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New YoeE. Nav 81

New YoEE. May 81.
j. Howard. Jr., the forger Of the recent
Proclamation has been arrested and conicss,s
that he palmed IL OF on the journals ior gold
and stock operations. The five Telegraph
operators were released this morning. The
guard was withdrawn from the World Office
at 2o4 tins morning, and probably will be
from the Jour nal of Commerce before noon.
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Important to soldiers.

SOLDIERS discharged by reason Of FOUNDS
- PErETTFD " BfTTLE, can obtain their
500 BOUNTY
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Pensions. Eaek-ray. and all Government claims
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Army & Navy Bankers.
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rfFER TO
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james 81. White, superior
William Tavlor. Ex-Postmastsr, y. Y. City
Brooks Brothers. New York City and many 9TH
wisw4
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.Brr VIZ 4ND I'll DO TOU GOOD"
DIR. LANCLEY'S
Root and Fkcrb ESiftCFS.

TIM Gur,r BIoon PUEIfItR, the BEsr HEALTH
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Nupa.us or expense arcl spared in the pfcpa1a
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The most perfect adaptation cf remedy O. disease
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL VIEW or MAR

I III NApip@AN ~ AhsN VI 20 ~
RAGE, containing nearly BED page. 7u. 900 Hne
Plates ami Eu-rayin-s Of tie Anatomy oi thr Sex
ua. organs 10 a state Of Health and Disease, 'h
Treatise on selfAbuse, its pcpl9rahie C0n'e-
quence. upon theSlind and Body, with Che Authors
Plan % Treatment-the only rational and success
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treated A truthful adviser 90 tae married, and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
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t. any address on receipt of - cents. iu stamps "
postal currency. D. addressing ur. IA GROIN NO.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
\ SURE CURE FOR

These distressing complaints Is now male known In
Treatise on Foreign snd Native Herbal prepara-
tons published by Dr.. o. Pie p Brown. The pre-
scription was furnished him in such providential
manner, that he cannot conscientiousv refuse to
make il known. a 10 has cured everybody who has
used IL. never having failed in single case II l.
equally sure in cases Of Fits a Of Dyspepsia and
the ingredients NAV 10 found IN any fru--storc.-
sent Tree o. ali the receipt of ave cents q pre-
paw postage This work, Of a. octave pages hesu-
iifuliy illustrated, also treats On
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NEW YORK MERCURY OFFICE, ;
I3 Fulton Street, April y, l,6i. )

Dear sir.-For what sum will you write for pub
licatiou In The NEW YORK MERCURY a series Of
ffty-two articles-one per week for one year-upon
The Ancient and Modern llumougs OF the horld''
An early reply will ohlige, respectfully, yours,
caldwell. ( WHITNEY,
Proprietor- Of The New York Mercury.
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NEW YoRE. May p.
The Tr7tuuc's Washington correspondent
fa- information direct from Richmond that
c.lored soldiers are being organized TO defend
tlat clrv- Several companies have beeu al
ready raised
Thousand. of rcinlorccments are being
sent every dav from tne south and southwest
To- Gen. Ice Nearly all the troops have
been taken from Charleston and Mobile, and
Jc1. DAVIS il to take the field IN person to
inspire the army.
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NEW YoRS. May -.
Gold sold this afternoon 81 lN55.
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REMARKS.

,r.-s more cattle than last week, and as
,.s large uumb"r expected at Brighton
-.r,. p c',t. lower and sales dull some
-..ale quality viii eel for . cents ? cVt.
..,.I,.t wsrk. There was not SO many
--f .--ce- 80 cents T. cwt. les- than last week.
. ...-e sl.e quick Of Spring Lambs at quoted
More calves than last week. Prices remain
..,..s,au-o as sheep are scarce and calHe- have
F.. .... -te place Of them
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AuEnlcAS llrsEuu. April o. Is64

ANkkltA ~ VI 81 ~ -hPiil - -
Gentlemen Yours OF yesterday Is received.
am quite too much occupied. not in humhuggins
but n amusing and gratifying the public, to write
f1r You On any terms. Truly, yours
?. T. BARNUN.
Messrs. CauIdwon & Whitney,
pr..,,ri,-ors If the Ncv York Mercury
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A. F. STYLES
HoTsE For sAIF.

