Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, June 15, 1861, Image 1
MPT A DEMOCRAT, UU1 -v.,,- AND BL00M8BURG GENERAL ADVERTISER. JL LEVI L. TATE, Editor. ffVOL. 15-NO. GBUMBIADEMOORAT. itUHLISIlED EVERY SATURDAY, 11 V LEVI L. TATE. IN LLooMsnuna, Columbia county, r.i. o l'TFTb e ' fO tltiek tittUtlngt cfpoiile the Parking?, ? 1-9 iy (AC ivuri iffUJe. "jjcmviruiis icuu t(arnr, ,t,lh TERMS OF 8U116CIUPTION. i$t.00 In advance, for one copy, for iix numtlif. I" mlvanrn, for one ny, one year, A 00 If not I within the ttrrt three monthi. 2 M If not -mid wilh In the first alx months. 2 SO If not pa lil within thoytnr. tt?"Ni siilMcrlpttnn taken for 1pm tliin lt months, inj no piper discontinued uutit all arrearages shall have ,tct?f..nd. , 0?'CtiItnflrvADTiiTiKMESTilnsprtoJ,n!(l Jon Work executed, at the tAMbllshediirtccii. "lULTIMOHKLOok'nOSPIT.VL. I) It. JOHNSTON, VpItRfmitiderof ttiii Cil brntcd Iritlt(itlnn( nUVrs the X ntont certain, itpi'L-tly unit only rtl.-Ltu.il reim-dy in thfr.wuU for t'lroctafntriii 'He, r!mftiiri',H.'min:il vw.ik. neat, Tain in the Loin-, Constitutional lHbilit, Im-m-onttf',".Uiaki.rm of th.j Jl.uk ami I.hn!), AiiitJiiuin ! tha KlJiwyc, r-ilnitatlon ol tlu Heart, lili-'j'li. ,rr voui Irritatiiliiy. Uhlmiiu of ih'( ltua.1, TIipmI. N'dfu or tikin.oml nil tlnMu bitI-jih ami intlaiulioly HUordurb arinlng from llu U-trurtive lnhits uf Vuuth, whiih dc. flrpyi hoth hud)' ami iiunj. 'J'hedu w'cr.'t j.nil Military practices, are moru fatal to llu'ir irlimntlmn the nu;z,f tho tfyrL'in lu tli i iii.iriiifru L'lyjtscri, lilihtiiiK llu'ir inot briHlont hopea and anticipations rui tiering in.i m.tg' ii. Impossible. . t M.IM.C,V Marrl-nl persons, or Voiing Mm rontcmplaliii mar rinse, l ln nw.iru nt pli ehnl ui'.iktx i. organic itrahili ty, deformities, Ate, blioitlJ iinmcdi.it.'ly coiiiiuU Iir Juhmton, and bn ti-ton-l to purlct t luali ti. It Why places liinuull umlur thu care ( Or, Jtiluutnn, 1 may rtlMioiidly conit lo in hit honor u n iH'iitlunun, uiid coniidciuiy rely upon iitHfkiu tin n piiyiria:i. uitHAMr Wi:.KM.tfd imniediattly curftJ ami lull mor n-hlort-d. 'lliU iIl tJ-',iiL' ii Ilia pi-iialiy most Iru'incntly ;ild by Ihoflu nliu h.tu liL'i'oine tlx victim of improper ituinldi'ii clutti i"UHi trioiH iiru too apt to onunit i-Xcti i'hiiii hot tK'in? avs.irc of Hut tlruadtn coii)i.-i(L-im- iti.il n..i etuue. iav h i th it und rft.iiulx tin1 fiiliii'it u ill nrc'. tend to deny tit it tlu pantr ul procri'tiimn lost Kduner uy inost'iJinnyinio nnprop'jr ii.iimu iii.itin) Hi- prudent, jtefided luiiii ilenrived iii tins tdaioire ul lii'.-ilihv nif uprinjts, thf m-j't serious and (telrmtiu f mpiuniH to uuui Douy a a a ininn nri e. j ne ) fit'in netonn ueran cd; thu physical and mental powers ueaketicd, iktvmu ilv'tiility, d) hp-pii i, palpit-ition ot thu li.-ait, inili't'rtiou, aWttitin ot Hi j fiaioe.Cujli, )mploiiid of Cuhhtunp tion. &f. rx" Otlicp. So, 7 South I'm or n k Ktufu, ceii i!mr from Ililtiniore fir- -t, K.ft t 1. tip tli i-pt, llo par ticular in tht(riii!r thoXV.MII and 'Nl'MliKIt, or jou will nititakt- th place A Cure H'arreatfii, tir no Ckargt Jrfrfr, in from One to VVtf tun . NO MlilUJUUV Oil .VAIJMi'H'ri IRU(W i'hi;d. Mjiiber of the Upy.nl t'olicjro i.f rtnrirron. nt hnndon. (Jfalnil Ir-tiaoa it the n.i-i i-i.im i.t it 11 jla . i th. liiitlad HUtf. anl tint (rrt'at-r part of wloneli, Ins been fpent in the ilrt IldepitiiU o London. I'.nt-t, I'lul.i-itulldii.-iand clieil 're, hid i-ItWtjd ho.ne d" th inot tonuhln? cures that wen our known; in.my truld"i1 with' ringing in tlitli-'.id and ear uli-n at-h--p. tnat nt'ryouiiifn, h -uvi ul irnud at pud'lcn foiiad mid b iU fulniM. v ith Ire-pi.-nt IthiIuii!!. att n n-d honu tj.acA ul. doraitji'iueiit of minl, wit. rnrcd imiii'ti it Jy. a (TiifAiN iu&i;am;. W'liftn tlictnlsiriii !d and fmpriidt m votirv if .-niirf find ha h lit lailitln-il tlx' M-cdn ot tin-1 iniiul uin a too often happens tit tt an ill tim ,1 -.oil-.' nf -h.)m" or dread of di-o.ov ry, deter a Jiiniirn.fi applj my lo tlioM wh'J from I'dncatlnuan-i rop i taljihn ran aon. u -fri nd him, delaying 1 ill the coiiatitutlonury ttj (i.ptotim ot tin horrid dfi-aiie in ikis tli.-ir appi ar uic nalt tia nlrcrat sore thru it, ili-if-ajed noie, iiuitnic, pan.a in iheli-an and lliiib. (UmmHof ii?ht daaiio'iSH, nodt-n rn ih,. Pkni b i4, an J arnn, M nra on tmr h'Hd f ip' an 1 Mri m tiflf, proirn-jixi I'MhUi rapidity, till nt 1 t-t I'm pal tit-( th'i nuutli a'ld leu i.t t'l- tifwi' 1 ill in mid th a i jni o tlila dett '.isa bjoiai'i-ta horrid i-hjef tuf tomniM-ieiuiion till 'death putrf a period tnhls dnM'iful Aiiir'rlni;. l.j m n ti'iUliliii t' "lh.it haiirn t fiuni ncu no travel. t re mrtii," To yiich, th irPior l)r. Juiinnton pidam him iilf lonri'ior- th ' inat in loaldi M-crery. und trom Jm-t-itL'tiilve praitiui to ili-i lirt-t llnpitali t f Europe and An'rica, li i.ui tontid ntly r runiiiieml mi- and npecdy care to the iinfiirtniiati- vulitnof tlii- h irrl I dueaM-. TAKi: 1'AUT1CI'!AII NDnui:. Dr. J.' a 1 Irexxea all thou who havu inj jred tlujujclvcB by priratif ani improper induU nre. Ihese arc oni' of the bad and nnl.iiirhnlv clHittH pro duced by earl) habit ofjo-ith, viz. Wiuknes ot the Hack and liliiibi IViln In thn Iliad, Ilium m of i"ht I.otfi 4fMmrul.tr I'tiuer, l'ali it-iiion of 111.