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Gov. Curtins Appointments.

We are informed that Gov. Curtin has
made the following appointments;
Secretary of State-Eli slifer, of Union
county.
Deputy Secretary George ". IIamor-
sly, of Philadelphia
Attorney General-Samuel A. Purvi'
ance, of Butler county.
Whiskey Inspcctor-William Butler OF
Rlifllin county.
Physician of the Port of Philadelphia
DR.. Clark, of Philadelphia.
Messenger to the Goyernor-somuol
Miles of Centre county.
Adutant General--James s. Negley ,oi
Pittsburgh.
Western Flour Inspector--Thomas Col
lins, of Pittsburgh.
Scaler of Weights and Mcasures,--J
D. Owens, of Pittsburgh
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"HE WHO has Four and spends Five
has no need of Purse" nor of Saving
Fund ; but, che who has fvo and spends
four has need of purse, and will soon
realize the truth of the maxim, IA little
but often fills the purse and he will then
need Saving Fund to receive what the
purse cannot contain, and by depositing it
in The Franklin Saving Fund, No. 1876
South Fourth Street, below Chestnut, it
Will bear per cent interest, which added
to the principal, will illustrate the maxim,
"it is the atoms which compose the noun.
tain"
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Excitement at Aarpor's Ferry,

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.-There was con.
siderable excitement at Harpers Ferry
yesterday, growing out of reports of gath
rings of armed people in Charlcstown and
Martlnsburg to prevent U. States troops
taking possession of the United States
property. The citizens of Harpcr's Fer.
ry, however, assured them that their con.
Germ about the matter was unnecessary
on the rcquisition OF Superintendent Bar.
oour, IS dismounted dragons had been
sent from Carlisle to the Ferry, to act as
guard for the government armory and
other property there.
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S PECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUDoiCO'S GUidtn FILLS for Females.

