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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
COL. BLAIR.s REGIMENT.

The following contributions toward furnishing Have
locks for this regiment have been received Two pieces
of flannel made So rcady-made from Mrs f., 25;
ready y.nsde from Mrp. r., 3Oi ready-mado from the
Misses b., 3Oi total 1906 and s. in cash from New
Jeroy. lis dotirable that the outfit sbonld be COM
peted Immediately Materials for tho Havelocks may
be cent TO John Hopper No. llO Broadway or TO
j. l.. Gibbons, No. l9 lamsrtine place, in Twenty
ninth street. Flannel is preferred. The making Of
them is entirely gratuitous by circle Of young ladies'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
.sts :, be Mnol as temporary Iicreese Of the navy

sets u Be arnod ae Temporary Ncreese OF the navy
aaring ths present 70 elton.
Also q j. int resolution appJinting Board 70 exam
he Steyens's Hagbor Oeyenee Battery, and Te orr
what sun " Nd BE- uecgssa,y 10 complete tbe s3me.
also a - nj resOir,lon Er Lae appointment ol a
Bs,ld 20 sfleX siiG 10. a Eassl Ac deny.
hr. WEBSTER I'D, ", hd.rernarked that Mary
lard has 4 q red by 00J majority thst she a. ds
kaSt by Union. lie therefore Lf0se0 that Gong tts
wcnlG ssIike 10 blow st her uis time by removing Ne
Agy6cpy from Annapolis. - II, a..
Da motion OF Mr.. HOLMAN tDens lhd'I "o
rYSiurion was tabled. -
Air. SEDGWICK reported bach the JOINT resclau,3 IN
Cos tse relief Of the wi and Orphans lost III De
saooD-of-war Levant. Pafsed -..,.., -, Vows
Mr. STEVENS said that the Comnf ee on "SSo Sl
ard Means had 10 hfs 20 report a. present. it
keuse business was fsT in advance OF the Senate H
SaeFtfOre moved that wuen the Honse adjourh y w
MT. AI,iRICH d,ep., Mimi introduced bill 70
Eeetgtih sl 5l citizens rom suing ~ the 1H"i,~ 100
coor,s o. the inited States. Referred 20 the J"'l'
EOn0aitee. A., whole
or the I'll providing for the better organization " -"
uii,6Tv Get thlishmenG ,ee;staut
Thebl provides for he appointment OF sn
RecIetary Of War aud for 80 enlarged ana iu'
oEganhaiion Of all the army bureaus, eve; ho hU the
Mc. OWEN rep, N. ~ oppo;ei o1fcsrs, la
design Of which was simply TO mnip h I'D
AeaVen' naus were there nos enoue -; a. =, Tho cbar
81 eS ',S nd manne Of their appointment,
esmey from poli'icsl considera'ions' to1t 80 many
binndeTs bave been committed. ~, Y,;.,,,a -.
Mr. BLAIR (gep., Mo- thought Mr.. owens r..
suarts were not justified by the facts, anG orleny
sd tke necessity OF increasing the stan officers oi
- g.. ,Iien owing 10 the war business had ill.,
sseased bevond preeedent in our history.
J1e Committee here and the dill passed.
Among s provisions lis the folm OF an oath TO be ad
i.tered to the Cadets requi ing them TO swear tsey
i suppor. the Constitution aud defend the soYetlg
a. of NE United States and regard THE Obligation a.
paramount 10 any oaih which may be prcsci0ed BY
ass STATE. and that they VIII obey all legal orders o
4beir suIs riois
Nc. STEELE IN. j. presented petitions from tb'
etizeDs of HunterdOn ald Somerset Counties for NJ
gnsieaiate Cony ention OF all the States TO take lh''
eoasidera,iop the present condition OF the countfy
Tie Iiouse then adjourned until Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

FILL INTO BoILING CAULDRoS-Coroner Gam.
BIZ yesterday held an inquest on tho body Of Thomas
Black, laboror in the slsughter-house of Rugg s
Wilson in Eighteenth street near Eleventh avenue,
who died On Thursday night from the effects Of eoald
ing on the 10Th inst. Deceased was standing On a
plank extending across large caudrOn, and accident.
ally fell In. lie succeede5 ia getting out quickly but
not until be was fatally nirged. The yeidiel wss ia
ace9gJapee With the facts
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
REACTION AT THE SOUTH.
LouyHANA BANKRUPT AND NEw-oRLEANs Dr.
PEgSELESg


