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"a ~ o4i? n kTd ,AROL4NA,' FOB
~~- sALB.-Tha undersig 4. /, 20 Enu.t.se
sfp .l'zt II msetiRg of Stockholders o< the
Z - Year &c Ocsan bteeIa ~ vi alton Company.
9te- !. - Tho new ~ siaship AOhTa Cae0"
t.@ =, y opsl.er.} Gov iyinG II the pon OF VA.
q tton, Eora CarDst1s. b4s was bull: IN fha
~. Of 1863, a ovelty W rss. rev 7 ors,
--doE .hs ;er.o oteD1eAcs = J0a2 Psird, Easi-
a. .zuae4od in Jsuusrs. 1891 aud made her
= re- trp tu fehrua'y, and est paaEly oae hoa-
sl~I sAeagsad dollsrb.
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QCE u " z.

- NaNsWAF-Feom the subscrtber, %
4 hon44y. It's sih tax 9 EGBO w MAN
g5sSt named eBFTf. tLi woIzan Is about {
sEs "a ; lashet sh oark copIlectsd, With
sAsS[Es iigA - shadG q hcgL osess, I De lave
Eae f. LIS oVUoT-- are tG tte town Of tidaey se
she y as = srd u II tho Das hborhood Of hs
r-ce rewe~d = I'VE JoLLARS viii be
Ia Ior Eey delivery 20 ne, Cd Il placed IN any
.a'I, 90 hss era go; ber agzin
JCsFPG DAVIS,
&c --t6 -il Broad street
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tOua1 Mxa's CXaihrlAN AaoU iATiOE,
RIonkoEp VA, Jaly 30 1854
x.-Ss2S-,. COMMUNICATIONS having hoen
g. N received by our Association from vsri
,1s fDdiviAusls and association in Charlssson
and sisswhsYs, proposing TO furnish supplies OF
provisions and ol OF hing for the al and wounf cd
,otdiers, we have bse1 appointed comm .ttee f.'I
he recs Il and distribution Of the said sup
siss. Any contributions, whether mon y, cloth.
NJ o. prev,sicss, attended f"r tbs sold ers Ia ne
confederate Army. will be rec~ivsa by Us At ouT
1sfSt "a Aein ssFesS, oaesr as Spei wood Hots',
9ased by "A ps1oa through sn agent sp-
1oiai 80 by us upon regulations signed BY ssur
,eon q or c0rasHtssis I'd usncsr
The benevolent are assured tns, . favorable
opportunity viii nov be a.srrdal for The indieious
sislriSetio2 OF such Articles will bs most
,snssbae te the SICK ard ~otc:sd so.jisrs.
Eoars Of tesinsss st ske DsSot from a u 20
Il.
Address all psckagee to "ArSy Committee, Y
d. u. A. Of EiehE.0ai, vs. :"
WM. NJ H!gNr5Re. t
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QugBx vIcrex.A The q iatn Of Enaiand
rxo uuy g1v. q concert At Buckingham P.l.
ass In honor Ct her daughter aud eueet ,hs
Princess af Prussia When all those who
had o. invited were arrived. = q neen In
stead Of entering the apartment mere .h y
expected her. ordered 60, RAG and + kirg
with her ono o( her da0g ters, the Pri cess
asisaa, went to pass tas u ght Ia crun
try hoase he owns AZ Richmond, 'r m " b ch
she rs, ned rtxt aay. PIh ce Aitert
did hs h0nors OF ths concert % The er' At
sarDTiss Of the guess, for whom t lie 81, gu
lar sident Of coz-se furnished tn ne Uf
onvsrss ton duriLg the evening Sptcula-
lions respsc til g ,hs q Aeen's sanity are very
e,anu On in T. Eaand
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The prtce Of the Daily Dtspotca, mailed, Is
~ per annun 81 90 for six mon sns .s.sI Is for
three months; and 90 csats per month for a
tess period.
Neither the Weekly ncr Semi Weekly will
he cent for loss period thar twe,v. months
Price Of taa former 81. the latter 81 ,er al.
num.
We make this statement Just now, rs our
terms ara rot understood by many vho order
the paper by mali
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g. Aouad stsra, lfas II, g'iest; lrsAdsh Of esaga,