'tah5ts II correcting reHia'i7g n"d rrmOeiHg all OBJ.
StructioaS, from rha'eGcr cause, and aitcdys
snreeSsJH as prsrehtire.
The Combination of Ingredients in DR.. DuponcO )
Go den III Is are perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice Of old Dr. Duponco
thirty years, and thousands OF ladies' testify
10 r grrnt ani meyer iaiing in almost every
rasr, III correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
Distressing rnstrui,ion particularly AT the change of
life. From lrc to ton pills viii that conmOn yct
dreadful compliant tn! Whites. Nearly every female
in the land suffers from this complaint. The above nil
has permanently cured thousands, will eur, you il
you use them. Til cannot hnrm you, the contrary
they remove distractions rrsturc nature to its prop
channel and inyigoratc the whole system. LndIss
whose health viii not permit increase of Family,
VIII find these pills successful preventive.
These lis sluud not be taken during the first three
months of pregnancy, thay Ia bring mis-
carriage; but at any other time th"y are saf'.
Prize, 81 per box. Sold, wholesale and rrtail, by
NJ HAGEN nuCH UrurciSt
Sole agent fer bloomsbury, Pa
To whom all orders must he sent Ladies' bv send.
ing Him 90 10 thr bloomsbury Post Oicr can have
these pills any part Of til" cosutry, (cnnfdenia
ly) aud free of Postage" by mail. Sold also by n. L
Rank & Go. Danyi', L. j. Fry, Tamaqua, j. A. Polk
Iauch thank, aud by zone Druggist in every Town and
city in thr United states
r. B Look out for eountcrfrts. Fuy no Golden Pills
Of and kind unless every boX is signed : D. Howe. All
others are base imposition aud unSHf,, therefore,
you value your ives aud health 10 say nothing Of he
ing hInbuggrd out 0f your money! buy only of those
who show the signature Of u. Howe on every box
which has recently been added on account Of recent
count rfciI OF the Pills.
Sd HOWE
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Dec o. 1Ek0-Iy.
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MoFFATs LIFE PILLS.-The high and envied &C.
lcbry which this preeniucn medicine has acquired for
its nvariabc efficacy in all diseases which profrsscs
to cure has rendered the usual practice of ostenatOus
pulling not only unnecessary but unworthy Of them -
They known by their fruits their good works testify
for them, aud they hrive by the faith Of the crcdu
lous In all Of cOsliveness, dyspepsia, bill iOus
aud liver Affections, piles, rheumatism, fevcrs 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
cry patient
Dr. Moiat's Phoenix Brrs, will bc'fnund equally cf
1cucious in all cases ofneryOus debility dyspepsia
headache the sickness incident to females in delicate
health ani every kind of weakness Of the digestive or
gans For Sale by W. d. MoIiat 335 broadway New
York aud by medicine dealers aud druggists generally
throughout the country,
February II, IsGO-12m.f
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POSTSCRIPT.
Latest by Telegraph.
REINTORCEMENTs FOR MAJOR
ANDERSON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--The steamer
Star of the West, which sailed from New
York on Saturday, was chartered at the
order of Gen. Scott, aud took full sup
ply of provisions for Major Anderson, and
$50 men under Lieut.. Bartlets. She ought
to have been heard from at Charleston to-
day.
p S-she was fred into, by the Sc
cessionsts, at Charleston,-[ED. DEN.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination of Robert NJ. Welsh, of Penn
,ylvania, as Secretary of Legation at Paris,
and Samuel Lilly, of New Jersey, rs Con-
sui General at Calcutta, (India,) vice
Charles HufTuagle, deceased.
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THANKS to Messrs. KLINE, Bound and
BRowER, of Harrisburg, for public docu
mentS.
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THE advent of the new year, which has
just opened upon the world, under cir.
cumstances of general favor-sccession and
disunion, cxcepted--fnds our people pur-
suing the even tenor of their way, passing
to and fro, as long has been their wont,
for the purpose of buying Cheap Goods,
at BETlLE's Store, in Light Street.
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C,NTrsTED SEAT.--D. L. Chaplin,
Esq, contests the right of Lewis Pughe
to a scat in the Legislature from this coun-
ty. The facts IN the case are simply, that
Mr.. Chapin was fairly elected by clear
majority but the election board (Which
wa mostly Black Republican, threw out
of the count 80 votes for Mr.. Chapiu be-
cause of an alleged error in his middle
name--and then gave the certificate to
Mr.. Pughe, claiming for him majority
of 26. The Supreme Court has already
decided that the middle name of man
was of no moment when it was known
there was no man of that name in the
community. The committee was drawn
on Thursday last, and is exclusively Re-
publican, so that notwithstanding the de-
ci.on of the Supreme Court, we have
not very strong hopes of Mr.. Chapin Sc
curing his rights.-Lus@ne Union.
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Henry D. Moore, of Philadelphia, was
on Tuesday last, elected State Treasurer.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
saturday. January tS, 1861.

JAcoD THOMPSON, Secretary of the In.
terror, has resigned.
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CHANGE OF 1INE

HJVTER APRANG EMENT.
Delaware, Laokawanna and Western Rail Road
tt. srss - {arcy1H1 On and after Monday Dec 24th
fssS SsA * 1870, trains will run fulluws
EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS,
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Hon. JonN BRIsBIN, Sup't., of the Del
aware, Lackawana & Western Rail Road,
has our thanks for favors conferred.
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BLooMsBURG & CAMBRIA MAIL ROUTE
Mr.. Chester *. Hughes, of Cambria,
has become the Proprietor of the Blooms.
burg and Cambria Mail Route and drives
the Coach himself, attending to all business
in his line with care and punctuality. Mr.
Hughes has fine new Coach and excel.
lent steeds. lie is an accommodating
young man and deserves liberal patronage.
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EXP RESS PAS,


