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q EARElElg STONE EARE POTTERy.

Thankful for past favOra and soliciliousoifi 70
turc patronage. would respectfully anncln'e
that / have on hand again, and viii tossIan'r
keep at the Pottery in this borough, on the cor
ncr short distance east Of the Methodist ChuftA
n largo stock Of Crockory, such as Cream crOth
milk pans, Churns, Jugs, Jars, Stove pipe cs'ini
DC. &C.; and also an extensive assortment d
different sizes and patterns Of brackets an'
rosettcs for c0rnicc on houses. and other mOaI'
dings.
Any mouldings not on hand viii be rade
order on short notice. Also Ere brick uso'
and kept for salc.
Gs5~A liberal reduction on prices made
Wholesale dealers. +. LEITZIHGBR
ClearGold, may 23, ls1O.-ly.
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To Persons om of Employment
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County Of the United States,
vHN0 engage in the sale Of somo Of the best and
Il most ee gantly illustrated Works published
Our publ ications are of the most interesting <
character. aiaptei to the wants Of the Farmer,
Mechanic and Merchant; hey are ruLlishcd in
the best style and bound in the mo : substnn-
tial manner, and me worthy place in the Ii
brary of every Household in the Land.
&5q- To men VI enterprise aud Industrious hab.
its this business Offers an opportunity for profit
allo employment seldom to be met with.
&ga- Persons desiring to act as agents will ro.
coiye promptly by mail full particulars, terms.
&c, by addressing LEARY. GETz & co, Pub,
No pa North street, Philadelphia.
Oct q, lGjO-ly.
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ITO CONsUMPTIv Rs!--Tbe advertiser

IT" NVNSVNFTfNE ESS!--Ihe ndverliser,
Il having teen restored to health in n few
weeks by a very simple remedy, after having suf.
iered for several years with severe lung aifec-
tion, and that dred disease Consumption, is anx-
ious to make known to his fsllew-sufTerers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used, (free of charge,l with the di.
ections for preparing and using the sane, which
they will find sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the prescription is TO bcno
fit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be Invaluable, aud he hopcs every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will co st them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Persons wishing the prescription will plcae
address Rev. EDWARD A WILSON.
nov7-lr, Williumsburgh, Kings Co, NY.
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\ Il w HO II L.
GUIDE--Being rriv,.

MARRIAGE GUEDE--Being private
I'VE instructor for married persons or those
about i9 bs layigd, both malo and female, IN
t;crylhtg concerning ..hA lbysioiogy and rcla.
tons Of our sexual systom, and the ..'ndusH9D or
prevention Of oG,prng, including MI the new
discoveries never before given in the English
language, by WM DUNG, ". d. This really
n valuable and interesting work. 1t is written
in plain language for the general reader, and is
illustrated with numerous engravings. All young
married people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least impedment to married life.
should read this book. 1t discloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still il il
book that must be locked up, and not lie about
the house. 1t will be sent TO any one on receipt
Of twenty Eve cents, in specie or postage stamps,
Address DR.. WM. YOUNG, No. 4lG Spruce st,
above Fourth, Philadelphia Pa.
Esg~ afflicted and Jntortnatc-No matter
wh1tmay be your disease, before you place your
self under the care of any one of the notorious
QuacSs, native or foreign, who advertise in this
or any otter paper, get copy of either of DR..
foung's books, and read it carefully. 1t will be
the means Of saving you Eany dollar, your
health, and possibly your life
Dr. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the
diseases described in his publications., at his
office, No. 4l6 Spruce st, above Fourth. n7.ly
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Cabinet, Chair Making,
AM0 E5NV Zla RAPI rgI4,