PEESELEsS.
We make the following extracts from an article in
The NaS-OrLeaRs 1rae Delta Of July 10, 81 owing
shat post We reaction taking place the South with
regard To the present unholy rebellion:
The people themselves have up TO this time in spite
Of the Ignorance and cupdity Of local. and the passive
nees Of general authority, done all that tho greatest
zeal and Intelligence and hbeFalty cooh accomplish,
but they cannot continue doing so wLIle too they see
tilcir substance daily layisbly wasted and their
material resources squandered without anything to
show for IT, II this State is TO be taken AS SAM Ie If
sLe way things have been conducted what do we see
treasury which, few months ago, was full 10 re-
e.. ,less, a people full OF cbiyalous feeling cscou-
s'osd u ardent and zeaou. oc militia dil tointed
"a giso Nted and While all tins ia notoOn-ly sc tie
iasedty which has produced il is perpetually axiog
;,, in~en;itv 10 devise some expcdieht- finding
tssh reeyts 'or Tewarding Langers-on OF dis,TaCefu
soteees or o. Ste and useless sppeDdsges Of the old
xuiiitiG system.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
DIED.

son OF Richard aud Ruth A Chambers, aged 10
year1 i,
10 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon. at O'Clock
ffom the re.dsnce of his father No. IS Charlton sTee
TURNER-In this city, Friday, July ls, Robert 0lias
Turner, aged 70 years - .
His ens and acquaintance. also the members OF the Pecls
Lodge OF and accepted Mssons and the member OF hs
Roysl Arcn Chapter, respectfully invited attend ss
funeral Brandeth House. Broadway and Cs1sI
street, al Z o'clock D.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
Severe storm at Albany, n. Y.

ALBANY, Friday, July ~, lsDl'
At three o'clock this afternoon tremendous storm
Of rain and hail broke over the city. In the space OF
half An great body OF water fell hlng up the
CUTTERS aud drains until the streets were like small
rivers llail stones Of unusual size fell. doing much
damage. Al the Peniten,ary three or four hundred
windoxs were broken, and all exposed buildings sgf
ieged lle storm Lasted abont - hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Tag BATTLE OF HnEEsILEE-It appears that
our corr spondept IN giving an account of tins gallant
a tion, is mistaken no 10 the precise moment when
PolLiass Artillery entered the eugaSe mont. Three or
fur rounds Of muskery Lad been fired before the
Artillery engaged in the action. The engagement Ihen
!. 60 .-aJa2 A.l ~ .eVvs "s.e so.D gAs ~ As-1.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

WIFE SHoT BY Her HUsBAsD.-A man named
Giles Van Vost arrested Yesterday, the charge
Of attempting 10 take the life Of bis wife by shooting
her with pistol. The parties have two young cil.
dren. In consequence Of some domestic difficulties,
they separated some time since, and Mrs. Van Vost
went TO reside in the family of Mr.. Oakley, No.
ll3 Myrtle avenue, where she maintained herself by
working at dress-nasing. On Wednesday last her
husband called the house and appeared very anxious
TO make friends and live with her again.
While in conversation be suddenly drew ont pie
to and fred the contents in Der face. After which he
fed The pistol was loaded with small shot, one Of
which entered above the left eye bat did not penetrate
the skull. Her face was dreadfully burned with
powder, and both eyes terribly injured that it s
feared she will lose her sght. The unfortunate woman
conveyed the City Hospital for treatment Van
VOst escaped arrest at the time. Yesterday, Il sp.
pears, he was in search OF a man named Allen, whom
he charged with improper intimacy with bis wife. He
met Allen at the Cty Hall and attempted to shoot him,
when he was taken into custody and locked up.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
AI1rcgD Young BrRGIARs.-Tbree bow. NAMED

AIIEhED lOlfh Dl uTco UOYh, Uhmcu
James Macksy, Thomas Haw and William A. BodiBe wefs
brought before Justice Perry yeerda the charge OF having
goods In thsir possession which IL supposed aoen
The property consisted Of silk dresses shwi and LOT Of sy
IN all valued between $500 aud san portion Of the
goods identified having been stolen from the rederest
OF persons bad 20 the country The accused waived
nation and committed 10 await the action OF tns
Grand jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

FIRE.-A 1re occurred yesterday noon in dwelling.
hon No IS south Eighth sioet Z. D: The buldDs
euped by families named rook and Hoedy snd dam
aged the OF s20 which is fully BY Insurance
The cause OF the IRE could not Oe sscertaned
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

BOARD or ExcIsE.-Commssione Haskett and
Chlds met ia the Common Pleas Room yesterday AZ
noon and granted 70 licenses go each The Board viii hold
niue meetings during The present year.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

