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BARR, editok anij prohietob Tnuca:—b*<iy, bn Dollars per year, strictly in ad< r&noe. Weekly, Single subscriptions One Dol* l&r per year; in Olubs of five, One Dollar OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY LOCAL AFFAIRS. I lie Nalloual Armory Meeting. At four u'clock on afternoon a □ umber of our most rospoct&ble and influen tial citizens assembled at City Hall, to take measures for impressing upon the Government the importance and advantages of Pittsburgh as a point for the location of a national ar mory. The uieetio? was called to order and organ. i/.-Ki by tbo selection of the following officers: President— J. K. Moorhead. Vick Presidents— Wm. Wilkins, Jv.s. R. Hunter, Tbos. Howard, F. R. Burnot, Hugh Jones, Wtn. Robinson, Jr , Jno. Me- Djvitt, Wm. ii. Smith, C\ W* Ricketaon. Secretaries —H. H. Smith, Wm. An derson. F. E. Foster. Gen. Robinson suggested that as the atten dance was smalfcr than it Bhould be the moot ing adjourn, after the appointment of a committee upon statistics, to meet again. Mr. Hunter moved the appointment of a committee of five on resolutions and statistics, with Judge Wilkins as chairman, to report at an adjourned meeting this evening at half past seven. Mr. Howard thought the object of the meeting would be effected by passing a resol u» lion expressing its sense and appointing a committee to lay the subject before the proper authorities, thus saving another meeting. Judge Wilkins concurred with Mr H., but asked to be excused from serving upon the committee. Mr. Hunter insisted upon bis motion and eaid tbe other members of the committee would doubtless be willing to gather the sta tistics and furnish them to the chairman, to be embodied in the report. Mr. Howard then offered the following pre amble and resolution, as expressive oftheeenso of the meeting, which Mr. Hunter accepted: Whereas, The United States government will, mall probability soon decide upon oneor more location, for a national armory, and as it is most undoubtedly time that the city of Pittsburgh, from its location, its railroad and river mean? of transportations, its abundant t>ml cheap supply of coal, its large and in ereaturg mauulbcturers of iron and stael, and its thousands of ingenious mechanics, presents to the government a'suitable location, as good, if not supe.ior, to any in tbe Union, therefore be it Resolved, That the chairman of this meet ing appoint a committee ot ton persons, whose duty it shall be to obtain all proper Informa tion, in regard to the advantages of the city of Pittsburgh for tbo location of a national armory and that said committee proceed to Washington City and lay the same before ('engross; the President of the United States and the Secretary of War The resolutions were adopted unanimously and the chairman appointed the following committee under the last resolution . Wm Wilkins, Thomas Howard, Geo. H. Thurston, Wm. Robinson, Jr, Jos. R Hunter, F. R Burnot, Charles Knap, Jas ML Cooper, Imho* .lone?, Robt T. Kennedy. Tbo members are requested l>< meet at the Merchant’s Exchange at two o’clock on Saturday afternoon. The mooting then adjourned. North Fayette Guards. —This company organized under tbo auspices of Oapt. Daniel Hoffman, has some seventy members enrolled, ad of which are uniformed and equipped.— The foi lowing constitute the officers: Daniel Hoffman, Captain ; Archd. Sturgeon, tirat Lieutenant; James R. Kelso, second Lieutenant; Jno. K. McMichaal, third Lieu tenant; Geo. V. M'Kee, first Sergeaat. The Guards haviug met in Noblestown, Friday the 31st ult., when the ladies of North Fayette township and adjoining districts pre sented them with a beautiful silk flag. Her. F. A. Hutchinson made tbe presentation on the part of the ladies, in an exceedingly in teresting and patriotic Bpeech. Prof Geo. M. F Field? roceived tbe flag on behatf of tbe company in & manner that met with the entire approbation of thc-se present After whioh Rev. Boyles addressed the large and attentive audience of ladies and gentlemen present. His remarks were timely and pertinent to tbe oo» casion. The thanks of the company are due the loyal and patriotio citizens of the town ship for their very liberal contributions, for the purpose of purchasing arms and accoutre ments. Especially will the country gratefully remember the untiring exertions of the Com mil tee on Arms. The company is well drilled and now prepared for action. Proving Cannon.—Oq Wednesday, ten 8 inch columbiade, (sixty four pounders,) two 8 inch and two 10 inch mortars, manufactured at the Fort Pitt Foundry in this city, were tested at the proving ground near Tarentum. Experiments were made with iron plates, to test tbe effect of cannon balls upon them, the result of which was that the heaviest iron cast ings were deemed insufficient to resist the shot of columbi&dfl, unless the force of the ball had been considerably spent. For instance, a 0 twelve pound shot, at tho distance of three hundred yards, was fired at an iron target, made of six plates, three quarters of an inch in thickness, and strongly bolted togbthor, mok • ing a mass nearly five inches thick. The ball penetrated three of tbe six plates and depressed the whole mass several inches. The ball was crushed to fragments, and the hemisphere coming in contact with tbe metal appeared to have been partly fused. Other experiments were tried, with about tbe same result. cJecbssion Flag Removed.— Saturday last the R fie Rangerß, of Riceville, Crawford coun ty, Captain Charles Irons, paid a visit to the house of Daniel Alexander, about two miles from Little Cooley, over which a secession flag was waving. When questioned about it, Alexander eaid his daughter had placed the flag up. He removed it in the presence of the company, with apparent alacrity, and express id do unwillingness to waving tbe Stars and Stripes, and taking tho.oath of allegiance to tbe Government of the United Stales, which was duly administered by Captain Irons. Recovered —Tbe $5,000 which we men tioned last week &i having been stolen from a German, named Smith, on Oil Creek, was re covered the same evening. The trank was quickly missed, and a search immediately in- Btituted ; tho owner offering $2,000 for the re* rovery of tbo money. It was found concealed near tbo premises, as yet unlocked. Smith un locked it; took out tbe money, and offered the tinder $2,000, which ho gonerousiy refused, as also a smaller sum. Railroad Accident.