAFES, hich
ne offers at the manufacturers' prices
ALSO-A lot OF MAHOGANY SHOWCASES
Re It's J. H. DIGGES. No. sc Main street
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pA y TIE r. s. AND ARTISTS SUPPLY
1 STORE OF
L Err T YBR OCK
mo: ass Main St, under spotswood HOTEL
The stock comprises all the articles In use smone
mousse and sign painters. carriage aud fnrnitur re
men generally.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-22
What is the Difficulty.

The Southern papers have generally been
very discreet in treating of insnbordInation
among troops and similar unpleasant oc-
currences. But the Charleston Courier, in
the report of speech made by Gov Pick
ems, on the occasion OF the return o!
The First Regiment of South Carolina
Volunteers from Morris Island, represents
the Governor 10 have used this significant
language:
"He regretted exceedingly that any thing
should have occurred TO produce disturb
ance in their ranks. Although they had
not volunteered 10 go 10 Virginia, yet there
were circumstances which induced them TO
refuse, that to them, as volunteers, might be
iusIifiable. He was proud TO say they had
not refused from want of patriotism or cour-
age. On the contrary. there were many
circumstances which were know 10 the off
GERS of the regiment alone and 10 Them
selves. He knew they were as brave, as
noble, aud as patriotic body of troops as
ever came forward so gallantly 10 sustain
the Stale He had no censure to pass. but
on the contrary, returned them his heart
felt thanks for the noble endurance and pa.
thence with which they had nearly served
out their timer
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-22
Three Months or Three Years.

Gov. Curtin has, after correspondence
with the Secretary of War, issued the fol-
lowing circular to the Colon els of the Penn
sylvania Regiments mustered into service
Tor three months, under the first call of the
President
SIR: ! have been requested by the Sec
retary of War 10 let the Regiments now in
The service OF the State know that it is pre-
ferred TO have all the Regiments already
mustered into service for three months,
which are not actually sent forward, remus-
tered into service for three years or during
the War, should they be willing TO do so. I"
| therefore deem il proper TO direct that you
Immediately ascertain The preference of
your Regiment upon this question, and
communicate the result forthwith 10 me.
Those who do not desire to re enlist for
this additional period can be formed into
Regiments, or have ;such arrangements,
made as 10 enable them 10 retire with hon
or, in accordance with their enlistment.
cannot refrain from saying that it would
afford me much pleasure 10 see the Regi-
ments so promptly and patriotically offered
10 The State give this additional and more
enduring evidence of continued devotion 10
their country. Very respectfully yours,
A G. CURTIN,
Gn-ernor and Commander-in-C Chief
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-22
The Blockade of Charleston.

CHARLESTON, May IL.
The Charleston Courier reports that or
the 18th insl., the British bark Hilga, from
Liverpool, vas refused entrance into that
port by The United States steam irigaie Nj
agara. The British ships Monmouth and
Gen Parkhill were also ordered off.
The British ship A-wss pursued, 5u;
she run into shoal water, and was towed up
10 the city.
The British ship Susan Owens bound
for Liverpool was boarded by the Niagara,
and then permitted 10 pass.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-22
Allotment of Troops.

The following list exhibits The number Of
companies of volunteers allotted to each
county, under the two requistions of the
President
Adam, /; Allegheny, g; Armstrong, ;
Beaver and Lawrence, 8 /; Bradford and Sui
livan, 3; Berks 8 Blair, / Bedford, 3;
Bucks, 8 Butler 2 Cambria, =; Columbia
/; Crawford, Cumberland, 3 Dauphin,
2 Delaware, 2; Erie, 5 Fayette, 2; Frank
lin, ; Centre, l Chester, 4; Clearfield,
Elk and Mexican, 2; Clarion and Jefferson,
Q; Clinton, /; Green, Huntingdon, 2;
Indiana, p Juniala and Miffiin, / !; Lam
caster, 4; Lebanon, 2; Lehigh, /; Luzerne
2; L,coming, ? Mercer, 2; Montgomery
2; Montour, / +; Northampton, NorIhum-
beraud, 2; Perry 2 Philadelphia, &c
Schuylkil, ?; Snyder | ; Somerset, / !; Sus'
quehanna and Tioga 4 Union l (; Venan
go, / Warren, 2; Washlng,or, 3; West
moreland, 3 Wyoming, !; York 3.
Any company or companies desiring to
offer heir services from the counties named
whose services have not been heretofore OF
ferei, are required 10 forward their aPPlI
cation within five days from this date
The captains OF companies offered will
be duly notified as TO their acceptance by
The authorized department, and, until or
dered 10 march, no expense will be incur
red by the State.
| In the event of no campany, or less thar
The allotted number Of companies, from any
offering their services within the specified
time, then the number of companies deh
| cieni will be allowed 10 other counties.
II will be particularly noticed that no re
giments, as such. will be accepted, and n
election of regimental officers be permitted
until further orders.
number Of The companies TO the abov
list have already been named, which wi
be here afler published SO soon as The list
completed
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-22

A correspondent OF one OF our exchanges
wiring from Harrisburg, says while the
Republicans are fussing and fuming and
flirting around the Democrats of the old
Keystone are quietly enlistins in the de-
fsnse of their country-ready 10 fight for its
honor and its flag He says it is an actual
fact that, al least two thirds of those who
are enIisiing voted the Democratic ticket
We are informed tha. one regiment that was
sent off were all Democrats but forth FIVE
The Democracy o. the Key stone Stale keep
step TO The music of Union, will allow none
but the stars and stripes 10 wave over our
once happy land as long as Heaven gives
them an arm to defend it,
The same seems TO be the case in Ohio,
as the Cleaveland Plaindealer says that of
the Reserve sGiddings' Distinctly FIVE 10
one we're Democrats. We do not regard
this as anything strange. for the Democrats
were always and under all circumstances,
the wa.m friends of the Union.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-05-22

Ho'lolCay's PMs.-What is life without
enjoyment ImPnre Blood. Health is the
handmaid of happiness, the one is as de-
pendent on the other, as Is the preservation
of existence on sound and healthy blood
Four-fifths of the diseases which atiiici man.
kind spring from impurily and impoverisb-
ment of the blood. To keep the vital fluid
pure and vigorous is The true secret OF
health, and HoIloway's Pills will accom-
pIish this most effectually no matter how
tainted or viliated. An attention 10 This fact
will not only save trouble and annoyance
as we'll as a considerable item IN annual
expenses ia the shape of medical a'ien-
dance. but will prevent all those disorders,
pimples, blotches and culaneous erupIlons
which proceed from impure blood.