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References.

u. S. Mint. Philadelphia; U. 5. Arsenal,
Philadelphia g. Cal; n Libe rites Bank /;
Pous,own Bank Chester Valley B,nk /,
Southwestern Bank OF Va; Back OF Colds
borough, n. c.; Bank Of Raleigh, n. G
Bank OF Salisbury, n c.; Bank OF Jersey
Shore, Pa. ; Bank of Newark, Del. Bank
O Norhum berand Lewisburg Bank.
April 3D. 1861.
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Flour and Feed Delivered
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST

TNHE undersigned has made arrange
l. ments that will enable him TO deliver
Flour and Feed, FOR CASH, about ten per
cent. cheaper than any body else in town.
His prices are as follows:
Floar 81 25; Corn and Oats Chop 81 So;
Corn and Rye Chop 81 65; Bran 81 10
] respectfully soici, share of The public
patronage. MOSES COr MAN.
Bloomsburg, June "A, 1860.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

Asspd Brands, Patent Medicines of every
variety in use, Liquors (pnre) for medicinal
use only, Fluid Camphene, Carbon Oil,
Turpen,ine and Alcohol, TIusses, Shoulder
Braces and Abdominal Supporters, Surgical
and Dental instruments, Sash Nail e. Tooth
brushes, Prof Humphreys Homeopathic
Remedies, garden, canary, rape and hemp
seeds, thermometers, proof-glasses moroc'
co leather and shoe findings, &c, &c, to-
.eether with the largest and most varied as
sorlmeEi of German TOYS ard
Yankee Notions,
ever brought TO this place, all of which
please call and see, and you must believe.
Having learned by sad experience that
slong credits will notkeep things moving, .
/ have determined 10
JgNDUg1s I2GIONSs
to cash buyers, to make it an object 10 them
as we'll as the seller, 10 deal on The cash
principle, either money or ready trade.
Having served a regular apprenticeship
at the Drug aud Apolhecary business, be-
sides having carried il on for the last eigh-
teen years, on my own hook, fiatter my
self that am able TO do justice 10 all giving
me trial. Thankful TO the public tor past
favors. | would ask trial on the new prln-
ciple, and will guarantee TO all, that II Will
make long friends, and pay best IN the end
10 paw cash and buy at reduced prices.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
carefully compounded, ami all orders cor
recily answered. All medicines guaranteed
as recommended, Store Room on MAN
Street. near Market, next door 10 the Pos'
Office, BloomsbnTg, Columbia county Ia
EPHRAIM p. LUTZ.
Decem Der Z, 1859-d,
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u1HEfE AS, my wife. Anna Maria ssi.
~ 4s,. lately fsTl ny house, ard oea
- b5z II uishool na5 knoviedge' azo
-rs;nst raz uish, and = con1snn'1s 20 so'
-. 4S.<e}f t<,srsifou1 Al pefsons are
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doll oWAY's OINTMENT.
BABa LEGS, BAD BREATS, SORES
- AND lULCERS.