—An accident hap. pened yesterday morning, to a’gravel train on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, near Sewickley Station, by which \wo mon were injured. The train had stop* ped, and tho couplings being rather long, the jar in starting threw two workmen off their balance and they fell from the car. One of them had his thigh bone broken, and the other escaped with the mashiDg of his great toe. Vote of Thankb.— At a meeting of the U. S. Zouave Cadets on Wednesday evening, a vote of thanks was tendered the Misses Backo f«jn, of Pittsburgh, for a bountiful supply of needl? books, a gift which tbe company cor dially appreciates,as one most appropriate and acceptable. A vote of thankß was also ten dered to tbo “Harper Zouaves,” for offering their services as an escort Presentation. —On Wednesday evening, Jos. Knox, E«q , presented the Montgomery (,'uards, Capt. Brennan, with a beautiful stand 0 f c \)lors The company, at a meeting held at the.' r armory passed & resolution of thanks to Mr. lS* ioT the elegant present They also* passed a r .volution returning thanks to Oapt C. W. Batc.^ or » for the privelege of using a room in the c'' wtom House as an armory. CiTv Hall, June 6th, 1861. The Ricketaon *>deta, Captain Cass, will take the place in the First Regiment of In fantry, assigned heretofore to tne Firemen’s Guards, Capt. Gazzam, who have gone into active service. By order of the Committee, P. C. Shannon, Chairman. Dangerous Chimney.— Mayor Wilson ywtorday held to bail a man named Patrick Carson, for keeping a chimney, on his house in tbe Eighth iWard, in a dangerous condition, and continually smoking, to the annoyance of the neighbors. - j•* y ' /- * • ' \ b . . T # iff. t .v J • » ; & * ...'A . ."'VsV-V. • #?/*• :• - -'v' •V tw •. <6 • u " ' it ■ - *»*/j»*" . -• J -v '■ v*f ?'-.V/., ' '-V ■ i*Vi>V, V * " <~~, . ' ***. Court of (Quarter Scanlons, <skc Before Judges McClure, Adams and Parke. Tuukm>ai, June 6th, 1861. Samuel Lewis, Jr., wi- r<>r.victed of forni cation and bastardy. vumplaint of Eliza Jane U.t-ior, and rpc«'iv-. d lho usual sentence. Tho p.-i Mi. -- rveide in Union township John Ba'-ih wa* ii Jicu-d for assault and bat tery on G-orgu L- i rch and wife, and tound guilty. S-nteneod to pay a tine of five dollars and costs, in each case. Tbe parties reside in the vicinity of Butcher’s Run. Jacob Zinger, charged with surety of the peace, on oath of George Nix and Catharine Nix, had a hearing. The Court ordered that in the first case the defendant should pay the costs, and in the latter the prosecutor was sen tenced to “foot the bill.” Wm. Powers, charged with the larceny of $7O in gold, and a watch valued at s3u, tbe property of John Israel, blacksmith, of East Birmingham, was put upon trial. The pros ecutor testified that Powers came to bis house, one Sunday in April, and complained of being unwell He was asked to stay all night, ana retired in an upper room, but got up in half an hour, and took the waL'b, which hung on a nail in the room in which he slept. The money was in a bureau drawer, in the front room down stair?, and it was missed soon after Pow ers left. The watch was subsequently recov ered at a shop in this oity, where the defend ant had it. The jury found a verdict of guilty, and the prisoner was sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary. A few liquor cases were disposed of, and the remainder of the afternoon session was con sumed in trying the case of Commonwealth vs. James Hutchison, charged with destroying land marks between his land and that of Hugh McCutcheon. The case was not concluded at adjournment. The Late Senator Douglas. On Wednesday evening a number of the friends of the late Judge Douglas assembled at Connolly's Hall and organized by calling Jos. R Hunter, Esq., to the Chair and choosing Cor nelius Murphy Secretary. On taking the Chair Mr. Hunter announced tbeobjert of the meeting in a pertinent and patriotic speech. After re marks by several speakers on the life and char acter of the illustrious dead, a committee, com posed of James Irvin, James Diwond, M. Keenan, M. Connelly and D. Donevan, re ported the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted and the meeting ad journed : Waxai.s: We have heard with profound sorrow the death of the Hon. Stephen A. Dougina, whose past pah- Ho life forequarter of a century had d teclea toward hnn the eyes of ihe uauou.ax a patriot and statesman W» be relied on m thin ray of umnmency to our Federal Government, Therefore He oh-ed' '1 Lai m tr.e '•are*! ot honor which Ih> hu» endeti, »e recognize a bn.’l ant iff* of the true Amen can ulait-sman; and in (he hell dirucued eucrple- where bv he achieved his honor-, h proud riiuitp.e <■: the l>erfeciu*n sad glory of our KepuMtcau G>>ferum* i Metclved, Thai by his death the country eiL-tain* a national loss not easily supphe * with a BUteetnan so na tions of views, so firm in tbe conscientious path of duty, so able to the defence of the CooMOtuU* n, and possessing bo genml aud devoted affeclioa in the hearts of his countrymen. The United States Zouave Cadets Captain John P. Glass did noi get off yester day according to announcement. Tbe reason was a misunderstanding in regard to the man ner of their going, which was uut ascertained until it was too late to remedy it. Mr. Thompson, I‘resident of tbe road, was tele graphed, but was absent and bis Secretary bad no authority to change the arrangements Mr. T. Carnegil, who bas charge here as Superintendent (in the absence of his brother at Washington in the service of the govern, went,) bad no power to cbnnge the arrange ments which he had promptly made according to his orders from head quarter?. Wo have no doubt that tbo Railroad Company which is do ing all it can for tbo public service in this war, will mako arrangements salieiaou ry to the Cadets as soon as proper authorities can be reached. They will probably leave by tho afternoon train lor Philadelphia to-day. The Brownsville Military.