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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-13

APPOINTED. = Gov. Curtin ha, appointed
Capt. Given of West Chester, as Adjutan
General ofthis State, in the room of Gen.
Z. @. Wilson, whose term will soon expire.
W. P. I. Painter, Esq, of Muncy, has
been appointed Superintendent of Public
Printing, in the room of Charles D. Hine.
line, Esq, whose term of Office has cx-
pircd.
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Dec. %, lsGO-ly.


Catarrh! Catarrh WHAT IL IT How CuRanl-
Thousands of persons suffer all sorts Of annoyance
ir ON Catarh Most know what its ncOny yenicnCc and
results yet but few know how il be cured. 1t is
simply chrOniL irrotati0n and often enlargement OF
Olllccs and consequent thickcning of the
hranes, lining the nasal cavities frontal snuscs and
sometimes extending into the throat and lungs From
this result tighness aud often virtgo Of the head OBJ
sructcd nose profuse How ofmucus, loss of smell
nasal voice, and often impaired hearing and taste.
The Old.schOol remedies have never been able do
anything for II. Nasal injections and limitations as
panfd aud expensive they generally worthless
Yet Humphreys Catarrh Specific simple Sugar PHI
taken two or Three times per day promptly cures the
mlldrr rascs cures al all colds IN the heat and
ladlcay cures, hy prcscvcrng use, the obstinate
cases, as is proved by the experience of hundreds
Price, with full directions iifty cents per box.
n H. fall set of Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies
with Book of Directions and twenty different Remedies
~ large walls morocco case, s. ditto in plain case, 81
casa OF fifteen boxes, and Book, 81 Single boxes %
cents ami 50 cents.
These Remedies by the single box case sent by
mail orrHprcss free Of charge TO my aidrcss, re.
celpt of the price. Address,
DR. r. HUMPHREY & co
No, 5Gl Broadway, New York
Sold by L, 7. LUTZ, Agent, gloom,burg Pa
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-COiuDlbiU DenOcrd

DEATH OF JUDGE McLEAN.-Thc Hon.
John Mclean, one of the associate justices
of the United States Supreme Court died on
Thursday morning at his residence, having
reached the ripe age of seventy six years.
Thus another of the great intilects of the
last generation has passed away.-Clay,
Webster, Clayton, Calhoun, Marcy and a
host of his compeers have preceded him to
the land of shadows, and his name has now
become as historic as theirs. For nearly
thirty-one years of his long life he has been
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court, having been appointed by General
jackson, in 1929, and gone into office in
1880. In all that period his reputation as
man and as jurist has been steadily
rising, and remained withou. reproach
through all the hated political conflicts in
which his name has been so freely used as
a candidate for the Presidency.
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IN LUcK.-Our clever and good looking
contemporary of the Clearfeld RqttsmaH
Mr.. Rowe, has been appointed by the
Postmaster GENERAL through rout agent
between PHILADELPHIA and the West.
Our contemporary of the Telegraph has
drawn an exact dagucrreotypc of our
nsighbor of the Journal. We had suppos-
ed that natural conyulsion or something
else had taken place, as the Journal was
literally split in two last week, the outside
was dedicated to our "good looking
friend, aud the insAp to his brother
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Entertaining an ardent desire for the
improvement in our stock of Horses, we
think we would be subscribing the public
interest by calling general attention to Mr..
Snyder's Card in our columns, in relation
to the noble Horse Young Washington
He is the full-blood and thoroughbred Nor,
gan Stock. Farmers would do we'll to
give this subject early attention.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-13

SARzA. We have long supposed this
celebrated drug, had come to be an cx-
ploded humbug, but VIC arc assured by
those skilled in the healing art, that not
the Sarsaparilla itself is to be blamed for
this conclusion, but the miserable worthless
preparations of it that have been palmed
off upon the community-prcparations
which contain about as much of its virtues
as they do of gold dust. 1t is a commer-
cial fact that almost all of the Sarsaparilla
gathered in the world, is consumed in the
old countries of Europe, where the science
of medicine, has reached its highest per-
fection, aud where they know the best
what to employ for the mastery of disease.
Hence we are glad to find that we are now
to have a compound of this excellent al
torativc, which can be relied on, and our
community will not need be assured, that
any thing DocT. AVER makes, is worthy
of their confidence. lie has boon for years
engaged in eliminating this remedy (seC
adv'g cols.) designing to make it~hi'
"thef d onrre" which should add til,
crowning glory to- his already cnyiabl'
rcputation.--Ame, scan Celt, Nc,c To'k
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NEXT GovERNoR.-We namo Hon
Charles r, Buckalew, of Columbia county,
as the next Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania. Who seconds the
motion ?-Cart,Sle Volunteer.
We cheerfully second the motion; and
guarantee that, should he accept the nom'
nation, and not receive full yGAy thou
sand majority, he will not accept the
seat.
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p U Nj p nj A X IN G. .