OHN GULICH, Of the borough Of Ceartea'
" Pa, will be prepared at all times to attend
TO any business in the above line on snon
notice, and in workmanlko manner. Iii, plSs
of business Is at the old shop Oh the north sid'a
Market street, Sd door east Of Third II, neary
opposite the old jew store where he will ssF
constantly on hand large assortment Of NJ.
hlogony and Cane Bottom Chairs, and CabfN
ware OF every description, which he will disp.r
OF on as reasonable terms as the samo artie"
can be had elsewhere in the county. ..Lrtn
His stock OF Cabinet Ware now on hand, e9l
sists in part Of Dressing and Common Bureaus
Sofas, Sewing and Washing Stands, Desks 'n'
Book Gases, French and Field Poet Bedstess
Dining, Breakfast, Centre, Card and Pier W
tlcs, &c. Ccfins manufactured md delivers
any place desired
February 9, lsb9.-Ino 4. vol. iy.l
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s,rRlKING TIMES IN PuIEADEL

SS PPEA = Trcmcndom Excitement among N
Nasscs! !-EXCITlNG FOOT RACE between
tao Pbiladolphia Polirc and the notorious For
ger and counlerlci.er JaNcs Buchanan Cross!!!
Cross Recaptured !! 1T seems to be the gener-
oil opinion in ClcarGeld. that if Cross had worn
pair of Frank Shorts French calf Boots, that he
would not be taken yet However, Shorty is
not much put out at missing his custom but
would announce to all BrcckiHridyc, Dougids
Lincoln and Bel men, and women and children
in Clearfeld. and Sinncmahoning in particular
that be is prepared so furnish them with Boots,
Shoes and Caters of any style or pattern stitch
3D. ,cwed or pegged, land as he is u short fcl
low on short notice.
All kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change, and ca.h not refused. Repairing done
in the neatest manner and charges moderate, at
the Short Shoe Shop on Second Street, opposite
Reed, Weaver 4 Cos store. FRANK SHORT.
n. b. Findings for sale Sept. 26, 1860
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IOcdItu al n. IT. I0N0lU WIW5, one NlIc LO5T
Of C2ear6eH Jorough
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Ccardod
and adjoining conntGs, that he is at all times
prepared to manufacture, at the shortest notice.
Hair, Husk and Straw Mattresses Of all
kinds and sizes, one Of winch Is y Folding Mat
tress, suitable for CABINS on RATS, whicL
can be folded In Fmnl compass, aud emptfed and
rcGlIcd at pleasure and very cheap. He also
trims Carriages mnkes repairs to all kinds Of
Carriage Trimming and Upholstery, and makes
Cords for Mason's Tracing Lines, Of any thick
uess or length.
Ssa- Country Produce, Corn lTusks, or Cash
taken in Exchange for work,
1sit~ All orders left with any Of the Merchats
Clcarfcld borough will be promptly attended
TO. dec2e
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Dyspepsin, IIcnrt Di-oRse, Fitr. Tpiitp-
sN, McInne hMlN, NrnrnlAin vi
Ayers Cherry paCt0ral,
loR THE EArlD CtRE or
Coughs, Colds, Innucnyn, IIonrscncs'i
Group, bronchitis. InCipicnt Com
sumption, and for thc Nriicf
of ConsuInptIrc Patients
I'm advanced StnEcs
of the Disease,

This is a ro,ntdyEn universally known TO Siriav tf
othrr for tho cure of throat and lung complaints ta
i uscsRs here to PUBLISH tie evidence Of its Ninu t
univnlled excellence fr coughs and colds, and ihu{
wonderful currr Of pulmonary dscHse have mG's
known throughout the civilized natiuus a the eaih
Few afo the communities, OF even families, among Wa
who have not soaC personal experience Of i,s elect
some lining tply In tler midst Of it. victory over ih
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the threat aud luss
as they know, too the effects of this rcmy, nedrA
do than 10 assure them that II ha, now oil is w
tines that II did ayo when making the whih l@N
won so strongly upon tho confidence Of mankind
Prepared by DR., J. C. AVER B. CO., Lowell NiSs
nj; Sald by c. D. Watson, Clenrsell B,A
Irwin, CurNcnsvile; +. Arnold, LulheTsbuE
Montgomery 4 Co., New Salem; J. {. Brcnnet
Morrisdale, {. X. Poster, Phillpsburg and Ehe
Chase. AnsonyIllo ;and by dealers eveyVhs''.
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GOD SEEN IN THE FLOWERS.