- Iliart, lij. IK'psia; .Vi'rvti.iH Irnital'illiy, lieraiiccniont of luge tive runtt ions, (i.mi ral Debility, fjinpUiiu.. uf c'oiuumu lion?cr. MKNTAI.IiY The f -arf.it pfilrtd upon tlu mind are much to be dreaded, l,n-H of Miinnrv, L'onfiiitn of Idi.na Upreitiiou of thy spirit 4, ilvil 1'or -bo luiii', Aver tion of rtociety, Tunity, .c, nn- come of the Mil produetd, Thousand of pi-rcoun uf nil agcif tan mm judiiu what j I thtfc.u of tli ir detlining Jo-alth. Koo-ijit tlcir vigor, beconiin-j weak, pale and I'liiaiiat d, hivitij! t-m 1 rular abp'-nranc about thecjc. cou0'li ami fjinptoiii oi 1 ConcUinitllun. ,w ox's ivvicoiiativc iu:mi;uv ruu OIKlANK.' WUAKNXSA By tliU great uiid important remedy, uiMkne uf the organs aru fjierdily cured, und full vigor rot-tored. Thounand of the moi-t iifrvuiia and dtbilitated, who had lost all hip. have been Jinnifdjat'ly relieved. Ail itiipdiai9ntst to .M.irriatre, VJijciial and .Mental IJiiuali ncatioii.'NVrvouri Irrntability.Tn mblingjiaiid Weaklier ur bxhauitjtioii of th? most fearful kind, kpecdih cured by lloctor Juiin?ion. - VOL'NT, MRV. Who hive injured thuiiielve by n fprtain prartict, indulged In vvlu alnno :i hubit fri 'piriitly learned from evil conipaniuiM, or at Hclmol-the i in.-it of vvliUh are nightly Ml, tven vvlu-n asleep, and if iiotruriil n-ml ecu Jinrriage iniixH-fild-!, and dettro) both mind and bodv, should apply iinm"iliat ly. What u jiilty tint young man, thf hope of hid rpitntry, and the dailing o UU parentJ, ehmiM bo tnntilied trmu Ul proappct an 1 1 nJomciit oflifj, by thu ioiih.-'p.' n res of deviating from tlie path of nature, and indulging in n lertaiu set ret habit, riuclt pmoiii belurw iuii tiropUUng. MARKIAGR phould reflect lint a sound mind and bo ly arc the iiinx tiecussary repiii(iuj to prnmotu ronunbi.il liappiuehn Indeed, vvltliom these thu journey through life In-tome- a weary. pilgriiuai;e, thu proxpert Jmurly darki-nsto the view; the mind become Fhadoued with decpairJt tilled with thu m.-laiit'li-dy retlection tint tho happinem of another become bliirlitd HU our own, urnuu no. 7 houtii fju:di:kick ht., mtihnare, mj ALU BUJttJR'AI, OrUltATlONrt I'liH I'Olt m j:n. N, H. It no fale mo lety previut jmt, but apply immediately rltlif r personally or bv Letter. tiUIN lililiAriCrf til'Kl'DII.V CL KKl). TU V7(VMt7.7t The nnny thousand cured at thi lnvtittit jmt vsithin th lait 13 yearn, and tint numerous important Hureical Operation perform d by Ilr. Johiuton, vvitnecbcd by the reporter of the paper and man) other pcroi, no rtices of which have appeared again and again before the tpuMic bpide hi standi nu u a gentleman of character -uid retponsibility.H n sultuifut unaraiittc to the ulllictu j , taki; noticj:, V.-n. There are bo many ianoraut nnd worthietu auarki hdverUing thprHPlve riiybiciaiiii, ruining the health of the already nUlictcd, that Ur. Johiiftou derm it noctiaary to nay, especially to thmo unacpiainUd with hi reputation, tint his credential and iliplonn ilivays hang lu hi oiiire, Qy-TAKiiNoutii. -All htur must be pot paid, and contain a poitojje utouip for the retdy, or no auivvcr will be. sent. MarchU, l3tU FRESH ARRIVAL -or 7UC'uplcr4?nPi) prateful for pa-t natrnnaire, rosnett IfjUy iuforma hUcitstiiiiieri aiiil tlirpubllcneneratly th&thebaJut received from tho Interne title, the largest aud muat iuleit stuck of -SPRING AND SUMMER Thnjiaiytt been opened in Illootnsliure, lo whirh ho invites thu allehtinu of Ins friends, and ns.lircs Ihem iliatllicy ntu utTercd fur salo at srest bargains. Hi Uuclc&jiii.priscs a largu assortment uf ;i.ubNTLU.Mi:N"3 wjiAnixc; apparel, CunMslUiyol Fasuionaeie Dress Cuts, of .-very des cription ;i Pauls, Vests, bhirls. CrtU'tiW Flocks, Cutluii UauakerchUlj, uioi cs, Euspcndcrs, Lt. 'GOLD WATCHES JEWELRY, Of every description, lino aud clicap. N, ll.