THE undersigned inform the public generally that
i they have formed CO partnership and will ccnt'n
Nc the business of Pump making and repairing in b
their various departments in Bloomsbury where thoy
will promptly attend to all orders in their line of buu
ness, whether in town or country. .
We'll and Cistern Pumps, with leaden P'pc, made w
the best style of workman ship moderate terms and
on very short notice
From their long experience in the Business, snd an
earnest desire to have their work commend itself to the
public they feels confident thcv make al Obed IN
those who may give them their custom and render gene
mi satisfaction JOHN CRUTCHLRY.
JOHN GULF.
ploomsburr khrs 10, 1861, 3m
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Keep it Before the People.

That in a Legislature composed of 100
members, of which the Republicans have
70, three-fourths of their number, being a
majority of the whole House, voted for the
Sunbury & Erie swindle.
Keep IL Bstore the People,
That the same Legislature, assisted in both
cases by few reereant Democrats, passed
the bill repeating the tonnage tax.
Kept Before The People,
That Andrew G.. Curtin, Republican
Governor, completed the outrage by sign
ing the Bills;
And Keep ii BJore The People,
That the Republican orators pledged them
selves, that if Curtin was elected, ard
those bills were passed by tho Legislature,
he would veto them.
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Special Notlfcs.
A CARD TO TIE LADIES
DR.. DupOnCO'S Golden Pills for Females

Vdtibir an eorrctinC regulating and rGmorng all ob'
Jtrueiions, from ThGterer cause, and aipdys
successful as prerentire.
The Combination Of ingredients in Dr. Duponoo's
Golden ri Is perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice uf old Dr. Duponco fur
thirty years, and thousands of ladies testify to
their great aud never failing success in almost every
case III correcting irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing mcnsruatiOn particularly II the change Of
lft. From five to ten pills will cure that common yet
dreadful complaint, tbs Whites. Nearly every female
has permanently cured tlousapds, and will you it
you them. They cannot harm you, the contrary
they remove obstructOns store nature to its prop
or channel, and nyigorlta the whole system LadISs
whose health viii not permit an increase of Family,
Will find these pills n successful preventive.
These Pills should not BE- taken during the first three
months of pregnancy, they to bring mis-
carriage bat at any other time they are safe
Price, 81 per box. Sold, whncsal and retail, by
G NJ. HAGENHUCH. Druggist
Sole agent for bloomsbury, Pa.
To whom all orders must be sent. Ladies' by send.
ing Him SI00 to the BldOmshurg POst-Oiicc, have
these pills any part Of the coHntry (conh cntn
y and free OF Postage" by mail Sold also by ~ l..
Rank & Co. Danvile, L. j. Fry Tamapna }. 4, Polk,
Mauch Lhunk and by lone Druggist in every Town and
city in the United States.
n. u. Look out for cuuuierfrits Ruy no Golden Pills
of and kind, unless every box is signed = d. Howe. All
others base imposition and unsafe, therefore,
you value your lives and health % say nothing Of be,
ing humbuggrd out Of your money! buy only Of those
who show the signature offs, ID. Howe every box,
which has recently been added, of recent
counterfeit OfthU Pills.
=, D HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New \ OTk
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GIVE US NoTIcE. Persons who have
changed their places of residence and de-
sire that their papers have different diroc-
tion, will please so inform us.
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GOVERNOR CuRTIN's WAR MESSAGE.
We publish elsewhere to day, Gov Cur
tins's War Message, to the Pennsylvania
Legislature, asking an appropriation of
half million dollars, for the defence Of
Pennsylvania.
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SPEND NOT WHAT YOU MAY SAVE"
but deposit it in the Franklin Saving
Fund, No 1856 South Fourth street, below
Chestnut, Philadelphia. They receive
special deposits at 4 per cent, interest, and
repay them without notice; other deposits
5 per cent, interest,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-13
M A r r I AG E. S