The argument for the existence and
wisdom of God, drawn from the marks
of design in the works of creation, is
one which can not be either gainsayed
or successful controverted And they
meet us at every step, asw pass along
the highway oflite. In this Towering
month of June, the gardener may dis
cover a beautiful illustration of a di-
vine power, that we must call special
attention to it. 1t is in tho habits of
the plant known as CoLcHcUM 1t
blooms in October, sending up from
the damp soil its hower-stems with
out leaves, and then disappears.
Flowcring thus just upon the verge
of Winter, it has not time to perfect
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N B.--Ihe price in Great Britain for tho FIVE
Periodicals. above-nOmed is S3l per nnnum.
RepSblished By
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Flour.

Flour.
. ooD ARTICLE, for rlo n, The store Of y
~ ian2J W L, IRWIN
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'TYRONE CITY HOTEL.
Col A. +. OWENS, PnopRIEroR,

announces to the travelling public
dat hs hes now taken Charge of this large and
web auown aogs,, aud viii conduct 1t in such \
Inannor ns will rendor excellent comfort and fcr
Satisfaction to all who may favor him with u
call. nov7-ly
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Syphilis ana pioreur,ei Dissas.

NEN buIkANNt -Olh ANgrsf, ffA
DE- J. G. AVER: Sir, / chcarfuIly camlly with ta NJ
quest Of your sgont and repI 10 you eCne OF tbs Sy,
hsy- rrnlizrd with Ynnr SIrs0I arilla
have cured with H. In my prs't.ce, mnst a tho IT,
rlsnt- fer which II il Iero1u'u uded, nnd have fGnt,
effects truly wonderful IN tha curo oi Fnne1l ard y.
cHrLd Dstde. One Of my Patients had SJrhlllts urf
in his throat which were consuming bis pnH'o npl n
top Of hi. mouth. Your s0rsnpuIi.la steadily tS,a
cured bln IN i've wesa Another "Hs attacked ly SOC
ohdlry symptoms In hi, nose, snd tie ulcruatiou lad
ctten sway considerable part Ct H. Tint hs Va To-,
disorder sUuld sNon reach his blsu and kfl him. bpl
yielded to my standardization VI your SOr.alnra; kl
ulcers healed and lac j. vel! again not " cyusl W.sj
some d-nguration 10 his fIca. woman who Lai bSs
treated tor the same disorder y Ectrury MA sufrrs
frIhl this poison IN her hhos. They had euouc ~ sr
,itNe 70 tue weather INT ~ d4up day slc suffered g
orueIn'ing pain IN her inls aud hopes sle, TO Va
cured entirely iy ycnr SarsalNrii.a Ia lw N-sLs. I
know Rom rs fruuln, which your agent g,N~ n,", l.i
this Preparation from yoT laboratory pH-t hr era
remedy consequently, uicSo truly i-uln killc Isds
with il have not surpris.d NE.
ITAiCruullN Nuurg. Il Z IlnIMPn N n.
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Its seed and so provide for its own
reproductions. But the un.matured
seed lies protcctedi in the bulb below
ground through the winter then, in
| the Spring, up shoots fruit stalk on
which the seeds mature and ripen,
about the frs ofJune What an ad-
mrabo provision Does this happen
BY chance? V2
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KheNmnti.m. Gnnt. I.lrcr Cnmnl.Int.

