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JAMES F. BABB,
EDITOR AND PROPaiETOH
Ttuis:—Dally, Six Dollars per year, strictly in ad
vance. Weekly, Single subscriptions One Dol.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE ClTi'
the Fourth ot July—Meeting ot the Officers
afternoon. at three o'clock,the
neld, rpgimeiit&l and commissioned company
cffieere ol ihe Borne Guard, assembled at tbe
Merchant*’ Exchange, under a call issued by
Major General Wlikfne, to consult upon &
pUri for properly (elobrating the anniver&ary
of t.ur ’inuttpHudeuct*. now so ne*ir at hand
General George W. CuJs, wa», on motion of
G'-n Wi.kiris. (‘ftll.-d lo the chair, and Lieut
Col.ino! J ani '< M. Coopor chosen Secretary.
Ganerai VVukius explained the object of tho
meeting. J
On motion of Captain Cosgrave .the chairman
was But uffiteJV, appoint a committee of odm
from each rogim'-nt, who, with the Major and
B. igadier Generals, shall prepare a programme
July l>ara,Jt! “ r,d celebration on the fourth of
On motion it was resolved tnat the nro
gram,,,,, thus agreed upon be published in all
the dally print* at least two week ß before tbe
On motion of Judge Wilkins the committee
HnmefiT' a" i “ cludß tbn entire body ol
Home Guard?, whether uniformed or not *
’ r Whit,, - lh » t Captains
of the different companies be requested to re.
port to tbeir Colonel?, at least ten days before
the Fourth, whether tbeir companies will or
will not Urn out, and, if they do, how many
-man will probably be on parade—and that the
Lolonel.r shall roport to the committee, was
laid upon the table.
1,,? 8 d , r , s ‘ r '»' ,lu “an was now reconsidered,
laid on the table, and the Major General re.
quested to issue a formal order for a colebra
tion on the hourlh
The meeting then adjourned
r^ A '/!‘ S ‘ ~ At the ei S hth annual conclave
of the Grand Commandery of Knight Tera
plarß for ibis .State, now In Bession at Masonic
Hall, tho following officer? for the enßuiDg
year were elected on Wednesday Sir JohD
A. Wright, Lewis town, W. Commander; Sir
“ “■ Tut™-, Altoona, D. G. Commander:
airH K ilswnun, Heading, O. Generaliesi
tnr; birU 11 L.we, K lading, (I Capt Gen
eralissimc; Sir Rev. Wru H Locke, Pitt*,
burgh, <l. Prelate: Sir E. C. Smead. CaUwissa,
G. S n, WardemSir G. B. Sehall,
(f. dun. Warden, Hlr Albert Culbertson, Mo
nongabela City, G. Tress; Sir Allred Cralgh
Washington, 0 Recorder; Sir S M. Alister
WayneeOLrg, G. Kt Bearer; Sir Sidney Hay
den, Athens, (1. Sw Boater: Sir S R Cooper
Pituburgn, G Warden. This Commandery
has G2O active members, and during the year
created <2 Sir Knights, l] wore admitted, 18
rnu ai aWn ’ 4 dl ' d| an d 1 were suspended.
The Ninth Annual Conclave will be held in
Boston, cn the Second Tuesday of June, 18G2
On the same day the following officers of the
Grand C. uncll ol Royal and Select Masters of
Pennsylvania were chosen;—M. p. Alfred
S r “ i 5 ll, w’ f w “ h,n St"n, Pa., Grand Mastei;
p.. 1 • B H. Turner, of Altoona, Deputy
Grand Master; K. P. C. F Knapp, of Blooms,
burg, (, 111 . Master; R. P. J -hn M’Oonnell,
of Altoona, G. P. O. of W.; R, P. E. C
Smead,of Catawissa, G C. of G ; R. P H D
Lowe, of Reading, Grand Troasun r- R P T
W. Wright, Of Pittsburgh. Grand Recorder
R. P. James Lindsay, of Waynsburg, Grand
Lecturer; R. P. and Rev. D. Washburn, of
Potuvillc; K P and Rev. M. C. Lightner, of
Reading, Grand Chaplains; B. ,P~ Wm. S
Brown, of Greensburg, Grand Marshal.
Blisteked Fket —limit to Soldiers —The
following in relation to loot traveling may be
very qseful to our volunteers in tbeir expected
travsls South this summer.. G'ut tbe following
out, boys and paste in your bats : 6
“I had, for several years, two sons at school
at Geneva, Switzerland. In their vacations
they, irurampany witn their tutor, made ex
curaions through Swilzerland, Italy, Germany,
Ac., on foot, tearing their knsp acks, contain -
ihg their necessary wants for a month They
were provided with a small bar of common
brown soap, ar.d before putting on their stock.-
ings turned them Inside out, robbed the soap
well into tho threads i f them, consequently
they never becaoip foot sore, or had blistered
feet. Lul our volunteers try it, and my Wbrd
for it. they won't complain of sore or blistered
feet."