On Saturday, the 9th inst, by the Rev ID. J. Waller
Robefl sun, of Rupert, 10 Miss Margaret Bailey, OF
Danvlle.
On the 18th of February, al Monroe, Mich , by Rev
DT kendel, Mr. Telemacus Wynn, Of Williams Co
ONO To Miss Martha A. Boone, daughter OF Newton
Boone OF sburg, Columbia Co., Pa.
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Bay-If the person, who sometime since
became possessed of a large black umbrel.
la, on the head of which are engraved in
black letters, L. L TATE, is done with it,
its return to this Office will be very accept
able.
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WEAKNESS OF TIE STOMACH AND In
DIGEsTIoN.-Another Great Cure effected
by Bnrhave's Holland Bitters.-Thc wife
of Peter De Wittc, living in Holland
Town, Shcboygan county, Wisconsin,
suffered much from Weakness of the
Stomach and Indigestion. She had been
under physicians care for some time, but
the disease seemed to battle even his skill.
She purchased some Holland Bittcrs at
our office, which has given tone to her
stomach; her appetite and strength are
returning, and wo firmly believe that this
is another great cure effected by your
medicine.
We have still to record many wonder
full cures effected by this remedy, but
must wait another opportunity. One
thing you can rely upon, what VIC have
published are from persons much respect
cd in our community, and are literally
true j QUlNTUS,
Ed Shcboygan Nicuwsbodc, ,Sheboygan
Wis.
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Jgri,isu for the Coinm5id Democrat.
Lines to Charlie Connor T--e


With full round face and dimplcd chin.
And laughing, twinkling eyes.
With curly locks OF golden hue,
A heart too, free from sighs.
His little feet 60 bounding forth
In mischief, sport aud glee.
His laughing voice love to hear
In childish melody.
Happy Charlie with smiling face,
And laughing eyes so blue;
His pride is now as fathers pet"
And "mo,her's darling" too.
on may his life be always bright,
And grief to him unknown.
And to his parents may he prove
A true and loving son.
spfR 9th, 1851.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-13
IT SEEMS that James Redpath of Kan

IT SEEMS that James Redpath of Kan
sas and John Brown notoriety, was not,
as he doubtless should have been caught
and hung ,as stated. He has been to Hayti,
the paradise of the DaSkieS, and has edi-
ted very interesting little volume, enti'
tied ga Guide to Hayti" 1t ia valuable
in many respects, and although highly
colored, not to say unreliable, if it shall
induce all the free niggers to make the
Island their permanent abode and james
Rcdpath their President, we shall be de
lighted. Although full-blooded abolition
list he is forced to admit that Hayti is moi
what it once was, when one plain, 90
miles By @ to 10, produced 80 million:
pounds of sugar And he adds "this i'm
mense result is no longer obtained" will
he tell US why!
OF course he can't help styling the
South "that barbarous and blood stained
section of the Union" He says that il
Hayti there are no saw mills, no brick
yards, no shingle machines, and very few
ploughs. He says Hayti can outgrow Vir'
giDia in tobacco, the Carolinas in tar and
cotton, and hemp enough to hang every
friend to slavery in Missouri and Ken
tucky; land Redpath , Louisiana in su-
gar all creation in rice, and kept christen-
dom in coffee. We wish to gracious She
would 60 to work, for these articles are
rising. Win Rsdpath toll why Hayti does
not now do all, or any thing he claims she
ca7l doll Oh Jimmy, Jimmy.
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ORANCEVIlLE ACADEMY
IN & II TTJI r T.

NORMAL INST IT U f.
THE Third s.ss ION OF the present Academic year ot
l the Orangevilic Academ, and Normal lnsn'u'c'
vii open en- ~
For information in regard to expenses, aceommoiu.
tion &c see circular of january 2lst, or address
J. A. SHANK PRINCIPAL
Orangevilla, April l. 1861.
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sey- Messrs. Greasy & Co., sell cheap
goods at their new store, in Light Street.
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LIST OF TRtA i s,
For Nav Term, 1861.