lSnRTrNrracr- rust,r c., "a. Ctu luly. i@
Da. J. G. AYnl: Sir | hive la,u Huri7l vi.b sraiB
ml chronic Rhsiru| sn ilr Org time, which l@l,dia
ssil oi pEysrirns aud stuck to In spite Of ui hi
remedies could find until tried y-ur 9rsarArilla We
bottle cured me Ia two weeks aud la'prtl my fettnl
health 70 much thnt am mr bettvg ihan Lctis We
attacked. tlluk 1t \ wonderful r'IiIsa. :. lhEAN
jules Y Gcirhcl uf ST. tcua, wits: o. have tyu
afflicted for years With Hn G0,siiej, n ue I,ra, vit
destroyed my health tried Ovpry Il r, ana ,yrIy th
htl to relieve uei and hnsr l.en 1t oxen d,vh is
tr some years nom no other eausc than d.Usi aat{
ts Lrtr MyhIuY-d iG-.or. tie Eyv. Ar hapv, rlbR
mo 70 try your Ssularn, hrrnuse he slid hn Leu
and any thing ytdl nude 0Us wnrl!, trying. ~ tlrll~r
in 81 God hn+ Cur,i me, ans hi, purified uJ led
~ 20 mako new man rf me trl y0tpS agn,u IA
It illat can e wid ufyuu L. not lu1t .rud u,ms.'l
S,Iirruq, ,Cnueor Tumors, Enlar@cmoni
Uioc,ntiou, Carries and sSiJl!HtiUn Of
the bones.
great variety 81 cases have hps-, r.ro.'I - u-n
curcs uf There formidable complaints hu,r re,u.d fdn
tlu use u this rm-ly, lut Eln-c hru vii ~. saa
them. Snme " thCn may b3 found iu Onr Amdiaa
Almanac, which he h..rut- ho'nw rlu,,d tTc Ilal.J %
furnish gratis to NIL who -n'l fr Ncn. f.
Dyspepsia. Heart Disonse, Fitr. Hpntp-
BY, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many Tcusrkable ,urus ut Ih.r Hnyrti,iS haGe len
made by the alternative pH"'r ui Tins mrlsBe II sls
Iutsa the vital mnciuus into vigorous u,.i.I, and t@
oyercomes disurl"is which would De- .urp,sy LlUndn
reHch. Snch remedy has long bcvu rruirrd Wy Tic A.
ce@les OF the people, and Hr cuuGdcut that Nh VII
DO for them oil that medieiuv cuu 80.
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81. Anthony's FIrc, Rose or Erysipelu.,
letter and salt ithcun, Scald lead
RingwOrm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
Icucorrhrn or whites. q 'orinn Tumar
uterine liberation, Female D!seuscs.t

Dr. j. T. S. Chnnuin-, e New lor' fiy r'itcs; "
most clearrlv cu'nrly with the rWWi NJ your M s Va
saving have f'uml your sHr'Rar'lLa most rscelep,
attentive In the numerous crnrinins f0r uhih w
employ such remedy, hut especially ihirirr Hrscal
nf tho Scr,Ti3is diuh,ss. | lnyr Cir' r.tv tp,e,g
aa ca,ys OF 4lrorrhu-I 10y H. AMI on- Micro ihe con.
print ,yus cnarl lv ,trr't 80 IiIo t!Trs. The MOS,
alton Itself WIS -uau cul. Nothing nitin ny ino.,
edge equaIs 90 e. l,.>' i'lur!n ,ltrFnF'm"nI"
Edward :. Marrow. ut Npwhnrv, Nia. wrr. "a Irn.
gerous og0roD tu-ar rf gh1 females my h.,y
which hul drird nh illr REMEDIES "" could ulr L,i
at length bnru completely Cr"d by your Estgrl Of No.,
snlArn. oar rllv-i~ilu tll'r-ht notling w .,iiu.
ton could afford relief tut h. advised H." 'i II ,ar
SaspplrlllH ns The last i'AIt lcflrc cutting and
proved rCr.inH An'r tahiigND ~ n~I,siy "isi Vur,
M sA Il. ILiiln Of tic l.ni.n InliNIIns.' II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30