— We had a floe display of the Brownsville military on Saturday evening last, Throe companies, each headed by martial music, were in pro cession, namely: the Brownsville “Home Guards,” Capt Shuman, with a field-piece, drawn by horse*; the “Brownsville Greys,” Capt. Conner, and tbo Bridgeport “Homo Guards,” Captain Hotner. A fine company /of Brownsville cavalry, under command ot Capt. John B. Patterson, paraded our streets on Friday last, and made a fluo appearance,as did also tbo foot companies above mentioned, on Saturday evening. The “Greys,” a body of stout, hale, hardy men, a number of whom have “smelt gunpowder” on tho battle-field, as wall as the Captain himself, ha* been “ac cepted,” by the Government, and will be un der marching orders, probably for Camp Wright, tbe latter part of tho present, or tbo beginning of next week. HruvmaviUe Clipper. Another Item From tue “Mki.udkox.” —On Wednesday night, whllo a number of volunteers Irom Camp Wilkins were in the Melodeon, the return of wbicb ha a common nuisance we noticed yesterday, a difficulty occurred, and officer Smithson of the Mayors police, arrested one of their number narmed Taylor. A comrade of tbe latter, John R. Barbour interfered and was also arrested, as were also two other soldiers who rushed to the rescue. While tbo parties were on the pave ment, in custody, Michael Giennon, a ward constable, who is employed about the saloon, came out of the house and tlruck Barbour upon the head with a “handy-billj” or a simi lar weapon. Barbcur yesterday made infor mation for assault and battery against Gien non, who was arrested and held to bail to an swer by'Mayor Wilson. Btoning a House.—James F.Miott, Wil liam Richards and Thomas Hood were before the Mayor yesterday charged with disorderly conduct in stoning a house of had repute on Sixth street. They had been inside and quar reled with the landlady, Elliot striking her, and when they came out. attacked the house with stones. Elliott was committed thirty days in default of a floe of $25; Richards and Hood paid their fine, $5 and $2, respectively. Large Turn Out ok Cavalry.— All tbe organized companies of Cavalry of Fayette, Washington, Westmoreland and Greene counties, mustered on Wednesday, on tbo farm of Capt. Isaac Woodward, in Luzerne township, half a mile from Brownsville, under the command of Maj. Gen. Harpor, of Greene. We understand the object of the muster is to form a Cavalry regiment for tbe present war, whose services will be tendered to the Govern ment. Fart Days and Prayer —The General Assembly of the New School Presbyterian Church has recommended Friday, Junekh2btb, to be observed as a day of fasting and prayer for the country. The General Assembly of tho Old School Presbyterian Church, has re commended Monday, Ist of July, to bo ob served for the same purpose. Thursday, the 13th of June, is appointed to be observed in like manner in tbe seceded Btates. More Steamers for Gun Boats. —Tho Government has purchased the Blo&mer “Lex ington,” a Pittsburgh boat, and tho “A. U. Tylor,” lying at Cincinnati, to bo converted into gun boats. They are L> be so altered as to bring the machinery bMovv tho water line, to place R beyond tbe reach of tbo enemy’s guns. The boats named aro to be Bent to Cairo after remodeling. Serious Accident.—A day or two since a young man named Albert McClure, employed at C West & Co ’s carriage manufactory, on Penn street, was lowering a window in*a car riage and had his hand so badly cut that am putation was necessary, and it U doubtful whether he can over again work at his busi ness. We are informed that a notice for tho post" ponement of the election ot Field officers tbe Home Gaards to Saturday the 15th, ap peared in an evening paper. If tbe Commit tee on Home Defence issued such an order general publicity should have been given We have not received any such notice (rom the Committee. Sanford’s Season is drawing to a close, as he leaves us after to-morrow evening. There Is real evjoyment at his entertainments and we advise all who wish to see a crack minstrel company to go ; and see his before they leave. It will be long before they have an opportu nity of seeing more fun in one evening. The Columbia Cadets, a now military company at Kitlanning, Pa , organized under the Ellsworth Zouave drill,elected on Monday, the 3d inst., tbe following officers: Captain John B. Finlay; l*t Lieutenant, Wm. Pol io-k; 2d Lieutenant. Thomas B McConnell ; 3d Lieut., rfohn McWilliams Borodoh APPOLHTMKKTS.-Tbe Duqueaue Borough Council has appointed W Oakley Trsaaurer for ihe eoiuing year, and'Stephen Jackson, Collector. r •• 'W r m’r -» " iiililiMlN=MlC!!lll Gone to Camp Wriuht —Nine companies of the Erie regiment to Camp Wright yesterday. The PiiM.-,,,:h M^advilie Volunteers, the New company and the remaining company <>t the Krie regiment go up to-day. A Coat Thief. —John Thompson was yes terday arrested by Child of Police Patterson, with three coats m his possession, which be' had stolen from Wm. Barker, Esq., wool merchant. He was taken before the Mayor, who committed him for trial. \ Accepted —The Mercer liitiea have re ceived marchiDg orders, and are directed ro re port themselves at Camp Wright, on Wednes day next, 12th Inst. Good —We learn that our banks have sub scribed for $250,000 of the $3,000,000 State loan, which bears six per cent interest. The Grawfokd County Bank is about to issue small notes. I)rs. Steubinb tte Munson have removed their office to No. 101 Penn street, near St. Clair. Okntibtry. —Dr. C. Sill, No. 240 Penn street, attends all branches of tho Dental profession. A YOUNG LADY WHO IS DESIRuI’S of obtaining a situation an saleswoman in Fanny I rimming or Millmenr ttlore; has had experience iu New \ ora or oilier Ka tern cities. good n*fereuoe Pleas® call on, or address A. 15. K., No.lt Federal street j«7:lw JOSEPH MEYER & SON, Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Ijettle’-* lo FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Ho. 4Hi Plan Htmti ab«v« tlu Canal, Have on hand a large* aa&ortment of Kaaoy and Plain Foroilura, in Wainat and Mahogany of their own inacu boturn, and warranted equal in quality and atyie to aey maaafaeturrd in the city, and »U 1 adi ai raaaonaliUj SEAT OF three: maps. PLAN UK THK Cl I V OP WASH IN'. T« >N, with LtoUirnre, an.l |«,ru of the surrounchoE blHl«8. NO U jenuiylvauia,Virginia, Maryland,iNnv Jersey, and a large portion u! Ulim—l.-> rmcinnnt: no I. - UNITKD STATES, from Atlantic to Pacific, abowinx ah the Forte, i’* B.—These Maps are New Ste-I Engravings on food paoer They are just published, and show hy Red anea, the Btattoas of the different rogimenu of the Federal and Rebel Armies. W. 8. HAVEN, DR. C. BAELZ, WSTERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, R AINBOW'S CEI.E2IIKATEI) TRUSS FuK RUPTUHES UIR.I-ENN AND WAY.NK STS.