-IUniemlier " Lsircuterx't Chirp Tellurium, -n auj ne. jvu diarso fur tiaminn unj ra. . , , iiaviii i.uivi w:r.i DWtnitur" Manh li'u . lu 1 jj i 15. IiLOOiMSJjUkG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA, lllMI ! I I . . e- IMPORTANT NATIONAL AVOKKS, ruBLisnnn nv i. aitmitov & co. 413 awl 415 Ilroadway Kciv York. The following vmrksaro seiittoPub'cribcrRinanypatt ofthu country, tupi receipt of retail price,) by mail or explOM prepaid t TIN. NI.W AMERICAN CVCI.OIM'.IHA : Dictionary of (irneral Knowledge. Kdlted by Ufohob HiriFTann i.iuRi.rs A. iiaia. aided by n numerous rv lect corps of writer In all branches of Ptlencies, Art and Llteroturtf. This work i being pnbllshed in about 11 page. ui. l lo M incluiiif.nro now rendy.eaclt contfllnlng iienrtf..'nw, original articles. An additional larmi ULiavo TOiuno-B, racn containing 750 two rnlintt loiimn ir n puiiuiiru once in atiout throe month rrito.inriuth.s:); Sheep, $J 5j Half Mor., 51 Half , The Sew Amrrican Cycloptrdia I popular w itliout we- ing up'rhrial, katm-d but not pedanlc, coniprehrn?ive out uairiJiui) ui'ifiuen, ireu uoin personal pi'pie nnd partyprejudfee, fn-fh aud yet accurate. It isn complete ptatemmt of all that is known upon rvrry important top. ic with tho i-cope of human Jiitrlligencc. Kviry Import, nnt nrtlflc in It Ins Iceiifpeclally written for its paawg ?y men whoara authorities npuii the topic on whirh th-yfpeak. Th y are reouin-d to bring the subject tipto the presdit moment to (datpJuM how it stands r,crr. All tlufctntistlral informalion is from th iffr rt ports; the genur iphiral arrounts keen pace with the latest exptort lions; historical matters include tin frehoftJust iewn thn bingraphlciil iiotaes not only Fpeuk ofthe dead, but also of in ! i I'm. It I a librarv of itself. AimiiKU-'UNriir tub ilmm ort'oNORrs-ti Ileingn poluir.it hist -ry oftht- United States, from the orania tinn of thf llrnt IV.icral Cmigrcrs in JTrfitto lClo. llda. rd nnd compiled bj IIou.Tiiomai II. Ut ntoh from the Of ficlat Heconls of L'ongrvh. The work will be complied In 15 rnyat octivo voliimos of 75(1 pages each 11 ofwhich arc now ready. An addi tional volume wiltbj published onto in three mnnt.'x. Cloth Si; Law Sh-rp, $15(1; Half Mor$l: Half Calf $1 ."ill einh. a wav or rUOlT.IN-d TIM. CYCI.OI'.KtHA, OK IiUftATlM. I'orin a club of four, and remit the price of four bnokF, an! live eoin"H wilt In fent nt the rnuittpr's t penie lor tarriag".nr lor ten nub-rib.r eleven enpic will be tent at our expen-cfor carnage. TO AOIiNTS. N'onlhr-r tt-nrkj irill.u lilmMlly rcnanl llici rrrtiolls rA!t'l'ti. As AntNt Wamli, i mis CitLMU Trriua tn.i li' Mum n un nri'liriitibn lo tlio Puli'iJicra. Nov.tli, 1-(,m. HO YOU If.IXT H llllKI IIS I mi you ivjt.vr musia:iis t do rou ii-.mtji .vusr.jciu:! no you itjucrji jituiv.icin:t ESelli sisliasns Celebrated STIMULATING ONGUENT, Vo tic Whhkcrs awl Hair. I "in. i,iil,rri!TH t tk-- jilon. tru in .innniimiiif. to the '. -us l .rii" i uil'-ll CLllfS, mat llit'i liavi , , S"1) i.t, ana urn huw tnaliluil to uit -rto ..iii'-ric.in ifiinir. uic nuuc juttly alinrutcil anil u nrl.l.rt'iuiu iK-iJ iirticle Tlu Siinml.itinc Diisucnt li iTrparnl lij' Dr C I' Ilcll IllSllillil. all rinhii-iit pliysni.ni of Lnlliliin. ami is u.ir ranted to ,ril ut a thick ml of Ulil.kclK or a Mu-fuli- in Irmn lliri'r M .i nr. l,s Tills arllile i tin only nn ..I tlukinil iiwlliy Ida rrencli, anil in I.nnaou ii,i Inns itis in iniit uril nss. it !a li niitifiil. i i'oiintnjctii, snntliina, trtRtimnlatine rimiio,ni,l, :.i llnjr as if l,y nunc t.jx.ii the ruols, tans inita lifantilul crowtii ft Itnutlaui liilr. IfaptilivJ t Hi i sralp. it will uiru iMlilnrss, ami r.insi- to sprinc up in ptac uf thu h.il,t i.ii.u a lint- urwth of nt. hair. Appli Ml nrronliisff tn ilin i llr,n i. it h1 tuti, r,., nr lmv livirilark. anil r,-i.l',re pray hair tn its crimunl color, lu.mna it toll siiio.ali.an.l II Ail,!,'. Tills lliiiinil" ik an liiilisii'nsi,lih':irlikin t-trrv ui'iiliein m'stoili t, and .ilti'rnno wi'i k's usu tlKy tvouhl liol fr any (ontitlirn. liim li ' u itliout it Th stili-o rlln-r' ar. Hi nnlv .k','iils for Hip article In tli I mi, , lM.it s to u i.iiiii ntl i.r.l.TK niiixt I,,' mlilri'HSLd , Pr" .i ll"ll irah ,-l'rs.ili ! all llruiitt. aii'l Inl r oriilioM.l in,' "iini;,i,Mil' i.trr.tiit,',l to lu.. tlio !"irr-,li'tl -cl) ni I he i-iit tn nnv onp who ,h&iri'il liy mill (.lir.'iu. s riircly p irk",l,.iii incipl ,.fprli.u liii. i'U . SI li Apply lo or j,l,lr,., iiouAui; i.. iii:i!i:ma i:co. lRt llitlf... ,V 51 William Hlmu, .Vow York. I Vhrnary !1. Irtli-fin U ailing Jen dry ;iul Sllvrr-tl'aro. C5 ..,' uoiihl ri'p,'i trally inform nnr fro nil 4 pi Irons nii.l lit" public ir,'ncially,llial.C'liatii no , . . : ' ' "-"' o,i i, ,'i.iii, nt m low, st l.l.ll prill... n .irir,. n,,.l rl,i. .,.. ..t i utchiis, J,', iry, tilur and Platud Wart', of ctury tu rii t s,i tt i,., Y.mtv ili srriplion nflliiimoml Work, nnd other Jw L'lr) Hindu In or h r at .iorl nolici'. i. , All coiids u ir .:V"., ,'J-as " N '--patiir,iiari,ii,.n mti'tilo llionpairinsof WatiliL'snud J.uclry offtcry iltfcriptiun. ' t-.ij ffrumn A. IIARI.IIV. March 1. m,."'. H HOWARD ASrfOOIATION PHIL Alllil.l'lilA. A lln.' ..l.-i.l liistttiiii.ni I'ftahli.h,.,! ,y iprriai endow . m-lil, Mr th'- r.