BALTIMORE, May pa gentleman from
Norfolk says Beauregard was expected there
Tuesday night. The whole runiber OF troops
in and about Norfolk does not exceed seven
thousand, though large accesions were daily
expected from the gulf states The battery
at Sewall's Point was almost destroyed by the
MonticelIo's guns, but a large force was re
pairing it. 1t is anticipated that Butler will
land forces at Ocean View, on the Roads, six
miles from the point, and ten from Norfolk.
Three hundred negroes from Tennessee
had been sent out to throw up entertainments
on the roads leading to Ocean View. The
troops are said to be badly disciplined, though
well armed. Seventy of the eighty votes cast
in Portsmouth against secession, were cast by
a rifle company, who were Immediately dis
armed and dis banded.
Gen. Huger commands at Norfolk. They
have but one rfled cannon, which is at Sew
alls Point. The truckmen are blowing in
their pea vines to plant corn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30
GEN. ArcCLELLAN,s PROCLA NATION.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF ONO, /
CINCINNATI Nav 26

CINCINNATI, May &c.
| To the Union men Of Western Vrgipa:
NIRGINlANs, The general government, has
| long enough endured the Vaccinations of
few tactious rebels in your midst. Armed
traitors have in vain endeavored TO deter you
! from expressing your loyalty at the polls.
Having failed in the infamous attempt to de-
prive you of the exercise Of your dearest
rights, they now seek to inaugurate reign OF
terror, and thus force you to yield to their
schemes and submit to the yoke OF the traitor
Gus conspiracy, digRified by the name OF the
southern coniederacy. They are destroying
the property OF citizens OF your state ana rum
ing your magnificent railways.
The general government has heretofore
carefully absained from sending troops across
the Ohio, or even from posting them along It's
banks, although fire. ,uently urged by many ol
your prominent citizens to do so. IL deter
mined to await the result of the state election,
DESTROYS that no one might be able to say that
the slightest effort had been made from
this side TO influence the Tree expression OF
your opinions, although the many agencies
brought to bear upon you by the rebels were
well known. You have now shown under the
most adverse circumstances that the great
mass OF the people of western Virginia are true
and loyal to that bencicent government under
which we and our fathers have lived SO long.
AS soon as the result OF the election was
known the traitors commenced their work OF
destruction. The general government cannot
close its cars to tile demand you have made
for assistance.
| have ordered troops to cross the river.
They come as your friends and brothers, and
as enemies only to the armed rebels who are
preying upon you. Your homes, your families
and your property safe under our protec.
ton. All your rights shall be religiously re-
spected. Notwithstanding all that has been
said by the traitors, to induce you to believe
our advent among you will be signazed by
an interference with your slaves, understand
one thing clearly Not only will we abstain
from all such interference, but we will on the
contrary, with an iron hand, crush any attempt
at Instruction on their part
Now that we are understood | call upon you
to fly to arms and support the government;
sever the connection that binds you to traitors,
proclaim to the world that the faith and loyal
ty, so long boosted by the Old Dominion, are
still preserved in western Virginia, and that
you remain true to the stars and stripes.
G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General commanding.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30
HARPER,s FERRY MATTERS.

CHAMBERsAURG, Pa, May 29,-The latest
advices from HIrpers Ferry, mention that
there are ten Thousand troops in town and at
Bolivar. About four hundred are on tile Ma
ryland heights. but tile latter have no field
pieces.
HAGERsrowN, MD, May 29.-The seces-
sionlsLs are terror-strcken by the late rein
forcements here They held conclave here
last night, which lasted until near daylight this
morning Emissaries from Harper's Ferry are
in Hagerstown nearly every night, but the
unionists are watchfu, and aware OF all their
movements. Additional reintorcements are
expected here early tomorrow Considering
the number of soldiers in town and the vicin-
ity, comparative good order prevails. The
soldiers are all in good health, and anxious for
a brush with the rebels.
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.--Three regiments
left this city to.day for the west, Chambers
burg and the direction If Harper's Ferry.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30