* Jiio. TUOflrsO.t Al t 0., HOUSE, BWM AND ORNAMENTAL, PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS No. ISA Third Streot, SAPONIFIER! Important to Families! Save Time, Trouble, and Expense, SOFT SOAP! Oue pound equal to Bix pounds POTASH!! Fur Bair at VVholratlf. by Penn'a. Salt Manufact’g. Co. PITTSBURGH. PA. Aod by all l>ru£siata tt Ornetsra to Ucitae State*. TTDsT (j PEKING— A splendid slock ol V Spans Q'odm among whiehwUl be found all id* latest faanions, and we would call the attention of our customers to toe cheapest lot ot Needle Work Collars and seta of the new styles. Alao,.JrS*h Linen and Linen Boeoms. Cell aid see at No. 90 Market street, between Dia mond andFiftk street. H. J. LYNCH. rohW _ A. Kkfet=S£» &L hKO. J'ithaflitapluns tjorner Wood and Fourth Bta- PITTSBURGH JAMEB H. CHILDS &. CO., HOPE COTTON HULLS, Allegheny City, Fa. SEAMLESS BAGS, AND OK OSNABXJKGS, 32 Inches to 40 Inches Wide. 4^Orders may l>e left at il. CUiLDH a OOU, 133 Wood Street. PitUbitrph. o«&l:lr UNION WALL TAPER—A paper for the times, for sale by my 26 W. P. MARSHALL ST WouJ utroet. PRODUCE^ 1,600 bushel* Peaches, w 1,000 “ Apple.*, 3 kegs Lard, 20 bushel* Clovers On consignment and for sale by f«27 ]_ W W H. SMITH* Co POTATOES. — 75 bush Red Poliitoeß, l*o *• Nexhannocx rec« ved nod for sale fo JAB. 1. FKTzKR, le4 Corner Market and First *»ts. PINE APPLES.—A ]>rin:ie loi of fresh Pi i« Apples, just received *tnd for sal* try KKYMKK* HK»>THKR.S, myT I'iii and 123 Wood at Alrtto B. It’UiLMONT J Mia £. LULA. M’CALMONT & KERR, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, - FKANKLIIf, VENANGO COUNTY, my23dyd Penaiylvinla. E. P. MIDDLETON & BRO. IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRANDIES, &c, ALSO DKALSBS IB Fine Old Whiskies, NO. 6 NORTH FRONT STREET, aplOily d PHJLA DSLPti f OAfj Boxes Nectarine Stomach Bitters, 'V t/U &o Boxes Clicquot Champagne. 7& Baskets Charles Heidsioa, 26 Boxes Claret— Best Brands, 100 Barrets Old Rye Whisky, Best Cognac Brandy for medical purposes—in store and for sale by myg4 WILLIAM BENNETT. For Uent. A STORE HOUSE on Federal and Water Ax streets, Alleghany, suitable for a Dry Goods Trimming or Shoe Store. tnha*f R. H. DAVIS. The partnership heretofore existing between JAMES M. ROSS and WILLIAM COLEMAN, under the firm of Robs A Coleman has been dissolved. WILLIAM COLEMAN. lartt-lmd DHIEO PEACH Ed.—so busUeli bright Dry Peaches, halves, ju*t rooeived and for sale kj „ J.A.FETZKR m J*Z Corner Market and b irwt street*. VIRGIN lA, KENTUCKY AND MIS BOUEI MuNKY taken »t what It is worth m ex change for Jresa Goods, Shawls, Needle Work, Hosiery Aix, at tremendous low prices to reduce stock. a HANSON LOVE, myB 74 Marketet. fr .Mli _ Wanted, FOR HAT.K BT FI TTS3URQU ALBO— AGENT OF P’Mttiifj i p% MIME THE LATEST NEWS. BY TELEGRAPH. LATKBT FROM FORTRESS MOXROK ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE HAK RLE T LANE AND PIG PUNT 11 A T T E U V A PATRIOTIC FEMALE. MESSAGE OF IHE GOV. OF MW HAMPSHIRE. WASHINGTON CITY ITEMS, A SECESSIONIST SHOT BY A UNION MAN, llepart 11 re oft h o .N 1 ne lee nt h Kegl men t RRa i /.S/o.V-S' FoR I'uRT MvXRoE LATEST FROM GRAFTON Imporlaet from the South Ac., Ac CiN'.’in.va 11, June tl—A efuwial Or|l'ion dispute!* in llie OazttU say?. Thu American flag is displayed -.11 alwig the ruul-j between hero and Wheeling, and the Ohio trooj a are guarding the r ad. Major Loring, of Wheeling, wue brough here to night. He was arrested on a charge o treason. A large number of secessionists were arrest ed here, and are taking the nalb of allegiance. They ail say they expected a war of devastation, and had been deceived bv their leaders. The best feeling it prevailing net ween the troops ani Virginian*!. Volunteers aro being raised for the Govern ment al Martinaburgh and through this sec tion. Several i. !u;..aii.. went down t.< Wheeling tor drill. Colonel Kkllj ii much better, but n;»t uul of danger. He was bruught over w-day from PhiJhppi. There are twenty companies of infantry and several of artillery there as a garrison. A wonderful change of sentiment has taken place there* and the Union foiling is n«.w large ly predominant. Nearly seven tb*Hi>afid troops ar* h-»ro and at Phillippi, viz: The Sixth, Seventh, and Ninth, Indiana First, Virginia, ami Colonnls Irvine, Andrews and Steadman's Ohio and Cleveland Artillery, General Morris, of lnd., m command. It is not known bow many rebels were ki ed at Phillippi. They were under the command of Col. Pot terfield, of Eastern Virginia. Many Union men were compressed into the ranks. Col. Dumont's Seventh Indiana Regiment led the attaching column at Philiippi. Col. Crittenden’s regiment did'nt got out in time to participate The march that night was really wonderful. In looking at the ground one is astonished that they could have traveled half the distance in tho time they did. It was never exceeded in military history Country troops are moving Vo Pbillippi to night. Louisville, June G.— The Journal of thjr morning, says: The proposition to the field Convention, for the first district to secede from the State and join Tennessee, was nogs* tived by a vote of 130 to 30. Tbo plan was abandoned. A dispatch to the New Orleans Delta from Knoxville, dated May Ist, says tho Union Con vention in session there passed a resolution recommending resistance if seventy thousand votes wore cast against secession. If a less number is cast, submission is recommended.