All Description OF sores ats tFiheui iaoio
By the proper and diligeni use OF this mes
timabIe preparation. To aitmpt TO cure
bad legs by plasterIug The edges of the
wound tossiher,isa folly; for should the
skia ur1ife, a boggy diseased dondnion re-
mains a nd ealh 10 break oul with ienfoid
nryina few days. The only raiionani and
succssslh Treatment, as indicated bv nature,
Il to reducesthe iriflsmaaion 10 and about
the wound and tc soolhe the neighoorIng
pats bvsruBbing in plenty of the Ointment
as saI is forced into meat.
pIPTHERfA, ULCERATED SORE
THROAT. AND. SCARLET AND
OTHER FENERS.
Anv.of the above diseases may 'be'cured
bv we'll rubbing the Ointment three times
= day into the chest, throat and neck o. the
patient; il will soon penetrate. and give
;mnediate relief. Medicine iaken 'oy the
~,o,,,b must operate upon the whole sys-
,sn si,s influence can be lelt'in any To-
3-aI mari. whereas the SOiniment will do lis
work Al once. Whoever tries the unguenl
In The above manner OF The disease named,
a, any similar disorders affecting the chest
and throat, will fiLd themselves relieved as
I by charm.
PILES, FsSTULAS, STRUCTURES.
The shove class OF. complaints will be
moved Sy nightly fomenling the parts
n uarm water, aud then by most eject
lv ruhbing IN the Ointment. Persons
Esr;no from these dirsful complaints
es,la iose not momentin arresting Their
-,,6 ress. I, should be understood that II
E aot sufficient merely to smsef Inc 'oint-
r.srt on the affected parts, built must oe
-ell rubbed in for some considerable time
two or three times day, that II may oe
taken into The system, whence II VIII .e
move any hidden sore or wound as erect
aalAy as though paspable to the eye. inese
again bread and water Pouslices, alter fuo-
;nr;n of ths Ointment, will do great ser
v;cz This is the only sure treatment ioi
fsmales. cases Of cancer in the stomach. ol
where there may be general oea''ps
down..
EEDISCRETIONS OF YOUTH ;-SokEs
= AND ULCERS.
Rlo,ehes. as also sweIlings, ueo, with
aetairty, be radically cured II the Olni
S-rs.af be used freely, and Pills be taken
-;gbt and morning as recommended Ia tne
.,sa,ed iusirrciions. When treated IN any
1 a.her way they only dry up IA one Ptac'
4 : hreak outin anoiher whereas tnis o'ni
-ent will remove the hunor from tne sys
go and leave the patient vigorous 7aus
zrs-2bv being. Ii will require time wfii
,tfnss of the Pills TO ensure lasting cure
oubpSICAI. SWELLlNGS, PARALfSE
AND STIFF JOINTS.
Although the above complaints diiie
zideIv in their origin and nature, yet Ine.
81 require locsl treatment. M any ia :. :,
sorss cases, Of such diseases, WIN s'sIa !,
.eompara,iveIy short space oil time "ns
his Ointment. is diligently rubbed INTO W
o.rts affected : even after every otnei I'D an
AVE failed. In all serious maladies IN
t,lls should be taken according TO the di
reorons accompanying each box
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Great Work on the Horse.
THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

- BY ROBERT JENNINGS, v. s.,
Professor of Pathology and Operq rqtiUe Surgery
IN the Veterinary College Of Philadelphia,
ETC., etc.
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Fnr sale or Rent.

rr7THE subscriber oilers ,hree Houses
/ and lots fof sale, Or Eeni, one in Blooms
bn5g. one al Bnck khoFn, and one Al lower
Lime Ridge. all in hIis comfy.
: GEORGE WEAVER.
BlOomsburs Feb. ! 1861.
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BOOTS 8 SHOES
Tiaware s. Stove EsabIiShmenf.

FgYHE UND DERSIGNED respectfully in-
Il forms his old friends and customers;
that he has purchased his brolher's interest
in the above establishment, and the con-
cern will hereafter be conducted by himself
exclusively. He mas sust received and ot-
"a. fers Tor sale the largest and most ex-
81 teusiye assortment Of FANCY STOTVS
F9s& ever introduced into this market
Slovepipe and Tinware constantly on
hand and manufactured 10 order. All KINDS
or repairing done, rs usual, mn short notlee'
The patronage of old frieEds and new Gus
tomers is respectfully solicited:
Am. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Jan. 12. 1853. IT.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


Coughs, Colds, In1uenzR, EsoRrsenessS
Croup. Bronchitis, Incfpisnt Com
sumption, and for the Reilef
of Consumptive Patients
fn advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known 20 snrpsss any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that
is useless here TO publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
unvaed excellence for coughs and colds and It's truly
wonderful cures OF pulmonary disease, hase made IT
known throughout the civilized nations OF the eat.
Few are the communities, families among tleih
who have not some personal experiences Of its enecs
some fing trophy their midst Of its victory over inc
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these Disorders AMI
as they know too effects OF this remedy we need not
do more than them that hrs nov al the VIZ
tues that II did have when making the cures which have
Won So strongly upon the confidence OF mankind
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER 3 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Z. P. Lutz, J z. Meyer, aud 6.
Nj Haaenbuch, Bloomsburg, and by one
de aler in every town in The State.
April 6, IS6l.-Iy.
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New Arrival Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
DaYid LOMenbcrg