TIE sitase on Willard St, fur DOOR south Of
L Nsin St, recently occupied BIZ Mrs " !.
NL-.ch. Possession given immediately
POI Particulars apply TO
a, -. \. DODGE.
NaF Is dawff
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rIHr ] know YOU Co. fn men WIN NNNAl7A q
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NV YoEs AIEHCrEl OFFICE April Is-i-
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There is every Indication that Ice las
been outgeneraIed. The hankins marches
of the las; two day- form The finest move
ment of this campaign. L entirely turns
the cnemy's fo-milahi, position i1 .r.Tt
SPOT vlyania, piuc.s tue aims -rrih cl TN
Aiat,epouy without iattic, ami gives Us
command 81 "a good and direct route 10
Richmond, being that originally HNcd go ~
Gen. Grant: and for which ali 90" 'ot'i's n'
the last two wr-.ks save been lYa-"t.
The army will continue the march to-day
Go, Grant has no Thought ~ race Nid
Lee. for Richmond bat is mailing d'ii crate
advance, prepared ar any moment to wa NJ
wa, IN the r,lel capitll by an &c .ad &c
ihc army Is nov IN a WEI -s.iei"i nm
proved country. There i s''i .,-'cs gu.
excellent pasture. Hesdquelta.s 3-,'aJ A''
lust 46 miles from Richmond,
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The .se,r York Mercury,
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Sill N u A II = .

Il III received the extreme Broadway Styles Of
Young Gents Silk Hats A.
SHATTUCK q BROTHERS. New Store
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The 5th 9th and 9th corps continued IN
their positions on the Wv river before spot
s,Ivania c. II. until about the time the "a
had reached Bowling Green. The 2ud thus
became separated whole days march from
the main BODY Of the army hut the enemy
was completely deceived and the well planned
move was carried out with success.
an dav yesterday and night before, the
18th 9Th and 9th followed The 2l and last
evening the army was again united upon q
contin6us line. Warren holding the right
and Burnside the centre
4 few OF Warren 5 guns were heard this
forenoon but no report Of the appearance OF
the enemy in force has come ~ from any
part Of the front up TO The III. sent houl.
q In course of the day the counter move
ments of the enemy are expected Go be- deyel-
oped.
1rr orT-GENHRALrn-IHE FINEST voTrNs'T oi
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FLOUR. FLOUR.
n NJ Choicest Brands Of spring and Winter Wheai
u r4our constantly on hand for sale
Burlington, May 20.
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CONSUMPTION,

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ALSO.

The one undivided one third part of all
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10 an elm, North twenty nine degrees we~t
twenty oue and eight ienihs TO white oak >
thence north sixty nine degrees east eleven
and fiee ienths to maple, norih thirIy two
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south sky five degrees west twenty perch
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Class
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JUST PUBLISHED.
SPLENDID STEEL PLATE MEZZOE
INT ENGRAVING OF
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On the Battle Field Of
ANTIETAM.
Sizs OF Picture Isa BY ~ IEcasl


SIzs OF PIcrURE I9A sY 2l IEcHa>
TNHE Original Painting was made from
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celebrated Artist, c. SchusseIe ESQ (who
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Daniel Webster, lpresented 10 him by the
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vation Of the field, in the later par of th<
day, as the Rebels were falling back n
The fore ground are seen The desoIations OF
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BIoomsburg, Feb. 3 1864.
Administrator Notice.

