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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

GOOD FROM EyIL.--The defeat of the
Union army at Manassa has kindled anew
the military spirit of the country, and new
regiments by the score are being rendered
to the President. The appointment of Gen.
MCCLELLAN to the command of the Grand
Army has infused new life into the DID reg.
iments, and everything indicates that when
the next forward movement takes place it
will be attended with the best results The
greatest activity prvails in the War Depart.
ment, and every thing betokens the most
extensive arrangements to subdue the re-
bellion. H-i-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
New Brigadier-Generals

The President has appointed four new
Generals of the right metal who
had they been in service at Washington
before the battle of Bull Run, the disaster
which we suffered on that occasion might
not have taken place.--Their names are
as follows Philip Kearney, Of New Jcr-
sey; George A, Mccall, of Pennsylvania,
late in command of the fifteen Reserve
Regiments Rufus King, of Wisconsin,
formerly in the service, and distinguish
ed graduate of West Point; s. r. Curtis,
of Iowa, who served with distinction in
Mexico. Gen. Kcarney was formerly a
brevet major in the First U. s. Dragons,
and was well known in the Mexican war,
where he lost his left arm in charging one
of the gates at the city of Mexico. He
also paid visit to Italy during the Cri-
mean war, and was present at some of the
decisive battles in Sardinia. For several
years previously he was on the staff of the
late Major-General Macomb, and subse-
quently aid to Gen. Scott. ...
In word, all these appointments are Of
the first order, and their presence in the
army will, with other brave officers INSPIRE
confidence in the troops whom they may
lead to battle and we trust to victory.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

PETERsoNs' COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR,
for August /, 1861, is published to day,
with its usual valuable contents. The
fourth page of this number ought, to be
cut out, and pasted up for reference, as it
gives the descriptions of many plates, en-
graved in the best style, and capable of
being altered to various banks throughout
the country. The recent issues of notes
Of small denominations by our country
banks, will afford room for the issue of a
new batch of these fraudulent bills, and
tradesmen ought to make themselves ac-
quaintcd with the description of these
fraudulent plates. .4 . -,
Here are 36 counterfeits put into cireu-
lation in one month. Such publication
as this of Petersons' is Indispensable
Everybody who receives aud pays money
nant have it. If they are wise, they will
take the double issue--of the 18th as well
as the first of each month. The complete
ness of the "Detector" makes it thouroug-
ly reliable, while the low price places it
within the reach even Of the poorest arti-
san. Price, monthly, One Dollar, Semi
Monthly, Two Dollars a year. Indeed, it
strikes us that the working classes, who
earn their money with difficulty, have the
most direct interest in being able, at q
glance, cheaply to ascertain the authen-
ticity of all bank notes received by them.
They ought to subscribe to it at once.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

PENNSYLVANIA TRooPs.-Pennsylva-
mia has now thirty full regiments in the
field. The fifteen additional regiments,
which, it is understood, are to go into SER
vice at once, will increase her force to for
ty-fve thousand men. Besides these, the
Secretary ofwar is raising an Independent
brigade of four thousand five hundred men,
which will be commanded by Gen. James,
and which will be ready to take the field
in twelve days. Thus the keystone State
will have fifty thousand tooops in the field,
which is certainly her share.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Dup0nCO's Golden Pills for Females