INVITES attention TO his stock OF cheap
L and fashionale sIothing al his slofeoD
Main street, two doors abovethe Amer
lean House. where he has a full assort-
ment of mon and boys wearing apparel,
including .hs most fashionable
ED IRE = 9 6 90 ID =
Box, sack, frock, ghm and oil cloth coat
of all SORTS and sizcs, pants OF all coiors'
shawis, stripes aud figure, vests, shirts. cras
vats, stocks. collars, ,ha2dkerchIeis; gloves,
suspendsrs and fancy articles
NIB. He will also make 10 order any
article OF clothing atvery sforinoiice ara
in the best manner. All his cIothlhg Is
m ade TO icedT, and most OF 1t is oI nom .
manufacture.
DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsbury, March l3, 1851.
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j FRsHIOEABLE FURNITURE,

which is equaIin style and finish to that OF
Philadelphia or New York cities, and at as
low prices He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from S25 10 $50. Divaus Loun
ees, Walnut and Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
variety upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, cheffeniers, whatnols
and comodes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common wasnstands, dress-tables, corner
cupbo ards sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsteads, cane seat and common chairs is
the largest in this section OF the county. He
will also keep good assortment oil looking
glasses with fancy gilt and commo frames
| He viii also furnish spring mattresses fitted
/ TO any sized bedstead, which are superior
! for durability and comfori TO any bed in
! use Dloomsbnrg JanUary ] 3, 1858.
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BBQOLSlBURG
WARE ROOMS.
8. c. -, SEzIyE

ID ESPECTFULLY invites The attention OF
AtNthe- Public TO his extensive assortment
Of Cabinet Furniture aOd Chars, which be
will warrant m ade of good materials AID IN
a woTkmanlike manner. Al his Establish
ment, can always be found good assert
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LIGHT LIGHT.

EA n "a 9 @ IA
coal OIL. BURNERS IND LAMPS
Il IS FOR BURNING = -
Coal, Kerosene, or Carbon Oils.
The best, most brilliant, and cheapest por-7
table fgnt now in use. No Gangsr OF ex-
posion and cheaper than fluid, lard, oil, fish
a EQUAL TO GAS, a
Without ihe expense of gas fx,uies. The
above Lamps (wi;h all their fancy trim
lngs9 can be seen and bought at The old
esIa ablished Drug and Chemical Store OF the,
undersigned, who halters himself that from
his long experience in the Drug trade, he
knows how and where to buy, and Is deter
mined not 10 be undersold by any one ~
Bloomsbury, or surrounding country, Call
and see his new and we'll selected stock oil
DRUGS. MEDICINES s. CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, VARNISHES, DYESTUFFS,
OILS, GLASS FROM 7x9 TO 24x36, -.
CONTEMPORARIES, PER-
sFUMERY AND FANCY
TOILET, ARTICLES
FORsLADIES &
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EVANS 81 WATsON'S
Phil'a Manufactured
s AL NJ ANDER
IsIs oSA FES;
z szzzzz - No. 304 fChestnui Street
PHILADELPHIA.

fEHESE Safes are 10 use now aIl.oyer Tire
4 Uniied Stales, andhave been ~elitest-
ed in msRy fl es ;sihe following shows an
other instance of their capabiliy in resist
mo fire
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
ALL KhNDS OF skHAWLS,

broche, Bay Stale, Wa,ervills, black SILK,
cashmere, embroidered, sc. Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, cassimers,
saine.s, vesiings, tweeds jeans, coating vel
vet beaver clnlhs. sc.
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WHEELING, June l7.-In the Convention
to-day, Mr.. Pierpont of Marion county
made a strong speech in favor Of declara-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Dorsey of Monongahela,
the declaration WAS ordered to third
reading.
Mr. Garlic obtained leave to report an
ordinance for recognizing the financial
beaureau of the State, by which no sheriff
or other depository of public funds be per
mitted on penalty of loss of his office to
pay money to the Richmond authorities or
any but the authorities hereafter to be pro-
yided
Mr. Dorsey moved that the declaration be
put upon the passage, calling for the ayes
and nays Ayes So. Not vote in the
negative. Thirty members were absent on
leave. The declaration was signed by fifty
six, the same number that signed the Decla-
ration of Independence.
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MADISON, Ind, June l7th.-The Madison
Courier Of this afternoon says the steamer
Prioress was not prevented from discharg
ing her cargo at Louisville, but as the ship
pers could not get a guarantee from the con-
signees that the provisions should not go
South, the Captain reshipped what he had
discharged and brought the boat back to
the city.
The steamer Masonic Gem, while wharf
master Williams was at dinner to-day, took
On board, without authority. some 20 casks
of bacon and left tor Louisville. Powell,
McEwen Co. chartered the steamer Pri-
Dress, and overhauled the Gem below this
city, and brought back the bacon.
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ctneinnatI market.