FATAL AcCIDENr.-Coroner Horton held en- inquest
yesterday upon the body Of John Conue .ho died Of !os
ustsned by falling from humber wagon, which he engaged
In drisug through Hsai 1hufsfay yeTde o.
desth from e1ncls!on of the brsiu rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

TIE SUPPosED MCEDER IN NAVY SrREET.-Coro-
Horton inquest yesterday upon the body u
Ms Bdget who found dead in her at No i3I
Navy the morning Of the 18th inst u supposed
ths. the injuries discovered Inflicted BY her
husband who custody. witnesses examined
evidence ec cd 10 en the crime any one sD
tho irl quest adjourned tili "wednesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

The Rev. Geo. w. Smiley of Philadelphia, one of
the most eloquent preachers in the country will preach
in the State street Congregational Church tomorrow
morning and evening He formerly preached in Louis
vile, KY. and always commanded crowded audiences
il the Western eities, rs he does now in Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

DARGAINS.-Trav Bonnets; Dress Bon.
ID nets at - worth s3 and 49, Bonnets reduced 70 -
EACH Chid and La1es straw Hs,s Of oyery kad
ing Bonuets ~, worth 81. l.. BiNNS MuineTy, H" ~
Hrpad adynv I'D
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
A SSIGNEE's SALE

A SSIGNEE's SALE
DRESS GOODS, sHAwLs.
DRAPERY, SILKS,
The excessive stock OF
~ no. tss Bssssssy
Must be closed ou.in 20 dayI
geo. YANDEsLiP
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
More of IT.

Encouraged by the recent high-handed
action of our State Legislature, in refer,
ence to the Tonnage Tax que.tion and the
Suubury and Eric Railroad Company
the New York and Erie Railroad Company
,ssisis understood, will apply to be released
from the annual payment of $4,000 to
the State of Pennsylvania for the privilege
sof passing through its territory. This
corporation hAs been an applicant for some
favor annually, for many years past, and
it has now got the Kind Of Legislature
tha. will do the business for it. The tax
PAYERS will have to pay very dear for the
HspR6tcan legislation of this session.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
And Yet Another (;

S. SMITH (Dcm.) was elected, on FIJI
day last, Mayor of the City of Erie, by a
majority of $50 over his Republican Op-
ponent. A majority of the Councils and
other municipal officers are also Demo
erats.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
Another Victory /:

The city of Harrisburg is also Demo
cratic to TIE backbone. At the election
last Friday, they seapt the board pretty
nearly clean, having elected nearly all the
Councilmen and other municipal officers
Verify, the tables are turnedup the Rep.
nblicans, and the old Keystone State i.
fast being redeemed. LINcoLNIsM will
soon be dead and buried in Pennsylvania
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

bsg" We clip the following well meritod
compliment to ex-senator Bigler of this
State, from the Philadelphia Inquirer, a
Republican paper, lie has lived down
calumny, and is now in aposition in which
he can laugh his enemies TO scorn. Honest
men of all parties, now everywhere, freely
acknowledge his abilities as a statesman
and integrity as man:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO Ex-senator
BIGLEE-We deem it to be an act Of Just.
ice to Senator BlGLER, who has just com
pletcd his Senatorial term, to respond 10
the marked tribute otrcspcc paid him by
/ Senator CnITTeNEtN OF Ky at the late
session of Congress. The venerable Ken.
tuchian, according to the telegraphic re.
port, devoted a portion Of his final speech
on the Compromise resolutions to n high
compliment t. Govoror HIGLER's untiring
zeal in the cause OF the Union. This is
well deserved. Senator Bigler has shown
all through the secession controversy, that
he is a statesman who can rise superior to
party when the country is in peril. But
there is another point upon which he is
entitled to the special Acknowledgements oi
the people of Pennsylvania. Throughout
the long struggle for the present tariff
commencing more than a year ago, he has
proven himsef to be not only a faithful
but an able and intelligent guardian of tho
interests of his State. To his assiduou'
and patient labors the success of the
measure in the Senate is largely due
Differing from him, as we do on many o
his party doctrines, we yet feel it to be al
act Of justice to extend to him, on his re
tiring from Office, that need Of praise t
which he is entitled.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

The following resolution, complimentary
to Hon. John j. Crttcndeu, was adopted
by the Richmond convention, on Monday,
by an almost unanimous vote
"EeSo'0 Il, That the thanks of the peo.
pie of Virginia be, and they are hereby
most cordially, rendered to Hon. John j
Crittenden, for his recent able, Jealous
and patriotic efforts in the Senate Of the
United States to bring about a just and
honorable adjustment of our national dith
| culties."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