— The Southern Rights men were fully de termined to bold their position there, and bhuuld they be in the minority, to circulate an address from N» hvi 11 •• to it<« Union men of Tennessee, condemning the course of the Gov ernor, deprecatiug the raising of troops, de ploriog secession as a curse, and urging them to place Tennessee beside Kentucky ; to keep out of active participation in the war, and says that late information leaves us to hope that manly efforts will succeod. A large vote will be polled in Middle and East Tennessee A special despatch, dated tbo 4:b, says: John Bell spoke at Knoxville, urging the war to the death against the North, and declaring that five millions cannot conquer the South. — At Montgomery much dii»aatia!actiou is ex pressed at the removal of tbf* sent of govern* moot. Tho Richmond Whig of the Ist says that a Virginian will not be put in the Cabi net, vice Walker, Secretary ot War. 111=1:11 Fortress Monroe 1 , May 6 —The Albauy Regiment arrived to-day, and goes into camp near Hampton, thoroughly prepared for imme diate service. Colonel Bartlett has not yot returned from 'Washington. The Naval Brigade will doubtless be entire ly disbanded in a few days. Eighty of them are still on the Rip Rap. This morning the Harriet Lane exchanged about fifty shots with the Pig Point battery, nearly opposite Newport News, on James riv er. She received two shots, wounding five men, one of them severely. The Harriet Lane was about three-fourths of a mile from the bat tery, the seven embrasures of which disclose! heavy pieces. Two of tho Harriet Lxne’s shells burst immediately over them. Night before last live companies went near ly to tho Half Way Houbs, between Hampton and Yorktown General Butler has spent the day at Nowpori News. Washington, June o —Among the inci dents of female patriotism, should bo mention ed the fact that, at a period of great danger to this city, a young lady succeeded in reaching Washington, and furnished to high officials in formation of a most important character, in cluding tho accurate position of tho hostile fi-rce, which provod serviceable to the Govern ment. In tho New Orleans mail, which reached tho Washington Post Office yesterday vin Pitts burgh, was, by some mistake, a letter address ed to Postmaster Genera! Reagan, containing an application for a contract to carry the mail in tho Confederate State*. Concord, June 0 —Governor Perry in his message to the Legislature, delivered to-day, trusts that Now Hampshire will bo behind none of her sister States in the appropriations of tnen and money to aid the Government.— He recommends the organization ol at least one regiment in every county, to be thorough ly drilled and equipped for service al the call of the Government Bt. Louis, June 6.—A battalion of United States Regulars from Carlisle Baracks destin ed for New Mexico, arrived yesterday and proceeded Wost by the Hannibal & St Joseph Railroad. Colonel Boernstien has resigned the com mand of the Second Regiment of volunteora. The Republican learns that Oapt. McDonald will be produced before the United States Dis trict Couri of Spriugfield, Illinois, this morns ing, under a habeas corpus writ, issued by tbo Judge of that Court, on Monday last. Chambbrsburg, June o.—Clinton Rentch, & wealthy secessionist, was shot last night by a Union man, at Williamsport. Rentch boast ed that be could whip any Union man living. After his death, a pass, signed by his brother, a prominent secessionist ot Maryland, was found on his person, accrediting him to Capt Nagle, an v officer of the rebel forces at Harper’s Ferry. __ Boston, June 6 —The United States steam er Susquehanna has arrived at the Navy Yard, Hollins, commander, J- N. Barney, First Lieutenant; the purser and three midshipmen have resigned. Elmira, N. Y., June o.—The Nineteenth New York Regiment, of Cayuga, under Col Clark, left camp this morning for Washing ton, via Harrisburg and Baltimore. S"r\rxt^. V ~ * Washington, June 6.—lt having been re* ported Ibat a largo number of guns had been ! stored at Havana under the protection of the • ! British flag, for the Confederated States, Con sul Sb&felt w&9 directed to inquire into the sub* ject. Aleller has jus’, been received from him in which he Fays that the matter had pre* • vbusly engaged bis attention. He had fouad that all munitions of war brought must be Im* mediately deposited in the government ware house and sold from thence only by an express permit from the Captain General himself. It would be impossible to land the number of rifles specified,namely, 250,000, without the knowledge of the government, and the author* iliea, on their own accounUwould he extremely unwilling to permit the illicit importation of such a largo amount of guns to the island oi Cuba. Besides, he had the assurance of the captain general, that it would not be permitted. A Spanish house had ordered, in Belgium, 70,000 rifles, with a view to speculate ! n the present crisis. As this House has failed he presumes the order will not be filled He is under the im pression that a few of the rejected muskets of the Spanish army have been sold there at pub lie auction, say 10,000, and that these are the unly arms which have gone from Havanna to •ur Southern forts t-*r secessionists. A i.kxa-NDRia, Juno 0 Cftpt. Ball, of iho \ u ginia Cavalry company, captured on the (»• oupalion of Alexandria by the federal* forces, has received a poruiit to go beyond the lines in order to bring his family to Washing* ../ii. It is thought that bis account of good treatment ho recoivod while a prisoner, will l»*vt>an influenceon the rebels in his neigh* borhood. The oath administered to him was not merely that of a parole, but one of alle giance to the federal government,both of which u ure also administered to all his men in Wash ington this morning. An attack by the rebels was apprehended last night in some quarters, and the necessary precautions were taken, but the town remained quint. dec , &r. The Northwester still continues, and the at* mospbere is quite cool. The objected publication of a newspaper ben* by th« i-oldjors has boon prohibited by an order Irora the provost Marshall, Washington City, June 6.— The Secre tary of War has appointed the following named gentlemen as pay masters in the army : Thomas B Allen and Obn* T Earned, Mis- Kouri; Jobn H. Kiltie, Jaa H Pumeyand J. D. Webster, <>t fflinoie; R_»bt l*. D.dge, District ol Columbia; Wm Cuuback and Win. P. Gould, of lodiana; Arthur W. Fletcher, of Md.; David Taylor, John U. Groesbeckf Robi. C. Kirk and'Dawight Ben oisinr, of Ohii; Thomas W. Ford, of N Y: Samuel Townsend, of Ddawar>; Joshua How ard <*f Michigan: Andrew M Patlade, A. McD Lyon and It-nert E Patterson, of Penn sylvania; G L Andrews, of Mata.; Tboa. J McKean, of lowa, E S. Paulding, of Minn ; Josiah L. Munes, of California; Thos. H. Halsey, of Vt., and Wm. fi. Gibson of Washington City, June 6 —The Post master at Memphis having refused to dl-tr - bute mail matter tent to his Pc atm as ter General has directed the following order to be issued : The Post Office at Memphis, Tonoessee, is discontinued. The Postmaster General orders all Postmasters to forward to the dead letter office at Washington, all mail matter which-is directed to that office. Louisville, June C. — The Captains of the brigs Jobn Adams and Panama, and the schooner Mermaid, captured off the mouth of the Mississippi by privateers, passed through here today, bouoa Eastward. They repre sent that they know nothing of the letters of marque, and supposed their captors to be pirates. Louisville, June G.