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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

FOR
SIP e ING AND SUAINIiAlg e
M JSS MARY BARKLEY, would respect
A'A fully inform her customers in Bloc m s
burg and vicinity, that she has just received
from the city an excellent assortment OF new
2gI8IGN9M GOOD SO
finer than ever, and more cal Asera
- cuiated 10 please the taste oil ksSj
q the most fastidious. She has VIZ
paid strict attention in making her selc-
tions of bonnets, consequently has the best
assortment, probably. ever brought 10 this
place. She has an assortment of nea and
handsome ha Is and caps for little M isses-
all of which she can dispose of cheap
Give her a call before purchasing eI,e
where. Shop on Main Street, below Mar
ket, north side.
MARY BARKLEY.
BIootnsbuTp A pri IL 1861
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WEregrel 70 state thai Col. w. H. Eni,
was taken i'll on Thursday last; and has
since been confined TO his ROOM He was
elected let Lieut.. i'll the company which
bade this place adieu on Tuesday last, for
: Harrisburg
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LLOW AY'S PFLLs
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

What is more learfni than breaking
down oi The nervous sy yslem? To tie exci-
table or nervous IN a small degree rs most
Distressing, for where can remedy Re
found There is one drink bui liule
wine, beer. or spirits, or far better. one
take no coffee, weak tea being preferable;
get all the fresh air you can; take three or
four Pills every nigbf; cal plenty of solids,
avoiding the use of slops and itthese gold
en- rules are followed, YOU will be happy
IN mind aud strong in body, and forget YOU
have any nerves.
MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
If there is one hing more ihan another
for which these Pills are so famous il is
their purifying properties, especially their
power OF cleansing The blood from all i'm
pufities, and removing dangerous and sus-
pended eecretons. Universally adopted as
The one grand remedy for female complaints
thew never fail, never weaken tile system.
and always bring about w hat is required.
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF
APPETITE.
These feelings which so sadden us. mort
frequently arise from annoy ances or iroub
lie, from obslrUcled perspirstion, or from
ealing and drinking what is ur I'll for us,
inns disordering the liver aud 81 omach -
These organs must be regulated if you wIst
TO be we'll. The Pills, il taken according
10 the printed instructions, will quickly re-
store healthy action TO both liver aud
stomach, whence follow as natural con-
sequence, coed appetite aud clear head.
In the East and West Indies scaiceIy apy
other medicine is ever used for these dis.
orders.
DISORDERS OF TIE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting ,lhese organs,
whether they secreie too much or TOO little
water; or whether they be afflicted with
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains
settled in The loins over the regions OF The
kdneya. these Pills should bo taken accor-
ding 10 The printed instructions directions,
aud The Ointment should be well rubbed
into the small of the back al bed time. This
treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all oiher means have failed.
FOR STOMACHS OUT OF ORrER.
/ No medicine will so effectuaIy improve
, the lore OF The stomach a. these Pills; they
remove all scidity, occasioned either by
intemperabce or improper diet. They
reach the Iiver and reduce il 10 a healthy
action; they are wonderfully efficacions ia
cases of spasm-in fact they never fail in
curing all disorders OF the Ii er and stomach,
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT have applied to the Honorable
Judges of The Cour OF Common Pleas, oi
Columbia county, for The benefit of the
several acts of Insolvency OF the Com moo =
wealth OF Pennsylvania, and they have ap-
pointed MONDAY THE 9th DAY OF Ma
NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 10 hear me
and my creditors, at The COURT HOUSE,
in Bloomsbury, when and where you may
attend If you think proper-
GEORGE LEVAN.
BIooinsburg, April 10. 1861.
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OuR military company paid visit TO the
town of Buckhorn on last Saturday, where
they were most sumpiuously provided for,
and most hospitality entertained during
the stay. Fhe citizens of thss place and
vicinity brought and returned The company
with wagons. From what we can learn the
company spent the day very agreeably, and
all returned well Pleased with the visit
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ExeemtOr's Notice.,

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
~ TesIamentary upon the estate OF ELLEN
ScoTT, late of the township Of Bloom, in The
county of Columbia, dece ased, have been
this day granted by the Register of said
county TO the undersigned, residing in said
township; and that all persons having
claims or demands against said estate, sre
requested 10 make known the same TO
the said undersigned without DELAY.
WARREN j. WOODWARD.
Bloomsbury, March 6, Is61-6w.
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WATCH MAKER SHOP !!