idlibe correcting, regulating and remOring all Oh.
sruetioRs, from nhdtoDor cause and aipays
successful as prcrcatiUe.
The Combination of ingredients in DR.. Duponcos
Golden Pills are perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice Of old Dr. DupOnco for
thirty years, and thousands of ladies can testify to
their great and never failing success in almost every
case in correcting Irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing menstuatiOn particularly at the change Of
life. From five to ten pills Will cure that common yet
dreadful complaint, the Whites. Nearly every female
has permanently cured thousands and will cure YOU il
you use them They cannot harm you, the contrary
they remove al distractions restore nature to its prop
erchannel and inyigOrate the whole system. Ladiss
whose health will not permit increase of Family,
Will ind these pills a successful preventive.
These Pills should not he taken during the first three
months of pregnancy, as they 10 bring mis-.
carriage but at any other time they are safe,
Price, 81 per box Sold, wholesale and retail, by
NJ IIaGENBUCH, Druggist.
Sole agent for Bloomsbury, Pa.
To whom all orders must be sent. Ladies' by send.
ing Him slOO to the Boomsburg Post Office can have
these pills sent TO any part of the country confidential.
y) and "free of Postage" by mail. Sold also by N L.
Rank Co. Danvilie, Il. ]. Fry. Tamaqua, J. 4, Polk
Mauch Chunk and by Zone Druggist in every Town and
city in the United States
NJ b. Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Golden Pills
OF and kind unless every box is signed s. d. Howe All
others are base imposition aud unsafe therefore, as
you value your lives and health 10 say nothing of be-
ing humbugged out Of your money! buy only of those
who show the signature Of 5, ID. Howe on every box
which has recently been added, on account Of
counterfeit Of the Pills.
f, D HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Dec 90 l7GO--Iy
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

Tate of the Bloomsbury Democrat, the
man who thinks we are no gentleman be-
cause we refused to publish some of the
miserable trash with which he fills his
sheet, is out for Member of Assembly
Elect Tate and there will be no more dan
ger of anything going wrong in this State
He is immaculate Every rascal who has
ever cheated the State, will probably trem-
BILE { y in his boots, when be hears that
Tate wants to 60 to the Legislature. s.5ry
ESick, 9fthe Jhaltonaan.
Bally for you, again, Bob. We do not
claim to be "immaculate," dear Bobby but
we shall hereafter closely watch every
great ''raseal," as we'll as great skunks
and knaves, especially those who are cow
ardly enough to libel decent men and then
deny them hearing, whether at home or
Gin the Legislature" And, further, it
will be quite unnecessary, in any event, to
remove our paper to your county, to assist
Col. PURDY, as we will here wager our
"b'ind pig" against your honor, that Col.
p. can, himself easily lick out cow-pen
of such critters as you. ..|....
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

ANOTHER INTERNATIoNAL MILL
John g. Heenan has challenged Mace,
Hurst, King, or any other man in Eng.
land, for the sum of $40, 900. If he goes
to England he wants his expenses paid,
and is willing to do as much for bis oppo.
nent should be come to Canada. Austria.
lian Kelly has sent a challenge to England
offering to match 100 pound man OF
New York city against any similar bit oi
flesh in the old country. 1t is quite like.
ly that both challenges will be accepted
together and the fights take place on the
same day. In the meantime there is great
excitement in New York, and it is said
that already s25, 900 has been subscribed
to back Heenan in case his offer should
receive attention on the other side. :.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
The Bill for Direct Taxation.

In accordance with the recommendation
of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
Committee of Ways and Means have in
troduced bill to provide for lcvying a
direct tax. This bill is entitled "An act
to provide additional revenues for defray.
ing the expenses of Government and main
tanning the public cradit,by the assessment
and collection of direct tax, and inter-
nal duties" By the provisions. of this act
q direct tax, probably of the amount of
sac, 900, 900, annually, will be laid, and
distributed in the following proportions
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

We need meney badly, and it will be very great re-
def usff friends and patrons will furnish us with
little of the 'needfu without delay If they cannot
pay ALL let them at least give part Of that to which
justly entitled, in order to relieve us from our
embarrassments. We think we have been very indul-
gent and therefore hope to meet with ready response
what conceive tobe areasonabe request We shall
be preparedto receive our friends at the Office, and fur
nish them promptly with receipts for whatever amounts
ahey may desire. Persons a distance, and those
siding out of the county remit by mail at risk
Come, friends, give lift without longer delay, as
must have moneyao kept the old COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
in motion. ....... r. .. .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
PROCLAMATION.