-liffofthi. iJirk and lliMn-asfil nlllicl, .1 lth Mriilcnt and i:pi,i,-iiuo IIimos.'s. and o,ptciall furlh'Tur' nflilnsi-s ,f tu. H.,al Or-ans. iV '''t'',"!';,1.";,",1:'. V,'','.!,'"'," '" "" 'mrl" "rills Lnitcil Mutes AM' lll.l: lllil'llltTH on Sirrm it rrltu.-n alol nili. i7,.,!n',".lf','.","fll"!.SL'1":i' "ri!."", "ml on tlio mav Kl.lll.llll.S i niplojed sent o the nlllirli'd in I lilleri'inili.p.s ir'i'oiiliam,'. Tnoui ihreo litniiips I.I.N 11(111 I I I'l N. Aitiut! Burcenn, lloHuld Associa lion. No. '. rtoiith Ninth lrei t, I'liiladtlpiiia Pa. Mnnh i', Iflil-li'in. mucin inuvit!! 'pilKiiiiilrisisjnnlib prepaml to mpply Uritk, of a I B"d luality.utr.iir price, lie will Ira found at tho llnrk nrd ol I). L, M'hinnj-, near .McKelty &. Xcal's I urnac. PersoiN Hcirlncio piirclia.u will do well to call , is liriik will he madu and MU.r be n-ltt. - . II- ITMl.MA.V, .Iztnt. " I"" "00 now on li.ind and ready lor nule i:iooiuimrtf ivii.ii, ifiiii-y,n. j. ii. r. VVALL PAPER" WALirpAPERl" JUa'Prrri ltd from the nianiif.ii lories In l.ostmi, im artulo ol niuil oircllrnt '11111111) . I ihullenc compc. tltloil as lo jrand frier. The under.isned Mill kiep lordirstoiiijlcli any of lh fctjles on hand-aiid u theonlyl,i:pfrliic,',IP,i.ntllM.tR .11 ihis Seclioii of h'iCouiity-(.itBiny L1ic11.hu Muck an Liaminallon lieforj I'urilriMiiu. IX- Call at lltiperls Post Ofnre. .. , . i J. THOn.NTO.V. I.luouikhurs .Marcli 22J leOl , J. fi. BB U B JE St , (Pltrees.or tn J. ft. Font in.) mtoLi:s.ir.E DF.11.vn i.y TOBACCO, SMJPFANl) CIGARS, No. a Norili 1'ifih Ft., ahoii. .M.irktt. piiii.Aniii.niiA. Also, Manufacturer and Iuiporicrof FOREIGN !i DOJIESTI0 SUGARS. .May U, 1-iO-liin. UItI;K ! BRICK! rYlRICKM 200 000 1!'lliii! "rick, of excel- ' Imt iiiality, for lalo at ilia old P.lnoinhira Ilriik Yard. Parlies iuli'inlinn o build will do will to rail and ciaiuinc tliu maurial and cil bargains. Api'll 10 HKNIIY H. AKTHUll. plonm-liiit;, March 0, 1SCI -nui. UMRRELLAS AND PARASOLS. Till: suhtriber, manufucturtr of tMnrtULAs it Vakk Hiw.inv lies the attention of uunhants to biscn'org ed ktoreand vup.riir stotk. .uw.rn rusHULL: Nob Ic I. N0fth 4thfct. nill.ADCIA'lUA. MariUS, Irol am. J"IIE PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL, Mxriui:, .uoxrovii cousrr. r.i. linurlainuiiiit for Man and lleuii, in rood st)o and nt luoduiati, rules. liiiOKUi; W. I'llUi:!'., Pmpnclor. Danville, March, s, 1?CI, T" E R 0 D U G G E R. i'llll wnuilerrul article, iost n.itet,ie,l. ia n,f.n.,nn entirety wrir, und neer beferu otrered to ajcnts, who are waulbd uvirywitero. Pull parluulars stut free Address P1I.UV t VLARK, liiddifvrd, Maine. March II, IrOl-ly. jERCIIANTS' HOTEL, 10 No Mh Fourth Street. PHILADELPHIA. c M'tinnrr; & son lbi y Tropn tors Mar II "TO HOLD AND TRIM THE Select ?Hoctun Uufurl tho Glotjous Banuor. Unfurl the glorious Innncr, Let It svvny ttpon the brccz', The emblem f our country's prlJc. On laud and on the neai The cmbieniof our liberty, Ilorne proudly in the var,s I Tho hope of every frocman The gleaming trHrlpcsand Slots. Thi? glorious band of patriots, Who gav e the I'lag it's birth; Have writ with ttuel lu liMory, Tho record of its worth ; I'rom Hast to U'ert, from nca to sea, i'rom puh to tropic tun, ill e)e grow bright, and hearts thrtb high, Attheinmeof WASlllflTOV. Ah, proudly shmtl! we b'-arll, And guard this iljg of nun, Itorne bravely in its lufanty, Amid the daikerhourst Only the brave inny bear it, A guardian it shall be. Tor thni w ho will have won, The ifuhtto boast orhbeity. Culiiiiiliin Dnnorrai SATURDAY WOKK1MG, JU.NX 15. 1C6I. II .vtgJtzlcvJQu.wuocM-K3:Jl COMMUNICATIONS. Wiittcnfor the CulumUa Demount. .Tkusevtow.n, Pa., Juue a, 1801, Co.'. L. L. Talc, Duau Sin: In looking over a copy of the 11' publican, dated :JUth of May, I discoveicd a communication from some individual, seeking public uotoiicty, who signs himself "Tyro," aud purporting to have been written at this place. Now, who 11 Tyio" is, wo do not caro to know nor have we deemed it necessary to take the trouble of inquiring, but wo hope he has succeeded iu making himself fully as notorious as he anticipated ho would do by writing such an article. Wo would not have condescended to reply to the com municatiou were it not that most of his assertions wcro incorrect and others - oi such a nature as to reflect personally upon tho character of individuals residing in thij ullage and vicinity. Wo first copy from the flattering encomiums, ho so un sparingly bestows upon tho HcpuUicav, in tho tallowing quotation : "The fact that it is rapidly gaining popularity in this and adjoining counties is alone sufficient to show that it is duly appreciated by the reading portion of the community.'1 Al though wc have no personal fault to find with tho lit publican, yet wc are compelled to n' rm fie gei.tlcn.an,that he is laboring under a tad delusion