PRICES GslsDUUEDo
THE undersigned would Iniotm his f<9A.
friends and customers and The rest oieAlSA
mankind, that he continues TO pay particular
attention. 10 the repairing oi watches !
weight, spring, and lever clocks Jew
elry and everything belonging il hi l'pe:
and that il is at all times, and IN all case
his desire 10 give perfect satisfaction. he
is an ''exceIlenp workman, has visited
several, and " orked in three OF the fist
Clues in the world New York, Phllatei
phia and the great City OF Paris in France.
Particular attention is paid TO egildlng or
what is termed stplatine."
HENRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloomsbury, April 10 1861,
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CAUTION M-None are genuine unless
the words Holloway, New York end Lon
don " are GI>cernable as a H'cfer- rlorh IN
every leaf of the book of directions around
each pot or box : the same may be plainly
seen by hiding fse iecf 10 The hight. a hand
some reward will be given to any one
rendering such information "a may lead 10
the detection OF any party or pa>ties coun-
terfeiling the medicines or vending the
same, knowing hem to be spurious.
~ Sold a: the Mandatory of Professor
Hollo way, so Maiden Lane New York and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Nj edicIne, Throughout the civilized world,
ia boxes at % cents, 90 cents and 81 each.
g There is considerable saving by ia
king The larger sizes.
n B-Dreclions for the guidance of a
tIenls in every disorder are affixed 10 each
box.
October, IL 1850.
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EwGooDs-We would announce to our
readers and the public generally that our
young friend, Jacob II. Greasy, has estab i.
lishesi himself a, the stand of late Joseph
Gearhart in Cattawissa township, where
he hast just received an excellent assort>
meni of spring and summer merchandise,
from the eastern cities. He invites tie
public TO call and examine his goods to be
satisfied that he is able TO sell 10 as good an
advantage if not tbet,er than you can pur
chase elsewhere.
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S2OOO.0O per AnnuIn,

immediately upon graduating, who knew
nothing Of accounts when they entered
the college.
II Ministers sons hall price Students
enter al any time, and review when they
please. without extra charge
For Catalogues of 81 pages, Specimens
of Prof. Cowley's Business and Ornamental
Penmauship, and large Engraving OF the
College, incloss twenty five cents in Post
age Stamps to the Principal
JENKINS & SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
January 9. 1861.
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The AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsT, for May is
a capital number. lis articles are prepared,
If westhayiuige from the ring Of them, by
men OF considerable agricultural experience
II is practical publication, exclusively de
voted 20 the interests of the farmer dealing
out Information most literally upon all SUBJ
jects pertaining TO the tilling of the soil
We would say 10 our farmer friends who
desire publication of this kind, take tie
american Agrle,a'uriI. 1t is published in
New York City, al 81 year.
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$780,,

y AVS the entire cost for Tuition in the
= most popular and successful CONNER
cial School in the country. Upward OF
TWELVE HUNDRED youLg men from TWENTY
EIGHT different States, have been educated
for business here within the past three
years, some of whom have been employed
as book Keepers al salaries of
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LOT OF GROUND.
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
NEW HATS AND GAPS !
Att. h. GirtOn's Hat Store.

IEIHE undersigned respectfully informs The
Il citizens of Boomsburg, and The public
in general, that he has Just received from
Philadelphia lot OF NEW HATS CAPS,
for Spring and Summer, of the very latest
styles and fashions, all of which he IS pre-
pared 10 sell che aper than can be had else
where, with The exception OF The manutac
turers He nas all kinds, styles, sorts aud
sizes. Of hats and caps, probably the most
varied assortment ever brought 10 town.
Also STRAW GOODS, including the mod-
ern sly les and fashions.
RSore on Main Slree', nearly opposite
The saOld Arcade"
JOHN GIRTON
Bloom sbnrg. A ,il "a, 1861
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Qua friends at Harrisburg, will please
accept our thanks for Legislative documents.
The Legislature is sill in session.
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Administrater's Notice.