PAY OF OUR PEACE COMMISSIONERS
The Legislature has appropriated $4,000
for the pay of our Commissioners to the
Peace Conference. The original propo,
sition was to give each member $1,000; the
sum appropriated gives them S57l Az
each.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

The Georgia State convention, on Tues
day, transferred the forts, arms, arsenals
and munitions of war to the confederate
States. An ordinance was passed appro-
priating 100000 to support the govern.
ment, and authorizing the Governor to is,
sue seven per cent,bonds for that amount
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

President LINCOLN has nominal cd
Cossius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky, Minister to
Spain, and Thomas Corwin, of Ohio, Min
ister to Mexico. Both these nominations
are made from the conservative or compro.
missing division of the Republican party.
Both Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Corwin have in
CURED the ccnsure of the New York Iti-
dHne for their infdclity to the true princi-
pies of Republicanism. Mr.. Clay visited
Washingto during the session ofCongrcss,
and used his influence on the side of COM
promise, and against the unyiclding policy
of the not-an-inch Republicans. Mr..
Corwin views are well known to be mod
crate and conciliatory. The recognition
Of such men, taken in connection with the
order for the evacuation Of Fort Sumter
is calculated to make the radicals furious
Mr.. Lincoln has already given away sev.
eral nchcs.--LancaStcr AnteAigence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

EE- The Carlisle F0!uHteer wonder
why it is, that 50 many papers are entirely
quiet or indifferent over the passage Of the
swindling bills. The reason is very plain
to us, Brother Bratton. They have been
lead into temptation.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
M A r r I A G. e S .


y mn Rev AR, Rcilny ou rh. l4th ulL, iIr ENAN
ueL RucRLR, to ISIS Harriet JOHNSON, all Of Ligh
street. Pa.
'n the 10Th inst. by the Rev. w, Goodrich, Nr JoH'
DmrEE, To Miss NAIHARNE THOMAS, both Of Fishing
crock, Columbia county Pa.
ON Thursday, tn lth inst, by the Row. d. !. Waller
Mr. JOSIAH MAUsr, 10 Miss MARY i. GEIaER, both O.
Madison,
Onth' l2th inst by Rev Geo. Warren, Mr.. JFFFER
JoNrs, uf nanyiilc, 10 Mss HARRIET BOuDNAS, O
Moore sburg Montour county, Pa
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

MOFFATS LIFE P1LLS-Thc high and cnvicd &c
cbrity which this prccmnrnt medicine has acquired for
Is inyariablc efficacy in all diseases which II processes
to cure has rendered the usual practice Of osniatous
putting only unnecessary but unworthy OF them -
They are knownby their fruits their good works trsli'y
lns n all cases Of COstivcucss, dyspepsia bilious
aud liver affections piles, rheumatism fevers agues,
obstinate head aches and all general arrangements OF
health these Pills have invariably proven certain and
speedy remedy. single trial will place the Life Pills
beyond the reach of competition in the estimation OF ev
cry patient
Dr Molats Phoenix Btcrs, will he found equally cf
ficacoys in all cases ofnprvnus dcbiitN dy.pcpsih
head ache the sickness incident To females in delicate
health ami every kind Of weakness Of the digestive or
rans For sale hy W. b. MotIit, 335 Broadway New
York and by medicine dealers and druggists generally
throughout the country,
B February 10, lSt0-12m.f
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

GOLD AND SILVER deposited in tho
Franklin Saving Fund, No 1856 Soutl
Fourth street, below Chestnut, Philadel
phia, since January lst, 1861, will be re-
paid in gold or silver. Bank notes de
posted repaid in bank notes. Depost
received and payments made daily witt
interest.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
William II. Welsh.

The handsom vote given to this talented
young Democrat for the United States
Senate, by the Democratic members of the
Legislature, on Thursday last, was high
compliment, and richly mcrited. If he
lives, brilliant future is before him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

eg~ We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of MILLINERs &c, to the Straw
and Lace Goods House of A, Wards, Nos
lO3 l05 x lO7 N. Second Street, Philad a
whose adv, appears in another Column.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

GEORGE BERGNER, Esq, editor of the
Harrisburg 1elegraph, has been appoint
ed Postmaster for the city of Harrisburg.
We congratulate friend Bergner on his
good luck, and wish him success. He
will, no doubt, make an efficient officer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