in this rcpect; espe cially so far as this vicinity and neighbor hood i, concerned, and we have no idea that " Tyro's" professional duties or mat ters of business are of such a nature as to call him far from home, aud certainly not into "distant parts of this and adjoining counties," and consequently, his assertion without any facilities of positively proving his position is nothing more than a mere assumption without evidence to support it. Rut wo may not comprehend tho gentle man's meaning by the phrase "reading portion of tho community." If by this term, ho means himself and a few other individuals, wo will probably bo compelled to admit tho truthfulness of his assertion. If he wero to take tho pains to make tho uecessary investigation, ho would fiud that but a limited number of copies of the paper iu question is secured in the post oflico of this place, about 10 numbers were received a year ago, and now only abont eight copies, and still more, that persons who were personally frieudly toward that jour nal, are now giving it tho "cold shoulder," owing to somo of its ultra principles. Wo must now pass on to somo other points. It is unnecessary for us to speci ally notice tho patiiotio ttylo iu which , c .1 ,- i vn- " iiru" speaks of the national difficulties .it i , and cf the duty of every truo and loyal American citizen, to rally around our iu- suited banner and strike a blow for our country and freedom. If jou but look at thn c.litorinls of nnv nf nnr lnnilnm In,,.. ! nals of tho present day, you will find a I truo and faithful copy of them, and from 1 which wo have good reason to believe ho ! amioJauco at first "wcl'0 El0,") has taken a largo portion of his remarks spacotoo small to accommodate tho uum verbatim. lors" There is a passago, moreover, which wo Considering, that at tho time Iwroto,tho must notice, aud in order do so nioro fully, most of tho men wcro raw in camp, unused wo will mako tho following quotaticn . ' to restraint or military dieiplino, and had "Yet there are a few in Pennsylvania who ' not been sworn in. Camp Curtin was well warmly sympathizo with thoso who are I governed, and tho Iron Guards can bear openly endeavoring to wrest from us tha . testimony how often I defended tho courso prioelcs3 boon of freedom. Even in this of the couimaudiug officers in theirendeav- immediate vicinity, I can point to exhibi tions of this which might justly cause patri- ot's u ai d virtue to weep. Thoso whom we liavo been accustomed to rogard as men of principle and couscicnco, tbc:e ' whom the world has been pleased ty tcim ' TORCH OF TRUTH AND WAVE honorable men, liavo tlesccntlcd so far in tlio scale ot Icing as to to uttcily insenst bio to all that constitutes moral greatness, and have forfeited that impress which gives tho human dross its currency a priceless reputation by openly identifying themselves with the destroyers of our country." This assertion, like many of his others, is en tirely uncalled for, nnd besides it is alto gether a misrepresentation of truth. It is true, ivo have men hero who ,arc not so limited in their definition of tho word Union ns to apply it exclusively to tho North and thu3 entirely exclude our breth ren of the Southern States, men who em ploy the word Union in its true and most cxtcu.dud signification, and lovo it aa they do their own lives, and who earnestly and truly hoped that sonic conciliatory measure might bo effected, granting equal lights and privileges to all parties concerned, aud thu prevent the gatliuiingstorm aud avoid tlio necessity of plunging our country into a long aud civil war, with all its coucotni- taut horroi-3 of destruction and bloodshed. Rut when tho day of conciliation is past, and actual hostilities have begun, those very mcu, instead of "openly identifying themselves with tho destroyers of our country," arc willing and ready, their country demands tbcm.to rally around her insulted banner, and with tho Stars and Stripes proudly and majestically floating o'tr them, fight for the preservation of our glorious Union. Such men are uot asham ed of their conduct, and arc ready at any time lo compare notes of their actions with t!ioc who have been long and loud iu their cries of "save tho Union," and wo are very confident they woutd not suffer by comparison. Tl.cy arc not willing under any "peculiar circumstances to let the Union ulide rather than grant the south her equal rights and piiviloges," but are will ing to contend manfully for what is honor able and just. Such a personal attack as this upon citizens of this place and com munity is entirely deftituto of any foun dation whatever, aud "deserves only to be mentioned that it may be despised." CltlTIC. 