ETrERS OF administration on The estate
- ot Jacob Wanamacher. late OF Frank
lin township, Columbia county, deceased,
have been granted by the Register oi Co
Iumbia county, TO the Undersigned, residing
in said Franklin township; all persons hav-
ing claims against The estate of the jece-
dent are requested TO present them 10 the
administrators without delay, and those
indebted to come forward and make pay
meni forthwith To
MARY L. WANAMACHER,l ! 49,.
FRANKLIN TREIBLEY, Au"'
Franklin, March 6, 1861.
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NE w OOODS,
OF EVERY VARIETY,
OF EVERY VARIETY,
OF EVERY VARIETY,
TO BE SOLD AT PRICES,
TO BE SOLD AT PRICES,
TO BE SOLD AT PRICES,
JUST TO SUIT THE TINES
JUST TO SUIT THE TINES,
JUST TO SUIT THE TIMES,
AT L. T. SHARPLESS' STORE,
AT L. + SHARPLESS' STORE,
AT l.. T. SHARPLESSi STORE.
The above car be verified by calling IN
and examining the goods.
Bloomsbnrs, April "a, 1861.
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administrators Notice

~ Administration on the estate oi Thomas
Aten, SEN, late of Mifflin township, Col
County, have been granted by the Register
of said county 10 William Aieu, residing IN
Nescopeck township, Lnzsrue county and
Thoma Aten, residing IN Mif1in township
Columbia comfy. All persons having
claims or demands against the estate of the
deredent, are requested TO make Them
known 10 the undersigned without celay
and those indebted will make payment
forthwith 10
WILLIAM ATEN, Adm,s
Ali 1ARt-G,
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ORANGEVILLE ACADEMY,

I0RMAI GI IERIIWR- -3a
THE third session of the present Aca-
demic year of Inc OraDgevile Academy
and Normal Institute, will open on Tues
day, the 23d day OF April, 1861.
For information IN regard 10 expenses,
accommodation, &c. see circular oil Janua-
~ 2lsi, or address
]. A. SHANK, Principal.
OFangeville, April 10, 1861.
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Berwick Constitutional Guards.

Below We publish he muster roll of the
Berwick, Columbia county Constitutional
Guards. The roll is not complete-Gazetie.
OFFICERS.
Csptai1-FRANK STEWART.
Frst Lieuienani-S. E. Walton.
Second Lieu.--S. Frank Schwartz.
Orderly Sergeant-Harrison Swank
First Corporal, 7. w. Slaubsch; I'd, J. F.
Hertz; Sd, |. F. Chamberlin; 4th, wn. A.
Tobias.
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PUBLIC SALE.


TT under>ene d Executor Of the last
will and tesla m ent of Elizebeth Ent late of
Scott township, Coum bia county, deceased,
will expose TO sale by public vendue, upon
the premesis or
SATURDAY THE 1ITH DAY OF NAY
next, a
LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the village OF Light Streel, in the
township aforesaid, fronting on Main
Street. aud joining lot owned by Mrs. =
- Haqenbuch, being in width on said
street so feet, and in depth l65 feet, on
which is erected a
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
two stories high, and almost new, late the
estate of said deceased.
DANIEL e. ENT, Executor.
Light Street, April II, 1861.
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TiilS are the best remedy knoscn in
the tUorld for the toliowlng diseases.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

BIodmsburg, A priI II, 1861.
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Prorbou otary's Office,
Bloomsbury, APnl 10, 1861 1
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instruction in Field Artillery.