q ee lofhs'; dspIn q 6Oid, gs+S ilche oB
= -h so.!stsf. end e5rrIss over 20 tons, built Of
W. 'ss k'zts t4oa Z! ch thickness, and pat To-
90 dcl il 90 Ina leigh GS p,.rtpis, double riv-
t%' G9iieE extra IEatened, engine, low pressure,
- IL } . 2pfovsnept- 49, btas1 pow cyl
-h y tne1e. diameter $. tees strike pYopeil-
- S'E W, ~ - fl shed o2ltn with state
o. s2eoinmodstio for 20 ? sss,. gers. with all
- 49, "7@t; rtTG are p.s@ii, sehooI ,,gget,
N'.L ef4's, az hors, chains and ptbor neoessaFy
- itK VeTlss 40 tOt Goa tE bnukers, and
~'o, ~ EL-ss 10 eIy ~ bocrs whon s,saInins
P ~ baa 10 CInps 6rs Jumps, ard ]
rDtheJ paUp; 10 fssi hOts, $50 iaihculs extra
'-tI4- r.Xg tg wEltr t~nks, ho ding I9e gal
80 water Gld irNigbt IopAFi AeEts. p.seat
Si.a'd tGoA4ing; fHys' - p4ssnt1 compa- sss
sei&ts sEgo.
10. asds IA elles per hour al seq; draws IL
- tyEs coal
sv1s is stossthsr. T. Erst-cisss vssssl Of her
- .tlAR be! sEff TIE u de Of bnildins YES
80 L Close upon the { yde.
S1 q AtplicetioGs lar furthsr tasornstion or
vi ,assee, may &c mads 10 be puderaiSned, 1T
"@A!eEtp1. q Q. III y. d. WALKER,
ED~'p klDDEk
Wf'mfngrnn n r. Yuas ~ 80, s-
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q F0a II @Sl 403 Qass; osoios sivou q,
cF.-r @! n Gn3 sd trsrts Is
q q : -. as 4 " :tt : and IL complete
..asF se-' - Fer 'a9VLs o.
- .oG Il -R05Es- I've wsI-TaT
NAa q, '9a4 p. srd within two dir Gies'
- lt ~ tue az So The r. n G n i-fdrnis. cd
g. .1o-A = ~ t'- Z, AID Ii /. SCH As e
81 80 f';so, s'' Per loDih Ada SIS
-..---------~- 90
e. :. Il. 81. q legs I'D vs-i-ai
a eI- x u 81 ~ st-if % he :ioF'S
'te r. eE'a e"rv sea = and Il slreets, "a
cva. }a pa QoP nov I a9s . : ,. L. JGEe.
,.l ~. ven ssaa"L- - apDly
= IS ulIL1l. q sPHRRsCU
tOE & HGST-''CLISI0~ Z Uss.1-
s3- v=- - ~R Scu a, '9GYs2iaRtlv incs-
- '-I 20 1871 = re-t, poge Ersakiu, sou Ala.
lw. % l-e--- =. B IRE p'ssa~, -aay 0! which
..-s t-i- c.c.si@t the u, eee3dea . : OF d1ninE.
--- tS - m A-tcnou Gsd t5rTG4 e ROOMS
-F5'i o-4l4 e,ms improvements ead 20
ys-ses-..- so les September. Apply to
Nh. ). A LION,
- lTs 80 I+l b ais at.
a. s0 HEsI-i5. t5s4rsUie 5 -1UhIhh
- - -, 81. SO % ms 10T sd Il
49, t-osd he'wsa1 I'd nd soj esta. They
ere sbFr!is1 whl 40 a1d veil Of Wste- D tie
- ~ -
p5., s0,, (. 1 : s-Ins. ssTy 5rs1IaoIs ana
Fss wa.--ssEaEk"3 ~ ELL y s. s,tGatad On
&fft1ati. IEo -rpr7 s4GVs H. r.rsal. con
siA.Is 80 ar largo rooms, - TIA cloae--, Passage
81 s iz '-fCs 5c. 1s-s e als5 Z htllh1n With
BE- al "-t bnt'd'aEs. h7 trsBt, So lnnsdista cos-
sF-e'2@ F~A pv LA. kcl toEa.s, &c apply %
oz...,.- e., 3; LraE }.@as.
,-- 3-s's 9f1f 4. A"ll%a1's D5aG atsfa.
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pat away sasir own youth, They must never
eeasa ~ b. Young Their e,mps' hise and
ssnsibili ties sh ~ ID be aIways On ck AID tiesh
casy must W. susceptible They mus, love
Mai which God made The child TO love-
uAiicren need rot only COVER msnt, frm G,.d
MIDI, but sympathy, warm and tender so
long ae parents are their best and n oet agree
aSls com pa Mons, children are comIa .ativsly
safe, even H. rhe 50 isty of others
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~ Ris1xoyp
Ii q 1T
90 3
aAvies mustered into service aad nov going ir Q
WILL RRCKIvE
Anew kORB
N MBI E
6sf,Es lsAvina. Apply at once at
HEADQUARTERS 18th sersss
PEselrEST's OFk.Cs,
VA. AND TEAM HAiLk0Au co