10. I'er the Lcltiinlia Democrat, Rr.oo.MsT.ur.a, Pa., Juno 10th 1801. Mr. lidilor ; Iu glancing over the columns of tlio lldmUican of May auth lr-01, 1 noticed a communication signed "A Soldier," tho intuition of which was to bring discredit upon my letter to you dated Jloy lcSUl . As the facts which I stated wcro so notorious iu tho Camp, I concluded not to reply to it ; aud I did not tear the effects of such an anonymous communication at home. Whilo on a brief visit to tho pcoplo of this place, I ae cidcntally found out tho author of the com munication, and concluded that a few words of refutation might not be amiss. Through no fault of tho Editor of the Re publican, I have learned that "A Soldier," is a member of tho "Iron Guards," though ho represents himself differently. He must have tho attributes of omniprescuco and invisibility, and with these constantly attend the person of Mr. McCauley who (is not a Captain) or tlsa ho could uot so confidently assert that my assertions wero falso and unfounded. Somo of tho expressions which he used, wcro in places where it was imposiblo for Mr. "A Soldier" to bo. And yet, whilo I hold myself responsible for tho truth of ivcry communicition I make to the public press, I am willing aud able to prove by dozens of witnesses from tho "Iron Guards" and from tho Company of which McCauley iPfli a member, tho truth of every state ment therein made. "A Soldier" had my opinion of his communication whilo I did not know him, and his name will appear if , . ..,,,,,, ho does not stick to facts In tho future. Tll0ro is nothing iu my letter to lead a sinsiLle lcai,cr to tho conclusion that "Ual"I' Curtiu is an iU' Scorned hell ;" llor is thoro a wm ,aid in rraii0 or Ualuc f offici!r3 'u Command. Oil the C0I1- lrar' 1 ulslln'y stalcu "ia' our prayer '""""S1' wlth tbc efIo or a little ors to promoto order. And now, a word in conclusion, as to tho prspricl'j of my criticisms on Mr. Me Caulcy. As a private man, I would havo uothiu," to do with him -, aud any eiilicism would be ml of place Rut he appeared IT O'ER THE DARKENED EARTH." SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1801. boforo tho camp as their, Prcacter, and henco made his stylo, sentiments, nnd ev erything connected with him public prop erty. Every public fpeaker must bear cri(icistn, and as I did'nt liko his stylo, I saitl so, nnd gave my reasons, Tho sen timents ho avows, aud tho expressions ho uses may suit "A Soldier ;" and McCauley may bo "just what ho wants,'' but it is not so with mo. As to the Su'quchanua boys, they are generous, noblo fellows and I hope long to enjoy their company and friendship. Yours truly, C. U. RROUKWAY. t-'or the- ColumlU Demoern'. .TiiRKiiYToWN, Juue '1th 1601. Cor.. L. L. Tatk, Dear Sir : In tho Columbia county ll'publiutii, of May Udth, I observed an article headed "Letter from Jcrscytown," and signed ''Tyro," which contained some uttoily falso asset tions j and for tlio sake of general information to your readers and also of exposing the author, (no matter who nor where from,) I desire briefly to refer to some of said assertions. In the first place Mr. ' Tyro" passes tome high components on tho editor, and then goes on by referring to tho present crisis, and giving (pe"?IJips as lie supposes) soiac very intelligent information concerning tho "Pa triotic sons of tho Old Kcy-Stono " "Yet" llf! Mrs "lliorn ovn o C.w 1,1 lnn who waru.lv svmnathiso with t!n wl,n" ! are openly endeavoring to wrest from us iBcalcd hcr lovill3 with its icy fingers, tho priceless boon of froodom." And far- I 3o"'t you remcmljcr '0W tho great tide of, ther, ho has the audacity and baseness to'SOriW camo su,'SinS 'cr yur S)i'"1 assert that "ovcr in this immediate vicini- Trt J lou 1IUl tho."Sht thc othcr , ty, I (he; can point to exhibitions of this wLo" J'ou Pickci1 u' tho Parcrs-l'at which might justly cause patriotism and ' w ""'V of only four Ictters-which virtue to wccii "Those whom we have been accustomed to regard as men of prin ciple aud cousci:ncc thoso whom tho world has been pleased to term honorablo men, havo decended so fir on the scale of being aa to be utterly insensible of all that constitutes moral greatness, aud havo for feited that 'impress which gives this ha man dross its currency, a priceless reputa tion, by openly identifying themselves with thc destroyers of our country." Now, I with clear conscience, fearless, free and iu defianco of contradiction, do- clarc that such assertions arc print blank falsehood, and havo no grounds what cv cr. That there arc those who have hereto- ; together, aud tho printer whistles Yan fore contended for tho equal rights of tho yooJie as if lmmalifc was below par, South, and frequently remarked that they ' ,md 60 ;t is. Thig is tho printcr'B lifo aml (the South) had reasons for complaint, I busiuess. do not pretend to deny ; but, as for being A Printing Office is a great bowling al favorablo to secession