—River stationary, with toven feet water scant in the canal.*— Weather, cloudy; mercury 72 deg. Niw York., Juno r>.—The Schooners A. \V Lindsay, Ira Bliss and C. A. Crooks are loading with provisions for Portree Monre. PITTSBURGH MARKETS. WEEKLY REVIEW. Carefully Revised and Corrected by our own Business has been quite slack during the week, and salat., hare been few anU far between, except smal or der*. Our manufacturers are doing little or nothing. Th« stage of water in the nrer is low, bat quite enough lor the small amount ot business to be done. Money matter* ara quiet, but not easy, although oar banks are doing all in tbeir power to relieve the business com Ale...Puisbargn manutacuirea continues in fair demand, with steady shipments to all parts of the coun* try. The established rates at present are : bbls. hf. bbls. bbls. hf. bbls. Kennet...|S,oo $4,00 | In.iia. S&4Q $1,04 X 6,00 a,OO XX 7,00 3^o Cream Apples... But few in market, and those generaUy bf inferior quality. The ruling rates art S2,DQQ&J>O.per bbl. Ashes...We note no msterlal change. Pots rate st 4UiA43£c and Pearls at Soda Ash at 3d 2M(s, Nitride of Soda si ana Cenoentrated Lye U&c, 9 lb. »econ...lsselling in lotaat7)*£@7Uc $ &for Shoo! ders, 9%&10o for sides, for Plain Hams and ll>s(sllj|£o for Sugar cured do. Beuia...There ta a good demand, with sales of small white at 6&@700. per bosh. of choice roll making at 10@11 *£*• Brooms —Sales at $2J)0@2,60 per dosen for common and for good and fancy. Buckets and Tuba.. . The Beaver manolaoturer’ prioes are as followsßuckets plain inside $ doa en $1,46; painted inside, $L6(k 3 hoops, $1.76; Tabs; No. I 3 hoops, ft dosen, $7,7&t No. 1, 2 hoops, $6,76; Ne. 3 $6.00; No A.$A6O; No. 4, $4.76; No. 6, $ 00; Keeler's No. Half Bosbels, sealea,s4 Jb. Candles —The following are now the current rates of city manufacturers: Moulds 11c. ft lb.; Ninons’Dip 10* <\ tstar 190 ft lb. Cheese. .. The market is well sapplied. We quote sales of W. R. at TU®So per Ux, and Munburgat lie Corn Meal. ..is plenty. We quote Irom hrst HanHw at 46@48c. per and from store at 60063 a Crackers. .. Have recently declined, and we now quote as follows by the bbl: Water Crackers. 6c ft fb. butter 7c; Sugar Sc; 6oda7e; Boston 7c ; Pilot Bread, $4,76 ffbbl. Cordage... Manilla Rope, coiL. 9c ft D) Manilla Rope, cut-.lo< üß> Hemp M .A2c ft Jb Tarred “ »12u ft fi> Hemp u “ ..Uc k fit Tarred w cut «18e $ ft* Pac’nß Yarn, fina.llo ft !b Pac*ngYarn, comJOc fi Tb Bed COrds... Manilla, $1,60, ft dosen; Hemp $1,37, sa.iX^2,76ft dozen: Hemp coil, lie. ft #>. Plough Ltnes...Manilla 670. dozen: Hemp 70c. ft doz. Cutlun Cbrdoye...Cotton Rope % and upwards. 20c. ,do. below % AJc.; Bed Cordn, $2,«X£3,62(d4,76 ft ,>sen. Plough Lines $1,26; Sash Cords $6,60. Dried Beef...Thero is a fair demand, principally local, at kt, m luti-oh. Dried Kt ult... 1* in good supply, aud we uuote at for Apples; aud ft bm*h for good Peache*. Bggt...ln giK«i demand. Sales ol packe«l in bbls at per doz. Feed... The soles are lirailed.and prices better. We quote Middlings al 86@90c ft 100 tbs.; Shorts, K<glfl2c; Bran at 46(c$60c; Ship Studs at Oil meal, slf@2o fl t<)U. FealUera...We quote Prime WeMtern at 46c. from tirMi hauda; 43t($6oc. from store. Fire Brick..iialea of Bolivar at $26@86 W M. Flali...The demand is limited, and figures are with out much alteration. Bales of NoB Mackawlat sll,oo@l],- 60 pr. bbU for No 2.; White tS>o®9>76 pr. barrul, aud $6,00(g156,26 pr. lialf bbl; Lake Trout SAOO ft bbl.; Lake Hernug, ft ht bbl.; Baltimore do. $7,00 i>r. bbl. Halifax do. s6,tX>; Alewires, Codfish or. Gb. Sales at these figures are limited. are without much alteralion. Wo quote at for extra, $6,60®56,00 fox extra family, and for fcnwy. Gas Pipe... The following are quotations of the wrought iron tubing; Per Foot Inch Gas T eta. I : \ iiiN * “ “ “ -Ss “ Customary dutcouo allowed. Grain... Wheal is withouimatenal change. Wo quote Rkd at and Wmn at 11,10 $ bush. Corn la nel!tn« at 40<&41c. Oats hare declined, and we quote at 24@>260 from firel hands and Bum i* firm at 60c. per bush for Spring, and small lota of Era command 66@67c. per bust. Grooeriea. ..There isafair demand for N.O. Sugar at o%@7)£c aa in quality. Molasses is steady gat. for old and new N. 0. to city and country; (lottee is steady at 14@16c. per fi> (or Rio in iota. Rice is Helling at ft lb. in tierces and m bbl«. Hay ...Safes at scales limited at fB@9 perron. Hides... Are dull at 6@7c ft 16 for green beef; yc for green salted, 17 @l7 Uc lor dry Bint Hominy. .. Sales of good Pearl, at $6,00@6,26 per bbU _______ Iron and Sails... The manufacturers quote flat? common bar at $ B>; other descriptions in propor ffim. Nails, 10 to 6d.ats2,6U; Bd. and 6a at $2,76; 7d and 6i n 93.000 ; 6d, sB^6; 4d, blued, $3,60; 3d do, $4,00; 2d do One, $5,00@6,3Q. Spikes, 8 to 8 in, $2,76; wroughtdo s42&<£4,76. Lard.... Is in demand. Prime country is selling at 9@9}£c Ct D> in bbla, and kegs. Leather ...The market is steady, with no change in our old quotations: Red Spanish Sole qt lb 21325 c | Upper $k doz $33@88 Slaughter “ 203»o | Bridle M $40^46 Harness.- “ 27 <a»o | Skirting ** lb §2&Mo Lime#— LooiariUe eeUa regularly at $1,2031 2‘ per bbi. Lumber, (?rwn...There is but little now coming to market, and the figures are for partly seasoned! The prices rouge—for Common $10312 per 1,000 feet and Clear $30,00; Timber 83100 oubie foot, and Shin* gles * MOO. Lumber, Seasoned... The following are the quotations per 1,000 feet, for seasoned lumber at city yards Common 1 I Flooring, drea'd, 1 in, $22,00 Clear 44 M I “ iin oak, 30,0 Q Lath,U6 Shingles’®j “ lUin. u 4240 Mess Pork...We quote New at per bbt Commercial Reporter, Pinsmiaaa, June 6 th, 1861. Per Foot. 1U inch Gas Pipe~ 82ots. 2 « “ 60 2}f “ *• ** .. 