1. r w. Kaher vs.. Daniel Neyhard,
Q, John Mullgan ct, al, vs.. s. Rhono.
3. A. .Crevelng VS.. A. Mellick et. all
Robert J Lyon VS.. NJ. Cox ct. al.
s Jacob R. slime vs.. Robert J. Lyons
4. Philip Winterstecn W.. V. Winterstocn.
:. John Pealcr VS. Daniel Edgar et al.
4. Lewis Lavenberg ct. al VS. J. Dyer.
Q. Wolf, Wcstler Co. vs.. ID. +. Seybef'.
10. solomon Sterner vs.. Abraham Snyder.
II. Isaiah Shuman W. ]. L. Shuman.
y, Henry Gearhart VS.. Isaiah Shuman.
II. Joseph Lockard VS.. Jas. Pennington.
IA. Ezekiel Shultz vs.. J. Pennington ct. al
IS. Henry Traugh VS. w y. Insurance Co
l6, Richard Torby vs. d. r. Seybert.
Il. w. Burgess ct. al. vs. A. J. AlbertsoH.
ls. Ez skicl Cole vs. the twp. Of Benton.
10 James Shields ct. al. VS.. | Shuman.
on Geo Ewes vs. Zpbulan X. Shuts vt. al.
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Nem A0pertis
G. r A Pc WIN Il S

VouNG VINES Of two years, Of "Millers Bureun
Il dy" with beautiful roots, can be had also Peach
Treos from seed Of tho choicest yereties i called to'
soon. 80 HENRY LUfPlNeEk
Bloomsbury, April 10, 1861.
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Those E.abOring Under

ckness eau at once relieve themselves from hc thou
sand maladics that flesh is heir TO- II they VIII only
flInw the counscls OF naturt aud take the medicine
which hest assists hir in her operations That
cine is the Vegetable Life Medicines Of Dr. MoyfAr.
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nlSEn The Carlisle ToI,iut5er wopdo,

Bag" The Carlisle Tolunteer wonders
why it is, that so many papers are entire
ly quiet or indifferent over the passage of
the swindling railroad bills. The reason
is very plain to MS, brother Bratton.-
They have been led into temptation.
-C6luDtbio Democrat.
No doubt about that. We verify be-
lievo that two.thirds Of the papers in the
State have been bought up by the Penn
sylvania RAILROAD Company. These
papers were to remain quiet, or defend the
recreant members who voted for the re-
peal of the tonnage tax, as circumstances
required. We think we can name the
amount some editors received, as well as
the amount paid to some members of As
sembly.-CWiisle Tolantesr.
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DEA T HIS.

In surarloaf twp, Colnmbin county OH Tuesday last
MI, Philip Fritz aged about u yesis
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" THOMAS w. MATTsoN, Received the Prize
Medal ~ The Worlds Fair in London lS5l for TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, Boots shoes and Gums, Great induce.
ments are now offered to purchasers Of the above ai.
Ces This is much the largest stock Of trunks Carpet
Bags Nallces &c in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
NO. lOl Market Street. one door above 18th, South side
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-13

1Hs GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM or THE USIoS-
Philadelphia possesses the most splendid Clothing En-.
porioum in the country II is splcnpid as regards the
paatal structure in which the immense business cf the
establishment is conducted, aud it is equally splendid in
respect to its great facilities and vast resources But 10
its patrons its chief attractions are first the elegance
of the garments for Gentrmcn and Youths nIanuCac.
tured there secondly the beauty and durability Of the
materials, and the superior excellence of the 6t and
lastly the moderate prices a which the goods ara sold
We refer in thus description, to none other than the
Brown Stona Clothing Hall of Rockh K Wilson Nos
6O3 aud 6Oj Chesnut street, Philadnphia
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-04-13
The Cost of Entertaining a
President
From tho Harrisburg Patrio, & Union.

Mr.. Lincoln arrived in Harrisburg on
the afternoon of the 22d of February, was
escorted from the cars to the Jones House,
where he made a speech, dined, was escor-
ted to the Capitol, made another speech, +,
suppcd, and then escaped to Washington,
disguised with a "Scotch plaid cap and
long military cloak" The select commit
tee which had charge of these arrange.
mcnts have reported to the Legislature a
bill of s2,ll5 as the expense occasioned
by the reception and entertainment. The
State is called upon to foot this bill. The
items are thus stated without going into
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-12
Government Spies.