NHEREAS the Hos. WARREN J. WooDwARp, rtos
W ueht OF the Court OF Oyer and Terminer and Gen
eral Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions az ,,
Peace ana Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Cont
IN the 2bt Judicial District composed of the countc.
Of Columbia Sullivan aud Wyoming and The Hon J,ro9
EVANS ana sTkPEN BALDY, Associate Judges ofCoumbi,
county nave issued their preccpt bearing date The "A
day oil Aug IN the year of Lord Thousand rpht
hundred and sixty one and TO directed for holding
Court OF oyer aud Ternncr and General Jail dIivr1v
General ogariSI Sessions Of the Peace Common Pleas
anI ahu oipnon Lour m bloomsbury in the county OF
september next and TO continue week
Notice IS hereby given to the Coroner the Justicea o
the feace and Constalcs Of the said county of Cnmh
tla ey be then and there in their proper persons at
iO clock IN the forenoon Of said day, with their records
ihqisllons ana other remembrance do those hirrs
whch 10 their 0hces appcrtain to be done And those
at are Dolhd by recognzacc to- prosecute the
prisoners mat are or may be in the Jail said county Of
SOiunola TO be then and there to prosecute them ms shall
W Just Jurors are requested to be punrtal in their m
tendance agreeably to their notices. Dated at Bloom
Durs thG ia day fsAgust in the year our Lord one
thousand eighs hundred and sixty one and in tho chty
hith year OF the Independence of the United States o
America Good save the Commonw oath0
Aug 3, leGJ JOHN sNYDER shcx;g
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

ARrIcLs I-Congress shall make no law respecting
establishment Of religion prohibiting the free
ercise thereof Abrdge the Freedom Of Speech,
of the Press the right of the people peaceably to
assemble and 10 petition the Government for REDRESS
Of grievances Constitution Of the URited States.
ARTicLK 0-That the printing presses shall be free
every who undertakes TO examine the proceedings
of the legisature any branch of government; and
law shall be made TO restrain the right thereof
The free communication Of thoughts and opinions is
one Of the invaluable rights of man and every cit
zen may freely speak, write and print on any subject
being responsible for the abuse Of that liberty. In
prosecutions for the publication OF papers investigating
the official conduct of officers menin public capacity
or where the matter published is proper for public in
formation, the truth thereof may be given in evidence
and in all Indictments for bels, the jury shall have
right to determine the law and the facts under the d
rection of the court, as in other casesC0Rstton Of
Penns sViUdnid. ...4
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
Officers to be Elected.

The voters of Columbia county, will be
called upon to choose and elect the follow
ing named County and District officers al
the October General Election.
One Representative for Columbia and
Montour, in conjunction with the counties
of Wyoming and Sullivan, which will also
elect the other Representative; Two Asso-
ciate Judges, One Sheriff, Treasurer, Com
missioner and Auditor. ,-' F
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
Statement of Gen. Patterson.
BALTIMORE Thursday, July 25.

BALTIMORE Thursday, July 25.
A private letter from Gen. Patterson,
dated Harper's Ferry, 22inst., says:
"Gen. johnson retreated to Winchester,
where he had thrown up extensive in
trenehments, and had large number of
heavy guns. I could have turned his po-
sition, and attacked him in tho rear, but
he had received large reinforcements from
Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. to-
tai force Of over thirty five thousand Con-
foderate troops, and five thousand Virgin
ia Malta. My force is less than twenty
thousand. Nineteen regiments, whose
term of service was or would be up within a
week, all refused to stay one hour over
their time but four, viz two Indiana reg
iments, Frank Jarrett's, (tho Eleventh
Pennsylvania y and Owens (the twenty
fourth Pennsylvania) Five regiments
have gone home. Two more 90 to-day,
and three more tomorrow. To avoid be-
ing cut off with the remainder, I fell back
and occupied this place" 4 4.e.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
sSF- We observed bv n card in rbo S,or