and opposed or un- Icy. The printer sets up pins tho world loyal to the governmcut, thcro is no such keeps talley, tho editor puts tho ball in characters nor has nut been neither in Jer- ' motion, and away it goes, carrying death scytown nor vicinity. And as regard rep- and destruction in its front, sending a pin utation, they aro prepared to compare with hero aud a pin there, whilo a noisy rabblo Mr. ' Tyro" or even the Doctor, who was always stand by to cheer aud hiss down small enough to publish such slanderous tho players Some play for money; and outrages. j a fow a precious few do it to patronize A NEIGIIROR. illisccllnncons. -r jtz ----- How Wars auf. Decided, Successful wars aro usually decided on a given point and in a single day. It is tho greatest cr- ror to suppoio that a campaign extends to every village iu a State, and is composed of a series of littlo combats. Russia was overwhelmed at Austcrlitz and Fricdland bvtroons that had never scon hcr soil : Napoleon was hurled from his throne at Waterloo ; Austria wa3 humbled at So! feiiuo, aud tho victory of Wolfo at Quebec won Canada for England. In tho Crimea, tho legious of Nicholas wcro cxhau-tcd at Sebastopol. Powrtt or Tun Minib Rifle. The power of tho Miuio rifle has bceu proved in tho collision of the troops with thc mob at St. Louis. Tho balls iu strikiug tho walls toro tho bricks for a spaeo of threo or four inches iu diameter, aud, when struck perpendicularly, penetrated to tho depth of six inches into tho solid wall. Ono shot fired at an anglo to tho wall, tore away tho corner of a brick next the door frame, penetrating through it at least six inches, and wcut through thc door into tho building, lodging in the opposite wall. The Nevada Silver Mines. Tho following is an extra from a letter dated Silver City, Nevada Territory, April 7 : "Tho mines are yielding very rieh sil ver, and some fifteen to twenty quartz mills aro now on tho way from or are build ing in California for this vicinity. Scvoral of them nro to bo put on the Carson river, which u of sufficient capacity to run thc Lowell mills." A "OT ondorful Architect. Do you know tho type setter is an ar chitcctt You soo thoso bits of load and r.iuo lying ovcr, across and against each othcr, like the tangled braids of a mcr maid's hair? And yet they form an ar my moro powerful ever fought on tented field. Yesterday they stood up "form'1' truly, in a thousand forms you may look upon tho littlo bits with a smiles on your lipi but you little dream they are stronger and wiser than you they will speak when you arc dead and forgotten. They havo sometimes made you smile, and sometimes shudder. "Stocks 1" Isn't thoro some thing in that word? Havn't you been head and heels in them for years, and don't your feelings riso and fall with them alternately ? A littlo further on you come to the "Married." Ah ! I thought that would mako you smilo. I saw you kiss a baby then aud that word unravels it all, You havn't forgot the day you went cour ting have you ? Then there was magic in the utterance. You stood at tho alter on tho strength of tho happiness you felt, aud if you have sot always loved tho girl as you ought to, thoro is no ono j-ou lovo as well. You secretly bless the day when: tho single word "Married" was wreathed liko a sacred archway ovcr tho joys of you and yours. Don't you remember littlo ' Minnie she whom you loved so well fcho with the blue eyes and auburn curls ? When Death's dark Angel folded her little , Mcato liands ovcr Ilcr su? tosom, and I ou lauS"i at as they lay dusty and dir ty in their square homos would mako I you weep would mako you think of her I whom God hath taken. I If you come to his offico to-morrow tho piinter will show you how to distribute knowledge. He will pull to pieces tough, wiry arguments that yesterday defied tho I world. Those pretty palaces which tho poet wrought will have to come down, and i their golden fancies become to morrow the integuments of tho politician's proso. In ' they go thoso melalic dwarfs, scattered i , broadcast liko cood seed. which . shalllnrine, fortIl s- t bundrcd fold. "Siv. ty lives lost ' and Prentice's last ioko inarch tua boss and bless mankind. No matter what tho balls aro made of or how thoygo if they only hit tho mark. Tho crowd pocket the spoils and the honors arc left to tho proprietor, who goes behind tho scenes and starves in his shirtsleeves. Aud such is life. I Whcn tho Pr!ntcr dics) luo world just ,SC'3 a gliilso of his value as his coat-tail vanishes into glory, and then it looks very bad rilbs itfi Lcaa a Httlo.oalls him a clcv , cr 'ow says only fault was in being ' Poor aml thcu tho 'vorld thoves his sym. pathy out of tight into that idiom tho hu man heait, and on rolls tho Juggernaut as though nothing had happened. Somo day tho people will wake up and