Published by order of The U. S. War De-
partment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-15
AFFAIRS IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 14.-The first four regi-
ments of United States volunteers, under ON
mand of Coils Blair, Bernstein, Schuluner, and
Sigel have been formed into a brigade OF Mis-
souri, volunteers, and Capt. Lyon has been
elected brgadier general commanding. He
has accepted, and retains command of those
regiments by authority OF the president.
Emmett Mcdonald. captain OF the mounted
rifles belonging to the Missouri secession
troops taken in camp Jackson having refused
to swear allegiance to the United States, or
accept release on parole, is still confined in the
arsenal a prisoner of war. Judge Treat of
the U. S, district court, was petitioned yester-
for a writ OF habeas corpus, and his decision
is anxiously looked for, as it will involve the
constitutional question which has Keen raised
in reference to the capture Of camp jackson.
Three thirty-two FOUNDERS a large quantity
of balls and bombs, several pieces of artillery
in boxes, 1900 rifles of the late model, brass
field pieces, 6 siX-iuch brass mortars, l ten
inch iron cannon, several chests of new mus
kets, 5 boxes OF canister shot, Sc ten-inch
and 800 sixinch shells, % kegs of powder, a
large number of muskct stocks and barrels,
between 80 and 40 horses, and considerable
quantity of camp tools, have been taken from
Camp jackson to the arsenal The number
of prisoners taken to the arsenal was $50 and
so officers
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NEWS FKoM wAsH1NeroN.

WASHINGTON, May IA detachment of
regulars and volunteers left Washington this
morning, to join Gen. Buffers command.
Senator Kennedy If Baltimore publishes an
appeal in the Intelligencer of to-day, urging
the people OF Maryland to remain loyal to the
Union, and join the north in the impending
struggle.
The mail service between Washington and
New York will 90 on after to day in the usual
manner. No change will be made in the COM
mand of the fleet of Pensacola.
1t is regarded as not improbable that federal
forces will march from Wheeling to Martins
burg, Va, and take Harper's Ferry in the rear.
Special and express orders have gone from
the war department, directing Gen. Wool to
assume command OF Fortress Monroe.
The Providence banks will take half mil
lion OF the loan next week. The secretary of
the treasury makes handsome acknowledge
ment to the Rhode Island committee.
The Massachusetts Eighth Regiment goes
to the Relay House tomorrow. Baltimore
hereafter will be held under military occupa-
ton. Martial law is proclaimed in Baltimore
The following is the number of infantry reg
iments to he called from each state, for the to
tai increase of seventy.five regiments of three
years volunteers New York eleven, Penn
sylvania ten, Ohio nine, Illinois six, Indiana
four, Massachusetts, five, Missouri four, Ken
lucky two, Wisconsin two, Michigan three,
Iowa two, New Jersey three, Virginia two,
Maine, Maryland, Connecticut, New lamp
shire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Minnesota,
Delaware, Kansas, Nebraska, and District of
Columbia, one each. Another regiment (cav-
slryl not assigned.
The general government is doing what it
can, through the commissary and quartermas-
ter generals offices, to take proper care Of the
volunteers, and the contlguity of the states, as
they arrive; but it will always be prudent on
the pait OF the states to have in Washington,
or on the route IN advance of their troops, a
member OF the states general staff to provide
for contingencies, and see the troops properly
cared for.
The government to day accepted the ser
vices of two regiments for three months. and
one for three years. from Kansas.
j. G. Vaughan is appointed military store
keeper at Fort Leavenworth. Other changes
of civil officers are made there and at Fort
Reilly.
The remaining part of the Eighth Massa-
chusetts Regiment Lieut.. Col. Kinks, and the
Boston Rifle Co., Capt. Dodd, proceeded to the
Relay House this morning, in place of the 9th
Regiment, gone to Baltimore.
A society has been organized, under direc-
ton of Miss Dix, for relief of the volunteers
now in Washington.
Calvin IL. Carter is appointed postmaster at
Waterbury, CT.
The postmaster general has annulled the
contract Tor carrying the mails between st.
Louis and Memphis owing to the forcible
stoppage OF the steamers in which they were
conveyed. This is the first case under the la
OF the last congress, which authorized mail
discontinuances IN cases OF Illegal obstructi ion
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PROM HARRISBURG AND WESTERN
VIRGINIA.