CINCINNATI, June l7-There was nothing
done in -four to establish quotations, and
prices are merely nominal at % for su-
perfine, and 4 5O@4 60 for extra. Wheat
declined 3 cents, and dull at decline red
dull at 90@93. Oats dull at "a. Corn
dull at % not much demand. Whisky
dull, and be lower; closing heavy at l23.
Nothing done in provisions; we therefore
cannot give quotations. Butter dull at
8@lOc for prime and choice. Coffee DC.
Sugar firm and in fair demand. Molasses
dun at 3O@32c. Exchange &c prem.
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CAPT. III. BOERSTEIA- s PROCL1-
M TION.


JEFFERSON CITY, June 1.-THE follow
ing proclamation vas issued here to-day /:
HEADQUARTERS CArITAL,l
DISPERSION CRY. June II, 1851
10 Tie cttlzegls Of CJte aud aJom5.y counties
Of Missouri :-CITIzESs.-I have been APP
pointed by the commanding General, COM
manner of the place, wifi. The view to ex-
tend my authority over Cole ana the ada
cent counties in order 10 preserve the peace
and tranquility of all CT liens and to assist
the civil authorities in the maintenance Of
government and Of the Union, and the en-
forcement Of the constitutional laws Of the
country. BY the perceptibie flight OF Gov.
G.. f. jackson and others you have been left
without state authority, mediterranean,
This state Of things would have produced
Law lessness and anarchy, and all their con
sequent evils It has then been deemed
necessary to supply tins lack 10y appoint
ing commander of this place having a
surveillance over the citizens and the vicIn-
ity. | therefore call upon the city aulhorl-
ties, as well the authorities of the county,
TO c0utiuue the legal exercise Of their Off
cIai duties, and ! viii always be ready 10
render them any assistance for the enforce
ment Of the constitutional laws Of the
country / do not wish to interfere with
their official business, neither DO | intend to
NEEDLE with the private business Of the cit
zeus Your personal safety viii be procected
and your property viii be respected. Slave
property will not be interfered with by any
part OF my command, nor viii slaves be al
lowed to enter my lines without writ
ten authority from their masters, and not
withslanding we are in time Of war; / shall
endeavOr to execute my instructions with
moderation and t0rbearance, ard at the
same time I shall not suffer lie least ut
tempt to destroy this Unionby the perform
ance of any unlawful act.
shall prosecute and deliver up to the
proper authorities all traitors and their
aiders and abettors I call upon all the
friends of the Union and upon all good cit
liens to form themselves into companies of
home guards for the protection Of the Tn
ion-to arm themselves and to drill. I viii
be very glad to Lave them, as far as posi-
Die, instructed by my officers, and to con
tribute with all my power to their military
education.
Every citizen who has business with the
commander of the place, or intends to bring
some complaint before him viii have free
access to my headquarters from 10 to u
o'clock.
All my soldiers will observe the strictest
discipline, and | want the support of all
good citizens to enable me to keep this city
and vicinity in perfect peace and order, and
to keep from them the terrors and deyasta-
tons ofthe war. (Sigued)
HY. BoERNsTEIN,
Colonel commanding ID Regiment Missouri
Volunteers.
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GRAFTON, Va, June IA report reach
ed Cumberland yesterday that rebel forces
are marching on Bomney to attack the fed
era troops and burn the city, causing in
tense excitement They have not made
their appearance up to this time.
4 letter received at Cumberland says the
telegraph wires and rails of the B. & o. R.
r, from Martinsburgh to Harper's Ferry,
have been carried away by the rebels. 1t
also states that delegates to the Wheeling
Convention, from Jefferson and Berkeley
counties were imprisoned at Charleston, Va.
1t is not vet known what movement is con
tempIated from this point. Recruits from
the surrounding counties are largely on the
increase.
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SPECIAL TO THE COMMERCIAL.