NEW YORK, May 29.-CoTroN quiet; sales 2iC6 bales,
at 1870 for mddling uplands
FLOUReceipts 1881 bbls sales 10 800 hbls state and
western dull superle state $500 a 5lO extra state
$500 % 3O round hoop Ohio, $3.50 a. $50; superne
western Sl,95 a sos; common to good extra western
S5,lO a 535 southern steady; sa,es $50 bhls
GRAIN-Wheat = sales $4,000; Chicago spring 81 10
1 LIS unsound spring 81 Ol @ l0S; Milwaukee club, 81 IL
a ~; unsuund cuD Sl07 81, i5 winter red western
sl33 @ l35 Corn rules quite firm; sales $1,000 bush
old miNeu western 555 q Sc.
PROVISI ms Fork active; sales $50 bbls; mess
sl675 a 100; prime 81 - "a 1910 Mhiskey steady
sales 500 bbis at l2}c Sugars dull sales $50 hhds;
covado 81 @ AZ Coffee steady.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30
FROM KENTUCKY.

FRANKFoRT, May 29.-In the convention,
Guthrie, Wickliffe, Bell, Dixon and Dump
were chosen committee to prepare general
address Messrs. Guthrie, Bell, Dixon, Will
liams and Richardson were appointed a COM
mittee to prepare an address to the people of
Kentucky. Upon resolution. members of the
convention were sworn to be faithful to the
constitution of the United States while hold
ing membership.
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-The tobacco fair is a
decided success. Two hundred and fifty
three hogsheads were opened for inspection,
Wheat sold at prices exceeding the average Of
last year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30

New YoRK, May 29-The transport steam
err Empire City has arrived from Fortress
Monroe, and reports that the Harriet Lane
had captured the schooner Catherine of New
bern, H. c., and the Iris, of Baltimore, both
laden with naval stores. The transport steam
er Alabama has arrived from Hampton Roads
with the prize barque Winired, of Richmond,
from Rio Janeiro, in tow.
The schooner J. Goodspeed, of Norwich,
from Albany to an eastern port, was sunk in
collision, this afternoon, by the steamer John
Brooks, from Hartford in He'll Gate. The
steamer dritted ashore but WAS toAeeI off
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30

New York, May 20 The frigate Niagara
arrived at Havana on the 18Th, and sailed on
the 23d on cruise. The gun boat Huntsville
arrived at Havana ON the 22d.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Richard Harrison,
the Union candidate, is elected to congress in
the seventh Ohio district, to fill Tom Corwin' S
vacancy.
SToCKBRIDGE, Mass, May 29.-Briard' IS
paper mill was burnt this morning with its
contents Loss $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30
FAOM ST. LOFTS.

ST LOUIS, May pa regiment left for
Birds Point, this afternoon. 1t is untrue that
Gen. Harvey has authorized the formation of
home guards in the principal cities
Qreus' furniture establishment was burnt
last night. Loss $4,000.
Col. McArthurs Regiment of Illinois vol
unteers left Caseyville, yesterday, under or
ders to proceed southwark. Col Bair's Reg
iment is under marching orders. 1t is expect
ed to move southwark in day or two.
A revolt took place in the penitentiary at
Jefferson City, on Monday. -Four prisoners
escaDed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30
ON THE wATCM FOR THEM.

BosroN, May ga correspondent of the
Transcript states that the commanders OF the
Minnesota and Niagara are in possession Of
the names with descriptions OF the vessels
shortly expected at New Orleans with valua-
bic arms aud munitions OF war purchased by
the rebels in Europe A close watch is ar
ranged for their capture. Ship Adalmo, Capt,
Smith, recently arrived at New Orleans from
Boston, has been seized by the rebel author
ties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30

IS NEW YORK May 29-Stocks quite duh and a shade
frmer; Cleveland and Toledo II; illinois Central scrip
10, Opeding; Panama l2}}; Michigan southern guaran-
tied 26 Michigan southern u; Harlem preferred 26
Harlem l03; Tennessee AZ Pacific Mail 6j New
York Central III Erie %; Missouri skies Al Virginia six
AZ; Louisiana skies 5s North Carolina skies So Unit
ed States skies, 1881, coupons, 743