HARRISBURG, May IA number of troops
from Potter, Tioga, Bradford, and Susquelan-
nah counties, supposed to be enlistnd for three
months, are going home, because required to
go for three years. 1t is said that 200 from
Mexican and Potter counties have returned
home within week, from here.
An intelligent western Virgnian, bearer of
dispatches to Washington. says western Vir-
ginia will form separate state, beyond ques,
ton, which will include torty-five counties.
All supplies from the Ohio valley, which will
subsist secessionsts, are entirely cut off from
transportation on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road
Two thousand troops have been sworn, in
western Virginia, into the service of the Uni
ted States Two regiments of Ohio troops
are ready to cross the river, at a moments
notice, to defend Wheeling. No attack from
secessionists on the Wheeling convention is
apprehended, in consequence Of the prepare.
tions of the Union men, who have a number
of pieces of artillery at Wheeling. The mes
senger left Wheeling last night. The conven-
ton is harmonious in action.
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yRw yopK. MavI4-COTrON stradv; sales 1900 bales

NEW YORK, May H.-C0TroN strady; sales 1900 bales,
at lac for middlins uplands.
FL0U-receipts 96lI bbls; sales ll5O bbs; state and
western-common an superior grades are duh and ower;
southern dull and in favor Of buyers Canada heavy and
Sc wer for common grades sales 1890 bbls,
GRAIN-Wheat q shade firmer for good. sound and
heavy and droooping ne ior prade4 sales 23S $50
bush Chicago spring 10 % LIS, fair to prime, Mil
waukee club 81 Is q la; winter red western SIPS q
1870; white western Sl,35 q l52; white Miehigan 81 ~
a l72 Corn heavy and lc lower sales s. 900 bush old
mixed western 81 % SOC closing with no hoyers over bic
new mixed western. s. a SIC.
PROYISIONS-Beef dull and unchanged; sales small.
Pork dull and lower Lard quiet; sal loo bbls his
key ner sales 1900 bbis at l63 @ l65 and small lots
at 7c Sugars steady sales ll22 hhds Muscoyado, %
64c Porto Rico AZ q Sc. Molasses dull.
= Freighls to Liverpool steady. Wool dull.
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NEWS From ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, May 14.-There has been a
grand demonstration, this afternoon in honor
OF opening the branch railroad connecting An
uapos station and the pier of the Naval
Academy. There was much enthusiast M
among the citizens Gen. Butler is still near
Baltimore. The Thirteenth New York; Reg
iment will be sworn in to morrow from April
%. The citizens of Annapolis having CON-
planned of colored persons in the camp tam
pering with slaves, they will not hereafter be
allowed to pass the lines.
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New YORK, May 14.-Among tile passen
gers by the Adrialic were Ministers Wood to
Denmark, Fogg to Switzerland, and Harvey
to Portugal; and Com. Enge and Capt. Nc
Kinstry Of the navy.
Advices from Havana to the 9th, by the
barque Harriet Brewster, say that money was
tight, with much distress among the CONNER,
cial community. The gun boat Crusader was
expected on the 10Th, to act as convoy.
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ROSS WINANs ARRESTED

BALTIMORE, May 14.-When the train con-
tanning many members of the legislature from
Frederick reached the Relay House, this eve
ming, Ross Winans was arrested by the federal
troops and detained. The train came on with.
out him. Gov. Hicks was in the cars, and
with others eneavored to have Wnans releas-
ed on security. This was refused, and he was
placed under guard with the assurance that
he should be well taken care of,
A vessel was seized, to-day, containing arms
for Virginia, which were taken to Buffers
headquarters. Capt. Dodd's company, from
Boston, (rihemen,) arrived here from Wash
ington, to day, and were cheered as they pass
ed through the streets to Fort McHenry.
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Stock Market

NEW YORK, May H.-StDcks steady and firm, with
Only moderate business Chicago and Ock Island $50
Chicago burlington and Quincy So; Cleveland aud no
edO 2t Galena and Chicago 5s Illinois Central scrip,
643; Michigan southern 23 Harlem preferred 273; Hair.
lem IL; Huposn So; Southern TO- New York Central ";
Illinois Central bonds g2 North Carolina skies $50 Mis-
sour skies 354 Vrgni 434 Treasury Ii per cent
1909. Treasury II per cent 1919 United States skies $751;
registered $50 United States SKIES 1881 coupons S3
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Wot1tes.
THE ANNUAL MEETING :, or,v u,

Il G, nIvl Ito
= MILLBURY SAVINGS BANK CORPo,
will be held TUESDAY, 2Sh instant at coIv az
m, at the Rooms of the Mbury Innk for the cboid,
OF officers and the transaction of such business mar
come before them. d. ATWOOD Trees'r
hillbury, May 10, 1851 atm myli