PEseltENT's OEk.C,,
VA. AND TEAM hAiLk0Au co
LYa, HRVha VA. 'ug Dl
STOCK n hoLDEkS' NJ EFTlNG.-
The u gehsrol a,uufi mse ins Of the
TVtKH LbxkA In tine yfEGf Il. AND =
.KSsEa RAiLRe4D COMPANY will e held II
he ssss q ths COMPANY IN The cit. Of Lynch
burg, sn WkDN Day the th Of y sptsi. Der
aexs. by order Of The board:
sse'y Board pirscters Va and Toln. l.. 20.
APPo1SrM8Nf OF PROXY:
Ensw sil Een by toe.e press t. That we, the
ssssE. ibers, bsisK stsokho dsrs In the tgina
AID rssrs,ses si,rcad Com 9aRy, do he eby
statute sad apps at - On tire aud lawful
ATTIC y and axv represent -as' of u>i al!
general eeting. OF ths stoc- lds's Of "a d com
pafy, when we g NOT personal y prese1t With
fAL Ps~er aad authority az sncn gene 'sl ct! ngs
to give such vote Or votes srd do such her
act or acts, - each of - could give OF do If We
were per 0ns ly present
Witness car kAnos and seAis, this - day Of -
lsel.
Witness :::: :::::.| IN:
"Proxies 70 represent stock in thsiE asesr l
neetins> shall only be valid for the space OF 'w 0
y-a1s from the date thsreof." H.. Il
ls-td
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a~rs<z. tnA5 kLiS + co., sUiY
49, NIX rlFic EaD PRACTICAL or.
ssss gr hFkcTAcLAs to every age and
@AklSA AHD MILITARY EPY -0LAssKs-,At
A., FAAEkL4E i co {, Uplisiaas,
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; - y iTEtt.a- siEAM Fn.I4.
- .s- s~gsIxSs Z ksK CoAPs n - Persons dssiroD'
~ pf.L4 Nt.nR thfs branch OF cur Ma
to-&i d%feac2 assIaks 0zE sasEzy eAa sst 6n9
t5w laTSs % i1s st9os 70 sdktertDs for, st thetJ
e~-e Il . IL Poksi street, ETst Eoos. where ell IN
= nation eaa be had. ahaTss s}2a each Ia an
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iyz T. IS ikILL hiFE

sz T. IS e. LIZ hEFLE.-
~sAS%E Iae ERRnILL RIFLE, Rsv,
~ssyTssse$$ VITA BALA sla
,zsssatf4s CARTRIDGE BOX,
k. u. POWERS, Drussisi,
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HE UNEkMsiGN. 4 % = snes
- iat.rm his FRI, pds that hs
AT a-se'-n nasd the sUNDxRrAkiso o susi. sss,
- some OF h,s RreA friends hAs tndps ii usiv CIV,
eulA,ee he had have on na nd a.ar ~ huudr.e
CotsiSe, of all sixss from n .nehs- 10 9 sss
isssa.. s of al auA!i.ies. sis sAaossay wssa'.
Also. .wo aIAR Is aACKs, BUoaiss ana
eystytatas n As Csaey Ahisx lAs. .ssyAi u eos
AZ - 4lelt. - = o. - yer sess lsss thAs can -
j. ". sArrIRWHIrR.
% ls.1Ve Ooenas HsAnkljn AAt lSkA -.
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Rirtmunn pispatrb.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO rRg DISPATCH.