NTVN INT SUI TIT
The Night Express Train
East, on the y. Y. & Erie,
X. X, arrives at Great Bend.
at 8 q 4. Nj
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TIE "Chri>tian Advocate and Journal" ;"
the timc.honorcd organ of the great Meth
olist Episcopal Church, has entered upon
the 3dth volume of its existence. 1t spor $
new sco'lopcd heading and handsome
new dress, with visible and important i'm.
provements. We have pcru,ed its contents
with increased interest, whilst We admire
the ability with which it is conducted, and
accord to its every feature full approba-
ton
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-01-12

MoNToUR AMERICAN, JuNIoR.--Mas
ter WILBUR G .BaowER ,-son ofIr Broac-
"-has favored us with copy of his spicy
little sheet, bearing the above title, con-
taiuing besides many other matters of in
tcrest, his Annual Address. This is the
fourth year, that our young friend has is.
sued his Junior American We are also
gratiticd to observe, that Master Brewer.
has been chosen Messenger to the State
Senate.
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The PEOPLES RESTAURANT, just open
ed in the basement Of the white frame
house, on Main Street, formerly occupied
by Jacob Lush, by our worthy young
friend Mr.. JACOB j.. GInroN,-familiorly
known, about town, as "Cooncy, lis the
place to Get substantial refreshments. Mr..
GIRToN is very accommodating gentle
man, and draws around him hosts of friends
and customers. He keeps at all times the
fresh anil genuine bivalves, to suit the wants
o! every order of cpicuroaus.
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Our readers may remember good D-
nloguc published by us sometime since,
which referred incidcntlly to that good,
staunch old Journal for the F,rm, Gar
"'m and Ho"StboM. The publishers card
now appears in our advertising columns
and We recommend all our readers, whcth.
er residing in country or village, to re-
spond to his invitation to try the Agric"t-
t"rin for a year We feel quite sure that
the dollar it costs will be a good investment
When you write for it please say it was
upon our accommodation, and we will
guarantee you good satisfaction. We have
received the first number of the goth vol,
ume of the Agric&hWia, which indicates
valuable treat to all who subscribe fol
this volume.
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"A Cure Harrented, Charge Made in from Ons Il
THO Days.
NO MERCURY OR NAusEoUs DRUGS USED.


Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges Of the
United States, aud the greater part of whose life
spent the first Hospitals Of London Paris Phils.
del phia and elsewhere, has elected of the
tonishing cures that known many troubled
with ringing in the head aud when asleep great
being alarmed at sudden sounds bash
liness with frequent husbing attended sometimes with
dcrauCement of mind were cured Immediately.
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GER TRAINS.


Passengers FROM N. York
Leave Pier No. .. North
River, at I % A. NJ,
Or foot Of Court.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN

The Express Passenger Train South connects at the
Junction with 81 r. W. TIan on thr Central Road, for
Seth hehcm, nauoh hunk, n aiding harrisburg &c.
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Persons calling for the above letters. will please say
they are advertised.
L. B. RUPERT, p. NJ
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Who havc injured thmselves by a certain practice
ndulgcd in when alone habit frequently learned on
evil companions, at schOohe effects of which ars
nightly felt when asleep, and if cured render
marriage impossible, and destroy both MUD and body
should apply immediately,
What pity that young man, the hope of his ecrntry
nnd the darling Of his parents, should be snatChcd from
all prospects and cnOlments of life by the consequen
of deyatng fron the path of nature and ndulgAI
u h"h.. So
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should reflect that sound mind and body the most
necessary requisites To promote conunbnl happnes
Indted without these the journey through life becomes
u weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens To
the view the uind becomes shadOwed with despair d
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
OF another becomes hlighted win our own,
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST, Bdltimsre, Nd
ALL SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED.
n. 6.-Lct no false mOdesty prevent you but apply
immediately either personally or by Letter
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Mem 11ublitdlions.
Now ReAy:
A PPLETON's RAILWAY GUIDE,
IA FOR THE MONTH Or APRIL.