00 * 8 “ “ “ ..1,30 “ B>* ..1,60 “ 4 “ “ “ ..1,90 «* . • . A CARD, (r~=s» THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, of (ky Waltham, Maas, beg to call the attention of the public to the following emphatic of, Waltham Watches, by the leading practical Watch mahrir* and Jewellers throughout UieDniu i States The entiiv nignuluics are <|Dile too i«'ng f<»i publics* tiou in oue aJveruioment, btit the u uues will be recognized by those aequain«ed with the 1 rade as being in the highest degree rtR pec table ant* ioflaeu lirtl. At their establishments may be found the genu ine Watches of the Company's manufacture, in great variety. Signatures from man/ cities and towns not fully rep resented m this list will appear in a future advertise TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned practical Watchmakers and dealers in Watches, having bought and sold American Watches tor a u umber of years past, an i baviug dealt in al kiuds of foreign Watches fora mach longer poriod of time, beg to state that they have never dealt in Watches which, as a class, or in individual instances, have been more satisfactory to themselves or customer*, whether , in respect of durability, beauty of finish, malhemaU-: ■ ally correct proportions, accurate compensation and adjustment, or of fine tim+korping retails than those (Qumiaclured by the Waltham Company. N. R. CRITTENDEN, Cleveland, Ohio. WM. BLYNN, Columbus, JAM Ed J. ROSS, Zanesville, IJ. .JENKINS A CO, CincinnaiU, BEUGS.A SMITH, “ WM. WILSON M’UREW, T “ DUdME A CO., C. OSKAMP, C. PLATT, Delaware, KING A BROTHER, Warren, u J. T.4E.E EDWARDS, Chicago. IIL F. J. ALEXANDER, LaSalle, " JOHN H. MORSE, Peoria, A. HEPPLER, “ “ W. H. RICHMOND, M “ H. D. KAYS, Bloomington, % . u A. R GILLETT, « " 8. IX LILLESON. Decatur, * J. B. BURBAN, Springfield, . “ J. W. BROWN, Qoinoy, * E. B. TOBIN, “ ° BASSE A HUASMAN, “ “ A, P. BOYNTON, Galena, * WM. M. MAYO, Jacksonville, fl E. NORTHEY, Cherry Grove, « A, W. FORD, Freeport, a WM. SCHSRZER, PArn, “ J. M. FOX, Canton, • • “ WFLLABD k HAWLEY; Syracuse, N.Y. V. HAIGHT, Newburgh, “ HAD. ROSENBERG, Boohaster, •* C. A* BURR k CO., mu EL S. ETTENHEIMEB * CO, “ « WM.B. TAYLOR, Utica, W»W. HANNAH, Hudson, “ H, R A H. C. CARQENT&B, Troy, • “ HOSKINS A EVANS, Os*ago, ° HAIGHT A LEECH, iutairn, *• JAMES HYDE, « « JOHN H. IVEii, Ftirport, “ WILLIAMS A CO, Quudiiga^" J. N. BENNETT, « ; « A. & STORMS, WM. & MORGAN, HENDERSON BBCPS, J. A. GLARE. BLOOD A PITTNam, Amsterdam, u J EN' NINOS BBO'S, « JOHN J. JRSKINB, Albany, W. H. WILLIAMS, « < a. warden, ooehso, ** L. O. DUNNING, Para-Tan, « CBABf& WJLLABD, Ottakili, « V. P. BINGHAM, Indianaptia, Ind. CHAS. Q. FRENCH, “ « J. McLBNE, « « C. A. DICKENSON, Richmond, * G. H. BASCOM * CO , Terre Hants, « J. M. ST A .VS ll* BaUirmn, * ADOLPH MYERS, Plymouth, * THEO. F. PICKERING, Kalamazoo, Mich. GEO. DOTY, Detroit, * M. S. SMITH, • a A. B- VAN OOTT, Milwaukee, Wui JOHN ELKINS; Racine, < H. N. SHERMAN, BolOit, p -8. C. SPAULDING, Janesville, “ W. A. GILES Prairie da Chien, “ RRINEMAN k MEYBAN, Pittsburgh, Pa SAM’L BROWN, Norristown, * W. T. KOPLIN. “ « GEO. W. STEIN, GEO. B* TITUS, HECKMAN A YOHE, - “ Alien town, “ E. J. LASORLLE, Westchester, “ BAHL. GASMAN, WObamspori, “ JOSEPH LADOMUB, Chester, J. J. BLAIR, Lebanon. u GEO. W. McCALLA, Harrisburg. “ FRANCIS a POLACK, York, « U. M, ZABN, Issflister, • GEORG EJHELLER, Reeding, • F. P. HELLAR, « « E. A UGH. INBA UGH, Ghamberoburg, “ T. S. HOFFMAN, Greensborg, u J. C. HANNA, Newcastle, u C.T. ROBEBIB, a J. 0. DOLOX, Mauch Chunk “ (•HAS, U FISHER, Ashland, • B. M. ST. CLAIR, Indiana, « UA. PETERSON, Scranton, * « DAVID LAVBRACK, Patterson, N. J W. T. RAE, Newark, - ENOCH F. BILLS, ; Borden ton, m HENNY R. JAMES, Trenton, <* aT. LITTLE, * Cumberland, Md OARSON A BRANNON, Pailaald, Tenn THOS. GOWDSY, Nashville. « A. W. PYLE,, Spdngderd, « SIMPSON A PRICE, oWksTdle, V. W. SKIFF, Savannah, Ga. J. A A. GARDNER, Si Louis, Mo- W. 0. DEFRIEZ, MAURICE A HENEY, JEHU SYLVESTER, “ « J.T.BOOTT4CO. Wheeling. Ve. T & HUMPHREYS. Btohmond, E. A. VOGLEB, Belem, N. C. F. W LEINBBCK ■< -■ J. W MONTGOMERY, Newberry, 8. a BRNJ. R.OOOK, Narihsmptai, Mess. & CHILDS, > New Bedford “ DBXTER * HASKINS, « “ E. D. TIhDaLE, Tension, “ ALBERT PUTS. “ . ELLIS GIFFORD. FSB River, F. W. M AOOMBEB, “ •, J. J. BURNS, CHoaceeter, “ JESSE SMITH, Salem. T. M. LAMB, Worcester, “ *. N. STORY, “ . .. c LEVIJOBNBTON, :« * ANDREW WARREN, Waltham, •* C. W. FOGG, * * AMOB,BINBORN, ~ :- u Loppß. ; * -JQHS'BARTON, - ' LjrnnT ' “ JOHN M’G&EGOR, Lawrence, “ W. M. ROOT, Pittstteld, “ JOaNK.BOOTS’, *• N. MOODY, Greenfield, M WM. KIRKHAM, Jr. Springfield, ; “ I. D, ANTHONY ATX). Providence, R L PELEO ARNOLD, K. Greenwich, “ THOMAS STEEL ACO. Hartford,' Conn. BEMINuWdT ABTEVENB, « « WM. ROGGEBBABON, “ .« .1, J. MUNSON, Raw Haven, - * E BENJ*MIN, « <?• J. B. A IRBY, « « GEORGE BROWN, ( Ea HONTINTON Aca Danbury* * • pa. A. WOODFORD, « •« 11. D HALL, Middletown, “ JOHN L SMITH, « « JOHN GORDON, New London, w J. C. BLACKMAN, Bridsenart u JAR R. AYREiL Wittfbon, *4,^! shrrbdrnk Shaw, HmhniffS,, y. $, L. ifc HAKDEBBON, cSSid,* - « E. KNIGHT, i*" *, N. G. qarr; « « GEO W DREW A CO. “ « 8. J M ELLISH, SanoTer. M )) •,G 0» WQQDhURY. Claremont, “ REUBEN BPRNOER, « 1 „ WM. a MORRILL, firmer. «. RICHARD GOVE, Leeonii. ** JONATHAN HOSMEB, Nashua? N. W. GODDARD, *. * HENRY H. HAM. Portsmouth <• ROBT. N. BODGE* « ’ OH ARE. BACO\ t>OYe»\ b\ M. HABDISQN, So. Berwick, Me TWOMBLY A SMITH, Saco, « MG3EB M SWAN, Augusta. J. A. MERRILL Poland. JAMES EMBRY, Buokaport, SIMEON BLOOD, Rockland, HENRY MoKENNEY, Auburn, J. T. HOWLAND. Bath, * TOMPKINS A MORRIS, Bangor, U C. WILLIAMS, ~ * G. aAG. L ROGERS, Gardiner, D. K. LUCY, Hohlton, “ D. G. HALL, Lewtatown, u BRINSMAID A HILDRETH, Burlington, Vi. c. H. HARDING, Bradford, T.O.PHINNEY, Montpelier, A. A. MEAD, « * J. C. BATES, Northfield. J. H. MURDOCK, Woodstock, C. C. CHILDS, St Joh&abury, “ C. H, HUNTINGTON, Bt, Albana, FOSTER GROW, Chelsea, W.K WALDACB, New burr, * LEANDER AMADON, Bellows Falla, O. 8. JENNINGB, N. Orleana, Lai GREGOR A 00, “ • & COCKRELL Natchez, Mias. A. N. HALL Milford, Del ROBERT WILKES, Toronto, 0. W CurooH.—As our wateh is oow extensively counter feited by foreign manufacturers, we have toinfonn t&a publ c that no watch ia of oar production which U as aocompanied by a oertificate of gsanineneaa, bearing the number of the watch, and signed by our Treasurer, R. E. Robbins, or by oar predeoesaora, Tracy A Co. Aj these watches are for sale by jewel era giawiUy throughout the Union, the American W*tsh do not solicit orders for single watches. BOBBINS A APFLETON, Wholesale Agents, No. 188 Broadway* N. V. JOHN A. BTODBABT, 411 Ob estoarßt* Agent for Philadelphia and PennsylTania, • • * 4 % CURE CURE Nervous Headache BY THE USE OB' THESE OEPHALIO PILLS the periodic attacks of Henan at fMt Bendadu may be prevented; and it taken;** tt» - menoement of an attack ImmatKatc reHaT sickness will be obtained. . ° They seldom fail In removrngtfaa' Nasfctli ao<f:-Jptf» ache to which' females; aro so subject. ' They act ganUy-upootbe £owelB--reiDOTing;jCbrt**i - 1 ness. < •* - i4 ‘ v .