wEDN NEspAf MoeNIN1 =. AUa IA ,se,
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Il NV AADS Lazy EN, BI J. IA
NsNT -Tb' updsrs,g ssh v eeter,d
tnto = % pa,tnsrship undsI tn. style
and arm II LIS, JkAAl .Us G,
.9s o. ne pafG1se Il g nductinx the - DLEhl ana
one OF the tTn. being prs Of 'csi,y srquaipo, Wiz
TIE ous.n ss, and giviag our pers ! att. atioA u
All ~ofa eutrusse TO a. ws 90 Fnsstly ltct tna
patronage OF all wArtins articles In our ufs
We have now ia stois = Hps sssor meat II
r UOPEFs' sArnLkS and BhipLES.
SADDLE BAGS. sc.
Tc which We invite attsntion.
We wiii take riers for sny articles to be made
Of leather and pledge onrssIvs. 10 give sAtisfAs-
uoa bosG - 20 Material and wvikmaSsAip
2 EXs,
J. n. JtNNIN0S,
"a N-tA X. Aft.H,
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Dec. %, lSG0 -ly

MOFFArS LIFE PILLs.-rhc high and envied &c
cbrty which this pre- eminent medicine has acquired for
Is invarabe efficacy in all diseases which it processes
TO cure has rendered the usual practice of ostcntaOus
putting not only unnecessary but unworthy Of them -
They known by their fruits their good works testify
for tcn aud they thrive not by the faith of the rredu
lOus. In all cases Of cOstveness, dyspepsia, bilious
and liver affections, piles rheumatism, cvcrs nguGs
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. Moilats Phoenix Bitters, will he found equally cf.
hcacous IN all cases of nervous debility, dyspepsia.
head ache the sickness incident females in delicate
health and every kind of weakness Of the digestive or
gans For Sale by W. u. Moiat, 335 Broadway, New
York and by medicine dealers and druggists generally
throughout the country,
February 10, IsG0-l2m.t
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Eg'A furious storm of indignation has
been aroused in different parts of the
State by the passage of the corrupt rail-
road bills. Among other Democrats who
voted for them, is parson Shindle of the
Lehigh Senatorial district. He has been
made 10 feel the weight of popular indig
nation to such an extent that it is said he
will never go back to Harrisburg. Were
it not for the fact that Landon's abolition
ism serves as a cloak for any act he may
commit, he too would be made to feel that
the thirty pieces of silver poorly pays
for violating the wishes Of his constituents
Last winter he opposed these corruptons,
and we are glad to see that his brother
Rev. B. b. Emory, editor of Wyoming
county Intelligencer, has manliness enough
to throw church and party fealty aside,
and severely condemn his late Presiding
Elder for his inconsistent, outrageous, and +,
as is supposed, corrupt course. We need
not repeat that it is current public opinion
all over the State that the railroad compa.
nies bought votes enough to pass these bills
for their benefit, at the expense of tax.pay
crs.-lloMroSc Democrat.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-30

TIE DEED is DoNE.-Gov. Curtain
has signed the bills to repeal the Tonnage
Tax, and to distroy the Sunbury & Erie
Bonds. He has consummated The bargain
and officially endorsed bold and infa-
nous fraud upon the State. This is in
deed among the first fruits of his admin
istration, No language can describe the
rascally deed. 1t fully corroborates the
report last fall that he had sold himself to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
to the Sunbury & Erie Railroad Company
for his election. The tax payers will rue
the day they voted for him. lie was
charged with corruptions as Secretary of
State under Gov. Pollock, by his own
party friends, when nominated, and his en-
dorsement of these bills, pretty clearly
substantiates the charges.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-30

Unfo rmity of Prices - New Feature in Business
Every one his own Salcsmanl JONES & co. Of the
Crescent One Price Clothing Store No. 2J0 Market street
above Sixth, Phiadcp phia
In addition TO having the largest most varied and
fashionable stock of Clothing in Phadcphia made
prcssly for retail ,alcs have cunstucdc lis
salesman, by having marked in figures, each
cle al the'vcry lowest price II can be sold for they
cannot possibly vary-all must buy alike.
The goods are well spongGd and prepared and great
pains taken with the making that all can buy with the
l assurance of getting good article nj the very low
est price Also large stock of piece goods hand Of
the ateat style aud best qualities, which will be made
order, in the most fashionable and best mann0r ?j
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent in Market above Sixth Street
No. 300. JONES & co,
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Watches JeWeIry and Silver. Ware.
IEartman'S Corner.

NEW GOODS for Spring of 1861 just
~ received at HARTMANs'
IF you want bargains call at the cheap
L corner of HARTMANs.
DRESS goods, Silks, Calicoes, Shawls,
and all kinds Of dry goods for sale cheaper than
usual at HhRTMANS
HOOP Skirts in abundance from 4dcts
| / and upwards for sale a, BARTMANs
EXTRA Syrup sold at 56cts, per gal
II Ionat HARrNANS
DERSONS about to commence House
Keeping will do well to call aud examine tho
stock Of New Dishes &c. at HAhTMhNo'
DETER Sugars at 10cts. per lb. than
ID Inns been sold Il lets. for the past year At
- nARTNANS
ID ICE sold at Ct cents at ..
IL, HARTMAN5
4 FTER you have read the above 40
~ not fail to call in & sec Mt HARTMaNs
Eloom sburg March, 30, lt6l.
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Another Swindle Projected.