CoyryyTs oy APRIL KUsBKH;
I-JNSTRUCTIONS TO TNANELEkS.-See hoIt PAGE
u-RAILWAyS AND THEIR PROGRESS; The Great
Pacific Rei~sy-s Bill to secure Contracts and make
proyi,ion for the safe certain end speedy Trans
poItstion, by Railroad Of Mails, Troops, Munitions Of
WGT Military and Naval Stores, between the Atlantic
States those Of the Pacific and for other purposes
McGregor and Missouri River Railway Illinois Cen
tfsl Rsilway; Illinois Farming Stste Total mum.
Der of Miles Of Rsilwsy projected and 10 operation In
the United States; Ocean Steam Msil Contracts An
uuai Report Of the Western (Mass) Railways missis'
,ippi aud Tennessee Railway Memphis ard OLio
Railwayj Tonica and PcteIsbafg RAilw.y III
UI.-SHEFFIELD AND ITS MANUFACTURES.
W.-ANECDOTEs AND INCIDENTS or TRAVEL; On
Dross; The Dsconrolste Widow Black Mzt-the
Slave who sei Lis own Master; The Captains Joke
"Ssye the Man With the Red Hsir.r
V-lNDEX TO UPWARD OF 1000 OF THE PRINCE
PAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES AND
N-UEITED STATES TINE INDICATOR, showing the
difference Of Time between the various Cities Of the
UIited States. Including San frAscisco California,
sDd London England-wih Illustration.
VH-APPLEToNs RAILWAY GUIDE COUNTING
HOUSE CALENDAR.
villa LARGE EEW MAP OF TIE RAILWAYS OF
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADAs.
IY-TBROUGH ROUTES 10 and from EewYoTt, Phils.
oelphs, Baltimore, Buffalo, Cleveland. Toledo,
Chicago Cincinnati, 81. Louis &c, With Maps aud
other information IelstinR to the Iesdics Of
travelling TO and from ali the principal Giles scah,
xA LIST ' OF PROMINENT HOTELS IN THE
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNION.
Y-A CAZPTTEER OF THE UNITED STATES, ~.
ranged under the separate Maps of Rai!wayL :
SII-SEVERTY-fIvE MAPS OF THE PRINCIPAL
X1rI.-NEW TIMETABLES, conse,edio date.
ann " d. APPLETON Co., Publishers
Noe. ~ aud as Broadway.
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A PRACTICAL IREtAIiSE On Ihh IN
Ire CAusEs ASD EyYyoTs, Irs Rsscy.L AND PREVENTION
., %.aSGE SsT.onsy tsiSII BY T :Sp L. wisxss Walls.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YoRK sE,n-wEEKLy TRIBUNE is
publ,hed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. 1868 tMarch 29F
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The Tariff oflasi The Cen
G' q r P Pd, s SPSsSss SgyefE New
gonsi Curious Projects Editorial Paragraphs.
uExTRA SESSION or THE UNITED STATES
Ill FROM EUROPE.
IV..HEw-YoRK LEGIsLaTURE' Proceeding In the
Senate and Assembly.
y..THy pRo-sLAvERY REBELLION, Summary Of
tho Latest News
the South. Correspondence Of Then. T. Tribune.
VII .FROM GEORGIA. The slsvo Trade.
VIII THE POSITION or RHODE ISLAND. Core
spondence OF The n. Y. Tribune.
IXLhTEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
From WAshington-SPecsl Dispatches to Tho ~ l.
xrHE SOUTHERN Forts Fort rtstsa. sts1sh. :, 18th
plies Collision PTobabiei The Post TO Dc Msin'
XI..PROM EUROPE.
XII. THE NEW GOVERNMENT EXPLAINED BY
ITS VICE-PREsIDEHri Speech Of the Hon Alex
II. stephens ct Savannah, I'D inst
xIII PRAMLEY PARSONAGE; By Anthony rrollope
XIV THE SILVER CoRDi by Shirley BIsoss
XIV INTERESTING TO FARMERS; Cultivation OF
Flowers.
XVI AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XyII.THE REIGN OF RUFFIANIsAi Southern Chv'
airy; A WoInsn's Story.
xyuIA WIPES ACCOUNT OF HER HUSBANDS
MURDER: The Reign OF Terror In TsIa'
XIX. MISCELLANEOUS.
A.THE VOICE or A PATRIOT. Correspondence OF
The II. Y. Tribune.
XXI. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING MA
TiohAL UNITY.
XXI. .GLEANINGs FROM SOUTHERN NAILS.