• FoV Lifer ary Men, Students, Obligate *" * persona of softmfary habit** they arevahtalfrafcal&ytxr o ' the, Improving the appeft(e, pying tofttand,t§pf^m '' strength of the wboie ; -•• ,••*'■* j!o,~«c." *acs The CEPHALIC PltWj arc Wler gallon, and carefully cpnilncted arperlj^c been in nse many yaarß, during. ha Via o v-’l prevented and relieved a TaHt amotfhVViV^gfpnf, faring from Headache, whether lwar nous system or from a deranged state oftbotbK&cA v They are entirely vegetable in their and may be taken at all times with out making any change of iirf fttuf fliii fllVMinaif'fJii dingrteable hut* renders it : etu^^ia f WUMnilßtt & <***"»• " . . Beware, af The genuine have fire sigaatmes of y ding on each box. ~ Sold by Druggists and all other X)eAlj^ynAfed}ebp|n. A box will be sent by mail, prepattLoafraqrtpt lbi-lha . PBXOE, 26 OBNTSi‘;^-'^ AB orders »honld be addressed to * HEWH V C. SPALOnTO, M Cedar TOE FOLLOWING ESBOBSEMIMBiaf SPALDING’S CIPHAiII PILLS, WILL OOjrViBOE ALL HUO SOi’FEE iBOM HEADAOHE, Poughkeepsie,'" M W A SPEEDY ANDSUBECtfRE IS WITHIN THEIR REACH; J j * Aa these Testimonials were unsoUciited byMr. Spalding, ihey afford * vnquestidridbl** proof of the efficacy of thistrutyi scientific purpose , ■ '*%&.>■ ■ Misosmti, Mn. SvALDxna, *• s • Sr l bate tried your .Cephtll&Pllla,' eng>jtf» 20tMtf~that I want you 6ie twOd«flf»»wprth more. '*?* •' ' v: ■'-■'•> . Part of these are for the nelghb6ra*to whpm I mit few out the of Brrt box ,' *' -• 4 Send the Pills by malhsnd 'oblige'' ■ • A ' > > " Yoolroi/tseitiht JAMBSEKNNEDr Hatsbto**, Pa, Feb/fl, IB*p Maßhuoso, .i, v . ; tJ -‘ Sir l wish joutosendmeoimmorebd*afToar Cephalic PQla, / kdoerecewed a great dealKtfberitftJjnm them. Years respetdfhliy, , MART ARK STOIKHOIBB. , H>!C. BPAtnora. £&■>—Yon wfl] please send me two. boZM'oCYOQr Osphalio Pins. Bend them immediately. ‘ Respectfully ycttm^ P. heat used one &ac of yoar KG*vOTo Jtatf excellent, a y.\ Easton, •* •41 u Bnu Vb&roh«Oeqv Jin. IVlMfr' Hxmu 0. Srixnnra, Ssq. -•.• „.'it Pleese find mclaeedtw6n*y-fi?e oente, for which jMfid me soother box„pf yoor Cephalic Pills. Thwart irmly the bat PilU.lfuwetvar trim. Direct SivxiLTf Huty'Bee; H. 0. Spauhho, Esq. '' :. ' « I wish for some circulars or tango -hi your Cephalic Pills more particularly bmozw'iajKcttStb mera. If yoa hare anything of the k)nd,plaa»Q One of my customers, who Is ‘J Headache, (osually lasting two days,)t oas cuni of on ttack w one Aour bu your rQla, which I sent Respectfully yours, - >w -' c ;^ sg -r W. a 'tn£g3Br i. i' i '•}> fpv liirroLMßcaa, FRuacuDrCo, oxuwt.. January 1881. Hirst CL SpalmMj No, 48 Cedar street, N. 1. , • -v-, p«arSv *—lndQ96& find twent?-fl to; aente,i2tij< ifor which *end box ot Pflia.". .fiend (oadania Wm. C.TQler, O5!, Four Pilla ioorkJSke a c/tarw—ettrit vwtantar, * Truly, yours, . : •» ToV. . Ypan*»tvMiciL,jan;lM®Bl. r -. ,-'/ / j ■, 'Sr STof iong rfnce I gent.,toyou for aboxed <jfc» phklic Pills for thb' core oMSerroos CT fe*tift]hc Costiveness, sail received the earn e» aUd'EAry Aatf:so pooden effect, that T xoas indhchi to send for more. Please send by return maiL Direst to From the JSxomwr Norfolk, Cephalic Pille accomplish tbe object forwhiQhfhty were made, ns.: Oure headache in-aUitt forms. 3 From the Examiner, TcL' Txi They bare been tested in more than a thousand caaea with'entire b Access, ' FYomVu Democrat, St. Cloud, 1 Minn. .* f 1 If you are, or have been troubiedwith thahatidafttyjfc send for a boi-(Cephalic Piiis,)eo that you may her# them in case of an attach, ~.r ThoOepbalic Pills aresald to be a remarkabty'eQrfiK tire remedy for headache, and one ofibe verybeit for that very frequent complaint which baseyey stem discovered, *• v-’'' From the Western R. B.oautt*, Chicago, JU. Wohearttty endorse Mr. Spalding*and £ila unrivalled Cephalic Pills. ' . *T . \ . 7^ From (Ju Kanawha Valley Kawueha^ We hire sure that persons suffering With luiti? ache, who try them, will «tick to them. J*w»;tAa SoutAerw F(SthFtaderilfeu> OrJama, La. TrythemJ jou ttaiateaffiletedyatui sore&Ai your testimony oazrbe addedtp the already numerous list that Juw-received be&fcfitii niiraihf can produce. , „, / ; /.; > Hie immense doimid' UnptdJy Increasing. 'r,.y ' v »Wi From the Qautt£ii>aixnpdrU i«pa* »^Vi •Mr. Spalding would not connect his nsmevithws article he didnot know topossess real merit ;n - From tl* Advertiser, Providence, B> &■ ■ The testimony m is string, fifom theirtii respectable quarters. - • - ' ’ * iij&s From the DaH&lftwv, Newport^&.X % t ~~ Oephalie Pills are tiUrihg3U>e plaoe'bf aU kin4K^^ . "r . . ■■ ■ l&V From the Con\pterh<uSeiUtm,BoeUmt Said to be very efficacious for the headache* . l l*. >v y> *»~A angle bottle of SPAi.DiN»’>i paKPicmoMll will save ten utneaite cost annual * WT* , ' „$S SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE." J SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE. ECONOMY I , As accidents will happen, even in »wsU regulated families, it is very dcaimbie to hare some oheapand convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toya Crock ery, *c. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE 3 meets all such emergencies, and no household afford to be withomit. Jt 10 always ready, and anfai 1 ' the sticking point. 7 ■ ; B*—A Bmah.'eccom panics each Prin^m “ .CAUTipjH. - Tr; ‘ : Ascertain unprincipled pereonS>Ar«PaitaTmiH-rw> L. palm off on the l* PEEPABED SUJB, I rtusffcTSiiqdpAiip^Si? l *5 Auniine before parehMofejMlieS^TtUiMMa^ «rSPAU)INCra PaEPAAED GLUE.^, couoterfe?te. lia " r * r ' W *“ 01S “* .*i«bilta,v b, w r fUFL “' ,i8 '“«- fc - - : 'Vi> f; a . . r - .i ’ . fc ‘j < stA*A i ~ r ' r~i T ' ‘i.i THAT A Snuna Cun, HmmwßMJaJflfc V jMUary jm. ; f A.STOVEE,P.Mt Belle Vernon, Wjuidot Oa*4). A. B. WHEEHiEK, YpslUnSpHlth FromOufAckertuer, JVovidtrux; R. L SAVE THE PIECES! DISPATCJEH is, Tnu Sana “USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,® AddressJ A' " -- v 11 ;
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