TIE REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURES have
passed another iniquitous act, of local
character, it is true, but of scarcely less
rascality than the SunJury and Erie Rail
road and the repeal of the Tonnage Tax.
Fearing popular opinion and the triumph
of the Democratic party, in Philadelphia,
they have postponed the Spring Municipal
election until next Fall. Every member,
however, who voted for this second enor-
nifty we're ultra Republicans,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

In the Virginia convention yesterday
Mr.. Tyler spoke ably against the peace
congress propositions, Without conclu-
ding, the convention adjourned.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
A Great Victory. /:

At the municipal election in our neigh
boring city of Reading on Friday last,
the Democratic candidate for Mayor was
elected by majority of 644 over his Rep
ubican opponent, the present incumbent,
In addition, the Demmocrats have carried
two to one of the Councils, and nearly all
the Aldermen, Constables, Judges, Asses,
fors, &c.
J he vote for Mayor is asfollows
JorL B. WANNER (Dem 1913
BsNsEyILLE KEIM (Rep,) 1929
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

Hon. William Appleton, of Boston, a
Congressman elect by the Union men, it
is rumOred, intends to resign on account
Of i'll health.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

"THE GENEsEE FARMER" ," for January,
February and March, have reached our
Office. This is not only an invaluable
publication, On the subjects of Horticul
ture and Agriculture, but is undoubtedly
the cheapest work Of the kind in the Uni
ted States. One Of our most intelligent
up-creek Farmers, last season took a num-
Der Of the 'Genesce Farmer" home, and
after pcrusing it carefully, informed us
that bis wife and family, concurrod with
him, in the opinion, that M1t one No, was
well worth the whole years subscription.
Ea5- Address, JOSEPH HARRIS, Esq,
Rochester, N. Yp price 30 cts per auuum
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

Delegations of the Choctaw and Chicka
saw nations are nowin Washington city
for the transactions of business with the
General Government
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
Special Notices.
A CARD TO THE LADIES
mr.. nupouCO'S Golden Pills for Females. !



sfrHetous, from wldtruCr cause, 0nd dtrags
surcesSfm as Prcrcn''pr'
The Combination Of ingredients in II. Dnponco's
Cnlden ri Is are perfectly harmc-s. Ih'y nave been
sc in Inc prvatc practice Of old Dr. Duponco Tor over
thirtv wears aud thousands OF ladies can tsllly 10
their great aud never falling success IN almost every
case in correcting irregularities relieving painful anI
distressing mpustruatiou particularly al the Cha4e VI
liz, From five 10 ten pills viii cure that common yet
drpadfui complaint, tn! Whites. Nearly every female
In III, land s rs from this complaint The above rll
h,s nprr,nneutly cured thousands and viii curc you II
Van uso them Th,y cannot harm you on the contrary
ihpv remove distractions, restore nature olts prop
or channel and invigoratc the whole ststen l.adiss
whose health will not permit an increase OF FANNY
will tind these pills successful preventive,
These Pits shoul not be taken duringt the hist three
mouths of pregnancy. They are sure 10 bring On ms
cnrriauc but at any other time they safe.
Price, 81 per box Sold, who'll sale and retail ny
q NJ HAGENHUCH, Druggist
Solo agent for bloomsbury, Ia
To whom all orders must be sent Ladies' by srhd
inr Him 8 90 10 the bloomsbury PostOncc, can have
those mills sent to any part Of the cogniry, confidential
III and "rrac Of Postage" by mail Sold also by N. l.
Rank 4 Co. Danvillc, f. ]. Fry, Tama1ua, j. y, Folk
Mnnch Chunk aud by zone Druggist in every Town and
city in the United states ,.,,.
s. B look out for cOuntcrfes. Euy no Golden rms
of and kind unless every box is signed s. d. Howe Al
others are base imposition and unsafe, therefore, as
You value your lives aud health 10 say nothing OF be
who show the signature Of :, u. Howe every box
which has recently been added nn account of recen
counterfeit ofthc Pills. .-...
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Dec % 1SGO-1y.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

The Philadelphia Banks have resumed
specie payments.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23
WANNR' mai.

At the municipal olention one year ago,
the Republicans carried the City of Read
ng and elected KEIM by l35 majority,
and two years ago by 9i4 So we go.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

PErERsoN's Ladies' National Magazine,
is on our Table, for April. 1t is indeed a
work Of interest, beauty and merit. Ad
dress Charles j. Peterson, Philadelphia /;
price, s2o0 per annum.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

Hon. jeremiah Clemens has been ap-
pointed major general of the Alabama
army.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-23

7 NE State election in Connecticut will
take place April /, and that in Rhode
Island April 3.