Senator Irish, of Allegheny about a
week ago, read in place bill Of very great
Importance TO the Commonwealth. It's
STYLED can Act relative to the securities
of the Commonwealth" but is really an
act to assist in the completion of the Pitts
burg and Connelsvillc, and the Allcghe-
ncy Valley Railroads. To the first NAM
ed company it proposes that the State
should exchange 100000 of the bonds
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
out of the seven millions now in the sink
ing fund, for an equal amount of first mort
gage bonds on the Connolsville Road and
to the Allegheny Valley Railroad Compa-
ny it is proposed to exchange one million
and half of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's bonds for an equal amount of
her bonds.
We will not be tho least surprised if the
above project also passes the present sess-
ion, for we believe the Legislature, as at
present constituted, is capable of any Will
iany. They have just repealed the ton
mage tax, which is yearly loss to the
State of $3.50 900 and in few years
would have amounted to half million.
They have also cancelled the mortgage
for s4 900 600 that was held by the State
against the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Now, according to the bill introduced
by Mr. Irish, they arc after s4 100000 o
the money in the sinking fund. This pro
jcct is similar to the first adopted by the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad, to obtaiI
money from the State. That road thel
gave a first mortgage to the Commonwealth
as security for amount borrowed. Aftc
spending the money the Legislature wipe
out this first mortgage, and agrees to TAX
second mortgagc-in other words, tn
debt is cancelled, and the State robbed
We repeat, We will not be as'onishcd if Mr.
Irish gets his bill through. Go it Repub
leans -Democro tic Stadara.
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Special Notices.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DupOnCGS GOids n Pills for Females.
Iydible correcting, rtgiltiHg aud rTmoring al OBJ
strHchVaS, from Thdtcrer cause, and dlTdys
successful as Il Prereniirs.

Iydiibe correcting, rtgaatiHg aud rrmoring al Ob'
StrHcliOaS, rom rhdicrer cause, and dlpdys
SG"cCsgu as Prrecniirs.
The Combination of ingredients in DR.. Duponcu's
Golden ri Is are perfectly harmless THY have been
used IN the privat practice Of old Dr. Dupunco forever
thirty years aud thuusnuis of Ladies' l,-tify To
til ir great aud failing in almost every
case, in correcting rrrgulaTiti iNlng painful anu
Distressing mrnstruaun, particularly Al th- change Of
lf. From vr to ten pills Will cure that common yet
dreadful complaint thf Whites Nearly every f-mHl"
in the land suffers from this complaint. The abuSr pill
has permanently cured thousagds and will you il
you use them They cannot harm You, th' contrary
they obstrCtiOns restore nature To its prop
channel, and invgoratc the whole sy stem. latIss
whose health viii hut permit an Increase Of Family,
VIII find these pills n successful preventive.
These Pills thOud not he taken during the first three
months of pregnancy they In bring on mis-
carriage; but at any other time they safe.
Price, 81 per box. Sold, wholesale and retail, by
NJ UAGENBUCH Druggist
Sole agent for Bloomsbury, Pa
To whom all orders must be sent. Ladies' by send
ing Him 81 90 10 the Bloomsburg PosOicc, can have
these pills any part Of the cosntry, confidential
ly) aud free of Postage by mail. Sold also by n. L.
Rank & Co. DanS lille f. ]. Fry. TanaIua, j. 4, Polk,
Mach thunk, aud by zone Druggist in every Town and
city in the United States.
~ B. Look out for c1untcrfris. Ruy Golden Pills
OF and kind unless every bONis signed s. d. Howe. All
Others base imposition and unsafn therefore, as
you value your lives and health TO say nothing of be
ing hunbugged out of your money! buy only Of thusc
who show the signature of :, d. Howe on every box
which has recently been added, account of recent
counterfeit OfthG Pills.
=, q HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Doe o. ISCO-Iy
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Death of Hon. g. w. Scranton.