BosToN, June 1.-THE 68th anniversary
Of the battle of Bunker Hill was observed
with more than the usual manifestations of
patriotism. A letter from a mercantile
house IA Richmond, says there is no pEoba-
bility of any provisions being made for the
payment of the Virginia interest due here
in July, but expresses their entire confidence
that it will be paid in Virginia currency at
Richmond
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ST LOUIS, June I7.-A-2art of Colonel
Kallman's regiment Of re-erve corps were
returning from the railroad at about 10
clock this morning, when opposite the Re
corder's Court room on Seventh street be-
tween Olive and Locust, a company near
the rear Of the column suddenly wheeled
and discharged their rifles instantly, aiming
chiefly at the windows Of the Recorder
Court and ID story Of the adjoining house,
killing four citizens, mor,sily woundiug two
and slightly iDjuriug one. Statements Iegar-
ding the cause Of the firing are very conflict
ing, ore being that pistol shot fired from
the window of one Ofthe houses COX effect in
tie shoulder of one Of the captains, when
be gave the word to fire. Another that q
soldier accidentally discharged his rife
in the ranks at which the whole company
became frightened and Immediately fired
a full volley at the crowd on the sid
walk and in the windows. The Recorder S
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Court was IN session, and crowded with
prisoners and spectators. Police officer
Pratt was shot in the side and died in ten
minutes. Deputy Marshal Reisch received
three shots in the legs, and will undoubted-
" die. The names Of other persons who
were killed on the pavement below were
not ascertainef The window Just behind
the Recorders desk was riddled with bull
lets, and broken glass scattered over his
desk The bodies of the killed were re-
moved 10 the Health Office, where thor
Ough investigation Of the affair will be
given.
The federal force now engaged in the in
terror OF the State. consists Of 10, 600 men,
$500 OF whom were stationed at Hermann
and Jefferson City, and 5000 at Raleigh,
the terminus of the southwestern branch of
the Pacific railroad, 2, 500 at st Joseph and
along the line OF the Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph Railroad, 1000 on the North Missouri
Railroad, and 200 at Birds Point, oppo-
site Cairo. In addition to this, there is a
force of 900 remaining at St. Louis which
could be increased TO Z, 900 in a few hours
by accessiOns from the neighboring camps
in Illinois. These troops hold the entire
portion of the State north of the Missouri
river, and the southeast quarter, lying
southwark from Jefferson City to the Ar
kansas border, giving the Federal Govern
ment the important points Of Hannibal, St.
Louis, and Bird 5 Point 4 basis OF opera
ton by river and railroad rs n means of
transportation.
Nothing is known of the movement of
troops about Jefferson City.
The Warsaw, Ky, Democrat says Judge
Johnston will not take seat in the U. S.
Senate in July. II also states that Senator
Polk will not take his seat.
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WASHINGTON, June IA gentleman who
rode down the tow path of the Chesapeake
K Ohio Canal, reports that at OclOck yes
terday afternoon Col. Stone was in quiet
possession Of Lee5burgh. He also confirms
che report that Major Everett's command at
Seneca had a brush with the secessioniats,
Capt. 5hTeves, Of the Virginia forces, and
two Of his men were killed Major Ever
cit drew the water of the level of the canal
IN front Of his position, and used the tow
path as a breastwork, which gave him de-
cided advantage in position. The secession
lists were driven of.
A Government messenger arrived this
evening represents Col Stones command
still in the neighborbood of Rockville, sd.
He came down for supplies. As these forces
advance the secessionists retreat.
The propeller Diamond State arrived at
Washington Navy Yard this morning
She reports having met and spoke the
propeller Josephine, down the river, the
latter having been fred into, by muskets,
opposite Fort Tobacco, Nd, She fired a
shell, when the annoyance ceased
1t having been detcrmined as announced
In the general orders containing the plans
OF organization of the volunteer forces call
ed into the sers1ne of the United States
that the President shall appoint by and
with the consent Of the Senate one Surgeon
for each brigade, the Secretary las in
structed Surgeon General Finley immedi-
ately to convene in this city, after due no.
tice, an army medical board whose duty it
shall be to examine all persons referred to
by tie department applicants for Brig
ade Surgeons, and report the result Of such
examination. Appointments will be made
onlyfrom among those examined and report
ed by the board as qualified. Another order
has been issued by the Surgeon General
that the Secretary organize another board,
in consequence OF various complaints hav-
ing reached the department OF incompetent
cy OF surgeons appointed either by the
commanding officers or the Governors of
States The board is to examine surgeons
of whom complaints are made, in order to
secure their dismissal if found incompetent.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

june II, I5bI.
car load stavos Z Defrees; Is SKIS flour, John
f. Meire 8 SKIS flour, Vickery Bros; bx sugar, ID.
O. Daily; 100 bags cofee, jar butter 10 tics rice,
/ bx eggs, Preston Bros; keg butter, II. A. Cook.
A f. SHRADKR, Agent.