sT We observed by a card in the Star
Of The North, that Col. Levi L. Tate is
announced as a candidate for the Legisla-
ture, subject to the decision of the Col.
70. Democratic Convention. Col. Tate
has peculiar claims on his party, having
been a faithful sentinel on the watch tower
Of democracy, ready and active at all
times in defending its principles, and
would, ifnominated and elected, make o
reliable, intelligent and prudent Represen.
tative.--Dan0iIte LntelHgenceg.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
Democratic County Convention.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Democratic Electors
In and for the several Boroughs and Election Dis
tricts Of Columbia County will meet at the respective
places Of holding sah Elections,
on NS.4TURDAY, THE 24n D.9Y OF AUG UsT,
Between the hours of and o'clock p. W. Of said day,
for the purpose of choosing two Delegates from each
Election District, to meet in COUNTY CONVENTION,
at the Court House, in Bloomsbury
on MONDAY, THE 2Gh Day OF AUG UsT,
Al O'Clock p M, Of said day, for the purpose OF
making the usual Democratic nominations to be supper
General Election and for the transaction Of other busi
pertaining the interests ofthe Democratic party
JACOB HARRIS, Chairman. b
RICHARD Stiles, PETER G. CAMPBELL
NJ. q. WOODWARD, J WILLIAM FRITz
SAMUEL GREASY, SAMusLK ELcHsER,
WILLIAM r. SHUMAE. .
J)crnorpntie Standing Committee
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03

A PARTY of some 25 young men, SOL
diers from one of tho Philadelphia regi-
ments, arrived at Kingston last week, and
pitched their tent at spring near the foot
of the mountain, a short distance from the
r. R. depot. They had sent their tent
in advance by railroad, and they came
here on foot. Becoming tired of remain
ing in camp with nothing to do, they pro.
cured leave of absence for couple of
weeks, and started into the country for the
double purpose of sightseeing and inuring
themselves to the hardships of marching.
'7'' The Luseyae Union,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
TRAVERSE JURORS.

FOR SEPTEMBER TERM, 1861.
Boom-Wm. H. Jacoby, Richard d. Menagh Thom,,
J. Thornton, Benjamin BomLoy.
BodUer-John Fry.
Bridrerock-Levi shnfler, Nathan Martz David 81 let
Bent0n- Samuel krickbaum John ]. titles
Centre-Dani iol Bower, Samuel IL. Itutehison.
Fishingereek -Cyrus McIlcnry
FrankiiR-Aarm Lanberson.
GreeRTood-Isaac Ilcacock
Russel. $1,000
Lornst-Wm, Erwin, Henry Fisher, Abraham Yearer
MWiH- Abraham schweppcnlliser, Daniel Swnk.
MaInc-John Gearlar Daniel Fisher Henry Bauman
Simon Brcdbender
iiadison-JoDathan Johnson, VIM. Dcmot
Ordnge-JaCOb Snyder Daniel Keller Wm sohuvlo,
Roaringcrcet David Hover Samuel Dyer
Scou-Jo John Shuman, A. q. Thornton,
Bloomsburg, August 3, 1861.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
From tic Beyssick Gazette.
Hon. Paul LeidY'S Grafton