XIII. PROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
XIV. FROM CALIFORNIA.
XIV. NAVY AND ARMY IETELLIokScE.
XXVI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVII. POLITICAL
XVIII. PERSONAL.
xxx. ..NIGHT-EoTEs
XXX COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Eepcrts o. the
Stock, Money, Cotton, Grain aud Cste Maftes
specially Reported for The N. y. Tribune.
XXII WEEKLY REVIEW on THE SEW-YORk DRY
GOODS MARKET.
XXXu. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861.
XxxIlI. THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861.
Tsnxs-One Copy year. S3. Two copies one year.
95. Five Copies, year. S11 20. Ten Copies TO one
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NTERRY's MUSEUM.-THE APRIL NUM-
ISE BER NOW READY-In consequence Of the great hre
e. No. I6 Nsssaus have removed the oree to NO ils
Futon-st, up slairs, Where The trade viii be supplied.
J. ~ STEARSS & Co.
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MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKINGMEN.
The attention entepising and industrious portion Of the
community directed 10 the following and liberal In
duceuents offered them by the .-..
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
Which as they win perceive, vii enable shem By proper
Nv industry 10 provide comfortable sDd
anen homes for themselves and families WITH comparatively
speaking, very little capital; .a.sa H...s
LANDS OF ILLINOIS.
No State in the Valley Mssippi great an TO-
dcenen settler the State Of Illinois There 20 kor-
world all of the conditions OF climate and so %
admirably combine produce ose great staples corn and
wheat, IS the prairies Of Illinois.
RICH ROLLING PRAIRIE LANDS.
The deep rch oam Of the prsies 10 cultivated With ssch
wonderful facility that the farmers Of the EssisIn and Msdo
States moving Illinois In es. numbers The area Of I'D
nos about equal thar Of England and The soil so eh ths
1t will support twenty millions Of people,
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These land, contiguous Railroad 700 miles 10 length,
thus ssordng an unbroken with the Eastern ard
Southern markets.
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far capital and labor applied to deveopsth tho
soil the Of the State In Coal snd Iron arc
almost untouched nysabe rule that the mechanic arts
op,b best where iood and fuel chespes, viii follow G an
illinois; and IN the Of the next ten years we
Of tho warrant the beef hat az
least FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE viii be en-
gsged IN the State Of Illinois In the various Misunderstanding en-
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A SPLENDID PORTRAIT
MRS. YELVERTON,
TIE HEROINE IN THE LATE GREAT
EROLiSH SCANDAL CASE,
with fn iperesttnc ard complete Hstoy Of ell the psrtie
eorcerned Review Of the Tidal, Chnacte'islic Letters o
AND OTHER STARTLING PARTICULARS,
viii bsfoUnd In to.morrow's .r
REW.YORK COURIER.
For sale everywhere ,,,s,
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MESSRs. TICKNOR & FIELDS
WI PUBLISH THIS DAYS
THE SABLE CLOUD;
SOUTHERN TALE
WITH NORTHERN COMMENTS
"A SOUTH si5E s"S VIEW nSi't OF SLAVERY"
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urn forth her oliver lining on the Comu'
cosrESrs.
Chapter, I-ne.h and Burial o. . Slave, Iuf.Tt
IH.-Morbd Northern CoDscence.
W-Re-outions for Convention. ,
V-The Good Northern Lady's Letter ffom the South
vii-owncisiip in Msn.-The OLD Te,tamen, Slavery.
x-b.cu..iou in Philemon. Church a, the Return of
unesimus.
N-The Future.
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