find a screw loose in tho jagged machine of human progress. If you do, don't waste moro sympathy than possible on thoso my thological fellows who print your books and papors, AYiiat he TitouauT. An Ohio stump er, while making a speech, paused in thc midst of it, and exclaimed: "Now, gentle men what do you think !'' Instantly a man roso in tho assembly, aud with one eye partially closed, modest ly, with strong Scotch brougo, replied : "I thiuk sir, I do indeed sir I think if you and I wero to stump tho country to gether, we would tell moro lies than any othcr two men in tho country, sir aud I d not say a word myself duriug tho whole tiiuo !" "Put him out !" Puesextations aro getting common. Tho captain of a canal boat out West has just been presented with a scrvico of five years in tho penitentiary, in consideration of tho distinguished ability with which he plundered a passcuger and kicked him ov rbourd ' S2 00 PER ANNUM VOLUME 257 Slaughter or Four Thousand Pun sons in ArmcA. The following is among the late foreign news : Ono of tho nativo missionaries, who witnessed the "grand custom ' ot the King of Dahomey, says that moro than 2,000 nialo human beings wcro slaughtered, and nboutas many femalci and young children, besides enormous numbers of deers, turkey-buzzards, and other fowl. In a commercial point of view it has been productive of ovil. Tho West African Herald says: "Wo learn that besides the terrible sacrifice of human lifo caused by the Dahoinan 'grand euftom,it has also bad the effect of, in great measure, putting a stop to trade iu that part of tho couutry. All tho principal peoplo havo been compelled to repair to tho capital (Aboncy) and remain there to witness this custom. In Wydah wo understand there were, when our informant left that inten. fow pcoplo but women and slaves. Tho palm-nuts wcro rotting on tho trees; com merce and agriculture wcro lanfuithino- grievously. Among the Kin of Dahomov'a nrm. .1.... . . ... . ' uieru is a iroop ca led tho Amazon Guards, Tho West Africa u Herald thus describes them: "Tho Amazon Guards, as they havo sometimes been styled, are tho most extraordinary troops that wo havo over hoard or read of, They aro 3,000 in num. ber, all females, and display such a dogrco of ferocious bloodthirstiness and hardihood as to bear greater rcsemblanc to a host of mad tigresses than to human creatures They utterly despise death; they show no mercy to any living being in war; they arc mad after blood, and seem not to know what fear means. They aro, in fact, a troop of devils, so to speak, whoso hideous wilducss of manner, and tho savage madness of whose demeanor in times of excitement is so appalling and inhuman as to havo led many well judging persons to opiuiou that theso dreadful creatures aro periodically subjected to tho influence of some species of drug, which, has this affect. Tho dress of tho Amazons consists of a pair of loose trousers, an up per garment covering the breast, and a cap. They aro armed with a gun, knives, and daggers ; somo havo blunderbusses, others long elephant guns, while tho remainder carry tho ordinary musket. In their mil itary exercises they display good discip. line, as well as wonderful dexterity and agility." A DiSArroiNTED Dahkev An old darkey whom Capt. Jim Francis know3 very well, went out ono day to oaten cat fish. After catching two or throe small fry, he hooked a fine pike. Some gentlemen who wcro fishing near him wcro about to offer their congratula tions at his IucI:, before they could do so, however, tho darkey had detached tho quivering beauty from his hook, and flung him again into tho water. "Why, under tho Sen did you do that for?" ho was asked. "Why. marscr," was tho rcnlv. "I enmn a oattin', an' when I goes cattin', I wants catfish and not pike." A SCHOOLMA'AM in OC0 of our dislrir-r; schools, was examining a class in orthog- rapuy. "spelt and define floweret," sho said. "IM-o-w-c-r-e-t, a littlo flower," went off a tow head in a purfect streak. "Wavelet." ' W-a-v-c-l-c-t. a littlo waw wo. , , the prompt rctuan. "Rullct." "R-u-l-l-c-t, a littlo bull," shouted urchin number three, who vas innnecnm personified. Schoolma'am 'caved. Vanity Fair's advice to volunteer printers, if they happen to fall in with a ij po oi tne Baltimore plug-ugly, anywhere, uudcr any circumstances, is don't forget to "double-led" him. "Do.n't get above your businss," as a lady said to the shoemaker who was meas uring hcr ankle in order to ascertain tho size of hcr foot. The proprietor of a bone-mill advertise. that thoso sending their own bones to j grouud will be attended to with puuctuali f and dispatch. War is the Star Spangled Ranuer 1 the Atlautie Oojan t Deeausc it will ut cr cease to wave. Numerous. Juvenile fishermen. Sor ry time on chubf. CCrGctt'ng rather comfortatlo the w atlrr