The Hon. G.. W. SCRANTON, Member
of Congress for this District, departed this
transitory life on Sunday, at 5 minutes to
one o'clock, p. M, in Scranton, after an
illness of three or four weeks-his death
FASTENED by his assiduous and Jealous du-
ties within the Halls of Congress, Aged
so years,
Col. Scranton has represented this dis.
trict in Congress one term, and was re-
elected last fall for second. In politics
we disagree with him, but we believe always
conceded to him those prominent traits of
his character, gentlemanly attributes,
integrity and high personal and social
worth which he possessed to an eminent
degree, and which gave him strong hold
upon the affections of the people of this
section, especially his immediate vicinity
In his death the vast coal, iron, railroad
and other business interests have lost q
right arm, and the community generally
a citizen who has left his impress in ever.
department of life that will not be ef-
faced for half century to come. Ii
common with all we deplore his loss.
How strange it is, of those who repre-.
sented this district in Congress within the
last twenty-five years, only Wright, Lei
dy aud Brisbin remain. Leib, Bidlack
Beaumont, Butler, Montgomery, Fuller
and Scranton have gone to their long
home. Truly, "Death loves shining
mark"
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ADJOURN Ed
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

TX pursuance Of order Of the orphans Court Of 90
I iunbia county, on
Monday, the 18th Of april, 1851.
O'Clock the forenoon John Smith Administering
OF the Estate fPrtcr Crawl m late d Madison township
said county, dcceasjd will expose to sale, by Public
Vendu-, upon the premises, Il certain
YR 4 c. z q + l. 4 " d
situale in Madison township. Columbia county. adJon
ing lands Of George Derrs heirs tht North lands VI
Michael iimg oil tn East, the heirs Of Andrew Shoe
maker the West and On the South by lands of Pec<
Wolf containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVNETY ACRES,
wh'rcnn are erected TWO LOG llOI'5EP, 4 LOG STA.
BILE, LOG BARN. and about Eighty Acres cleared land
late the estate Of said deceased situate in the township
Of OfMadison, and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERI.Y, ClOrk.
" Terms or sArE.-Ten per cent. on the purchase
money 10 be paid by the purchaser day Of sale One
fourth Of the purcha ess the per cent? paid
confirmation Of sale The balance Of purchase money
to br paid in year from confirmation with ntrrer.
Deed To BE- made to the pTcha upon payment Of tho
purchase money and interest. The purchaser to pay for
he Deed JOHN SMITH,
ADMINISTRATOR
March 30, lsGl-3t.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-30

THE TARIFF ON lRoS.-The tariff on
iron is highly favorable to Pennsylvania
The increase on Welsh or English bars
will, in future, be sl5 per ton, instead of
SO. .l2 the present duty; on watch spring,
sleigh and horse shoe steel the advanced
rate will be s25 per ton, and tho finest
grades of cast steel the increase is s25 per.
ton. 1t is thought that the English iron
masters will submit to reduction of at
least el per ton in the price, with view
of meeting, as far as possible, the rostrio-
tive duties of the United States. 1t goes
into operation on the first of April.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-30

Corn IN THE CoUNTRY-The Bank
and Sub. .Treasurers of New York, Phil
adelphia and Boston now hold the enor.
nous amount offt1y fve millions IN coin,
of which SAC, 900 900 is held in New York,
and the current of coin from Europe, now
amounting to about $50 100000 since the
middle of December last, is likely to con-
tinue for some time to come.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-30
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
M A r r 7 AGES


On the 2lst of February last by Geo. P. Lore, Esq,
Mr. MARrs LowERy, of Jordan township, Lycoming
county, and Miss, HARRIET UTT, of Greenwood town.
ship, Columbia county
On the 2lst inst, by M Chemberlin, Es1., MIR. f
A, SCOTT, to Miss CArIARISE EcKERT both Of Scott
township, Columbia county.
On the elst inst by Rev. J. NJ Salmon, Mr.. II, H.
BRowS, to Miss ELz,BEru CONNER, both Of Centre twp
Columbia county.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-03-30
D f. A r H S.

In Lime Ridge, on Sunday evening, the s4th inst,
CAROLINE MATILDA, youngest daughter of :. W and $.
A. Woolley aged ysars, jmonths, and ls days.
lh Fairmount, LuHerne county, on Saturday, March
9Th, lsGl Virginia Arabr daughter Of Daniel g. and
Phebe L. Laubach aged years, month and IA days,
In Montour township, Columbia county, on Tuesday
last, Miss MARGARET youngest daughter Of John Die.
srick, Esq, aged about II years,