Estate Of Henry ". Diidine. deceased:
I ETTERS OF Administration or the e..
IA tate OF Henry NJ Dildine, late Of Mad
ison township, Columbus county deceased d
have been granted nY the Register OF ssi6
county. 10 John Dlldiae, woo restde- IN
Limestone township, Mnniour conHiv. All
parsons having claims az saInsi the estate OF
the decedent are requested 10 make them
known 10 the Administrator wi hont delay,
aud all persons iudeb bted TO ihe esiaie are
reqoesied To make payment immediately
10 the undsrsig igaef.
JOHN DiLDlNE, Admr
January 6, 1854. 4.-Sw. So
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No DRATT IN BLooM-The citizens OF this
:ownship have al last succeeded in avoid
ing the draft. The quota has been raised
By volunteering and the boys are already
in the service. They received bounty Of
$3.50 each, besides the government bounty,
which is S402 for veterans and S302 for
raw recruits. This townships quota was
"a, which is now made up and mustered
in service. oiher townships are doing like
wise- Scott We are informed, has raised
her quota. The Bor. OF Berwick is raising
her number.
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PosT OFFicE APPoIsTmEKTs.-Ths Pos,
Master General has lately made several
changes in the Post Offices in this county,
which seem proper and right AT the Forks,
Fishingcreek Twp. Dir EMANDUs UEANcsT
has been appointed vies Sylvester Psaler.-
At Roaringcreek, Locust twp, Mr.. JACOB
TEAoER has received the Office uice William
Rost These changes no doubt are for the
better There are several others 10 the CO !,
which nssd Strengthening up, and not
thousand miles from this place.
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WasHIneTos's birth day, the 22d of. Feb
rsary, Was observed in this place by the
firiie of cannon. for some 80 or 10 rounds
Il was the work of some of our returned
soldiers The reports were heavy for so
small piece. Aside from this. the day
passed as other days usually have done
Ia the evening the young enjoyed Them.
selves al Ms5oR VIZ. B. Kooss, par,icips-
ing in The exercises of coliIlion party.
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a dlnini.,raaors Notice.

L5tuIt y IItH3y 1tIIHtHJ UtCcUO"'I'
I ETrERSi OF Asmiuistralion on the rs
1tate oi Henry Kitchen. late of Green
wood township, Columbia coupty, dec d
have been granted by 'he Register OF said
County 10 the undersigned who reside ~
be same township. All persons having
claims against the Estate OF the decedent
are requested 10 present them for settle
ment TO the Administrators without delay,
all those inGebied to The estate 10 make
payment forthwith.
URIAH r. HARRAR, sar,,
RICHARD KITCHEN, nun"
Dec. %, ls63-6w-S SO 90
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.ATTENTTON!
TO ALL WHOM IT May CONCERN

THE undersigned being regularly III
censed Auctioneer,n hereby offers his ser
vices as such, 10 all who may feel disposed
TO give him a call His great experiences
in The business, will enable him to render
satisfaction to his customers. Al the same
lime he cautions all ActioHeers. not llcens-
ed, from following said calling, as the line
fixed by the U. S. will surely be imposed,
and the law carried out 10 lis full extent
All persons desiring 10 obtain my services,
will please inform me 10 that fleet before
they advertise. J. ID. RICE, Auc'r.
Light Street, Nov. is, 1868.
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AdlninIstrafors, Notice.

Estate Of Daniel LeUnn, late of Roafe
iHgcreek ftcp., Columbia CO., decd.
I ETTERS OF administration on the esta.s
H OF Daniel Levan, tate of Rosringcreek
township, Columbia county, deceased, havs
been granted by the Register of CoIumbis
county TO Johu Lsvan of Roaringcreek ip,
and William Goodmsn Of Locust twp, in
said county. All persons having claims
against the estate of the decedeni are re-
quesied to present them 10 the adminisirs-
tors for settlement without delay, and alb
those indebted 10 the estate TO make pay.
ment forthwith 20 the administrators.
JOHN LEVAN.
VILLAIN GOODMAN A""'
Roaringcreek, Nov. IL, ls63.-S2.
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H0KARDS ASSOCIATION.

DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal.
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and re-
liable ireaimenl-in Reports of The HOW
ARD ASSOClATION-Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Address, DR.. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Dec 16 1S63-Iy
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THE Draft.

D ARENTS making election of sons,
must have new papers prepared, and
presented previous 10 the draft BY orders
jnst received, old elections will mol in.
No other class of persons need report, be
fore the draft.
w. WRIT & CO,
FIRST DOOR BELOW SLOAN.S STORE:
Bloomsburg January 10, 1864.