Jt appears that the Federal Government
has spies visiting the South; and we learn
from the Washington correspondence of the
Philadelphia North American that there was a
Cabinet meeting On the night OF the 9th inst
convened to hear a report from one of them
who "has recently been through the entire
South" According to the statement of the
correspondent, this spy is person of little
more judgment and candor than Northern
men generally who visit the South. His in
formation is thus reported
He says there is but one appreciable feel
ing or sentiment throughout the entire conn.
try. They feel that their rights are denied
them, their liberties infringed, and their
homes and fresides about to be invaded. and
for these causes are determined to give freely
their time, their treasure, their blood, their
all. He says there is not hamlet or a town
where there is not squad or a COMPANY OF
volunteers; that the young men practise daily
with their rifles, and the young ladies en-.
courage them by their smiles and thei,
work.
These are more correct Impressions thar
many which have found their way into ths
newspapers of the Southern States. IfMr
LINCOLN is not a simpleton, he will learr
from them the desperate character of the wal
he has undertaken to subdue people d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-12
Southern Transports OverhauIed at
Pensacola.

MOBILE, May S.-The transports Dick
Keys and Henry Lewis left here yesterday
for Pensacola, loaded with provisions. They
M, where they were stopped by the United
States steamer Powhattan, boarded by the
officers of that vessel, and their papers and
cargo examined.
Commodore Porter then granted them per-
mission to proceed to Pensacola, remarking
that be thought Bragg missed the use of
boats for conveying his troops to Santa Rosa
Island, and that they would be badly whip
ped after Bragg got them there.
While the Dick Keys and the Henry Lewis
were rounding to and getting under weigh,
the United States sloop-of-war Brooklyn
came up, and ordered them TO follow her to
the frigate Cabine. Through some misun-
derstanding the Dick Keys had got under
weigh for the bar, when the Powhattan and
the Brooklyn both fired across her bow. She
then rounded to. when boats with armed
men came alongside, and were put aboard Of
her. The transports were then compelled to
lay under the guns of the Sabine until this
morning, when Lieut.. Brown endorsed upon
their papers a warning not to attempt an
entrance of the harbor, as they would be
seized, the officers and men sent North az
prisoners of war, and the boats sold a.
| prizes.
The Powhattan followed the Dick Keys
and the Henry Lewis on their return home
unhi they passed the mouth of the Perdidc
nver' They arrived here safe this evening
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-12
Letter from Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, May 2, 1851
Editors Patriot:-This city is almost con-
verted into a military camp. Over 12,0 900 sol
dierSare now under arms and ready for service
at the tap of the drum. Thousands arrive
daily from every quarter of the State, and
other States of the South, and are again or
dered to march to other quarters where it
would be most probable their services will be
most required. Alexandria is the principal
point of attraction today, as the Admins
tration have signifed their intention to take
the city. A large body of well armed troops
were despatched there to-day and another
regiment will be sent tomorrow. Several
artillery companies have received marching
orders. (sealed). Arlington Heights are I'M
occupied. The troops at Harper's Ferry
have changed their quarters to the heights OF
the town, making the defense doubly sure.
The number of troops stationed there is va
riously estimated. All points are guarded.
and great vigilance is observed. All the
machinery, &C., for making muskets will be
removed during this week to safer quarters.
The founderies in this city are turning out
large numbers of cannon and muskets daily.
Unarmed volunteers are being supplied as
fast as possible. The old Dominion is
aroused fiom centre to circumference, and
determined to resist the tyranny of Lincoln.
They seem now to behold the curtain as it
rises in the first act of that dread and por-
tentious drama of freedoms battle against
infidel aggression and barbaric violence
battle to which Virginia, the revered
and honored mother, in her serried ranks
now marshalling on the field of war, calls
her gallant sons from town and country, from
city and plain. from mountain and valley;
and CALAMITY has that call been answered,
shouting coward to the battle field" with
uplifted arms, nerVed by the God of Justice,
to strike the blow which shall shiver Into
pieces the chain forged by fanatical abolition
ism to bind and shackle the fair form of Vir-
ginia. Yours, &c, G. F. a.