Citizens of Danville, Cooper and Catta-
wissa, held a Local Union Celebration in
Clark's Woods, below Cattawissa, on the
4th of July. We learn by the proceed.
ings in the DanviNe HateNigencer, that it
was a magnificent affair. Hon. PAUL
LEIDY, our late Democratic Congressman,
delivered patriotic Union Oration,' and
we have read it with much satisfaction,
and were it not for its great lenght, should
be happy to lay it before tho readers OF
the Gazette. r.. .,
We have only room for few Of the
leading paragraphs of his grafton, and are
happy to say, that they breath the true
spirit of patriotism, fdelityto the Union,
and adhesion to the Constitution
"But fellow citizens, if after all has been
done by the Government, that can honor
ably be done--if after all has been done
that those entrusted with the power and
the responsibility of administering the Gov
ernment, having a due regard to the rights
and the interests of all the governed, shall
deem consistent with the honor Of the ma
ton, and the welfare of the people-the
people of the South shall persist in their
bellion-refuse to acknowledge their al
legience- and manifest determination to
carry this contest to tho bitter end; then
it becomes the duty of the President, as the
Chief Magistrate Of the nation to employ
all the means and all the powers which
are vested in him by the Constitution and
the laws, for the defence of the Govern
mcnt, and for the protection of the lives
the liberties and the property ofits loyal Gil
izcns. And it is your duty and mino to up
| hold and sustain the Administration in all
constitutional and laagfM measures to eff
ect these objects. The President cannot
yield to the arrogant demands of the
South for recognition Of their independ
ence, nor can he sit still and permit then
to overthrow the Government. No more
can VIC as loyal citizens refuse him our aid
and cooperation while within the line ot
his constitutional duty, and in the discharge
of his constitutional obligations.
To US, the people of the United States
has been committed the sacred trust Of
maintaining, upholding, defending and
perpctuating this Government and those
institutions established by our fathers
and by them bequeathed to us in trust, that
we should transmit them unimpaircd tc
the generations that shall succeed us.
That Government and those institutions
we are not at liberty to surrender to any
foe. we cannot--before God and the
world, We dare not abandon the sacred
trust--and sce aoiN not.
Though rebellion reign in the South and
in tho North-though our Government
may be assailcd by foes from without, and
foes within-though traitorous hands shall
be raised TO sever our Union and rend ouI
hag-we shall know no fear. a-
Our country yet remaAns--onr constitu
ton remains, and our flag is still there
By these prond names our country, oul
constitution and our flag. ,r
Wen ltt lie SwOrl on high,
And s,o'ag wiM them to N0e, far them
10 die.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
GREENWOOD SEMINARY.

THE addition to this Institution being about compile
ted there are comfortable accommodations now for
about seventy bOaIders, aud the Autumn Term will
commence on the 18th of August
The services Of II. w. Gilbert late Professor of Mod
ern Languages in one of Colleges have been secur
ed Besides posses sing the requisite scholastic attain
mehts hnd having had years Of successful experience
in teaching in this country, Prof Gilbert in his travels
mas gained special attention to the Educational systems
~ Europe ana Is competent to instruct in the Latin
German, French, or Italian languages.
For terms or further particulars the card
column, or address the Principal.
Miilyiie, Pa, August 3, 1861.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
BRIDGE LETTING

The County Commissioners VIII receive proposals at
ba County, until O'Clock D. M on Saturday the g4th
day Of August next for building an open Truss Bridge
over Little fishtngoTeek tue residence of the so IA
james Masters said bridge To be 81 feet between abut
ments width 10 feet, hight feet inches from lou,
water mark, the abutments to be sIx feet thick anJ
wingwalls on lower SIDE IL feet long Plan and specI
oaion can be seen on the day and place Of letting
By order Of the County Commissioners.
conm;..,oner. oNco Rc' FRUIT Ga,t,
Bloomsbury, August >, 1861
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-08-03
psy- At the Annual meeting of the su

p6s- At the Annual meeting of the Sus-
quehanna River and North and West
Branch Telegraph Co., held on Tuesday
last, the following gentlemen we're elected
for the ensuing year:
President-H. s. GOODWIN. .
Troasurer-M. @. GRIER. i..1 .' ..
Secretary-I. x. GREER. lin
Directors-John Anderson, A. F. Rus
sci, L. B. Rupert,A. G. Yoris, L. A. Mac
key, 1. G. L. Shindel, II. W. Shuman, NJ.
B. Priestly, @. Laubach, Thomas Woods,
N. G. Grier, Jesse G. Horton Samuel,
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