Waj*t tj Rnd the War. —A committee
of gentleman from upon
Gov. Curtin and offered the services of a cav
alry corps of two hundred toon of that city, to
the Government This company is composed
of merchants who offer to uniiorro themselves,
furnish th»*ir own horses, and servo for three
months without pay. All they ask is to be
furnished with arms and subsistence during the
time of their enlistment. The prostration of
their business makes then? anxious to see the
war brought to a speedy close, and this is one
of the wa)B to aid in bringing about each a re
suit. They arn all wealthy, as the offer itself
proves, and will make a most effective arm in
the service. It uto be hr.ped that their sm
vices wiii bo accepted immediau-'v.
Court ok rtJwaioßa, &c. Before
Judges ikiiCluxe Adams and Parke.
Thursday, June 13th, IBCI.
John Smt- a'-r, • n trial for burglary, was
convicted and remanded for settlement.
Charles Hall, indicted for illegal liquor sel.
ling, cases) was fined $lO and costs in
each case
John O'Neil, indicted for the larceny of a
co it from M. G. Cushing, plead guilty and was
sontenced to six months in the county jail.
Henry Snyder, charged with the larceny of
fifteen cents from S. A Kauffman, was con*
vieted and sentenced to the county-jail for one
month.
Hugh Mcßane plead guilty to the larceny
of fifteen cents from Ann Burrows, and was
sentenced to the county jhil for one month,
A few other trifling cases were disposed of.
The Michigan Third Regiment will
probably reach this city, en route for* Harris
burg, to-night. They loft Grand R&pias, where
they have been encamped for somo Aimo*Rtsix
o’clock yesterday morning, arrived at Detroit
in ttie evening aDd immediately left for Cleve
land on the steamer Ocean and propeHor £btt*
cord. They would feave Cleveland by tbe
Pittsburgh and Cleveland road tc-day and ar*
rive to-night. The regiment is fully armed
and equipped and well supplied, with ammuni
tion and rations. Their destination is Wash
ington City. Thoy go Eastward from here by
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Rawing the “Union 1 ’ Gun. monster
“Union cannon is probably “high and dry”
by this lime, if not on its way to Pdr&w
Monroe. According to the Baltimore Sun of
Wednesday, its condition on Tuesday evening
was as follows: “The parties engaged in
raising the monster gun from tbo dook at Lo
oust Point made considerable progress yes
terday. It is hauled up muzzle
at six o’clock yesterday eight
feet of the gun was out of water, leaving the
heaviest part, some eight'feet in length; still
below. They are sanguine of getting it oil
the wharf to-day.” .
The Accident to Mr. HakvjetChilds.—
Mr. F. A;’Bchtoueker, who is a member of
Company 8., 12th Regiment, (Duquesne
Greys) arrived here yesterday, and informed
ub that the accident by which Mr, Childs lost
his arm. eccmred in this wise-' Mr. jbhttds,
after guard hours, was along side the jmlroad
track asleep, and rolling over in his oleepr.he
got his arm upon the track,wbefi a train came
along and cut it off. It was the left arm. It ;
was amputated by Surgeon Ship, 'and af'ltie
latest accounts the fymptotns wire favorable.
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Rkconnoitering.—A oorreifioedent of the
New York World says of “McMullen's &»&
gers: “Some of these Rangers have already
signalized themselves in reconnoitering be
yond the enemy’s lines. One of them went Into
the camp at Harper’s Ferry as a vender of
chickens, and two others actually r bore with
them a roulette table, with which they, gambled
all through the hnemy’g camp, found out every
thing they desired, and carried out with them,
•long with valuable some dollars
of secessionist money.”
Liunts' Book —Huot& Miner have
•received the Ladies’ Book for July, a splen-
Aid number. It may be had »t their great
Periodical Depot, Filth Street, next door to
the Post Office.
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!TIIE LATEST NEWS
Wednesday night, t>\ U»* Aib-pl l1 ■ ny poller, *
upon a charge of abusing ft Gardner named BY r A OO
M’Knin, residing near fun The ae* i —L: iaJJiaIJ.LVAi. XX
cused, in company with fibers, men and
women, occupy a boat near Jack’e run, and
follow fishing and “poaching" fur a liveli-.
hood. The keeper of Urn br>a», Mrs Oliphant
was also arrested, bui discharged Two or
three men, and two w> men, escaped Irom ibe
officers in a skill', by dealing down ibe river
Two guns were captured by the police The
three men first named were committed to Un
by Mayor Drum. J
The Erik Kegimbmt Is under marching
orders Eastward at two o’clock on Saturday
morning. The Pittsburgb Rifles, Captain
smith, expect to go, either as company A .t
company & of the regiment, but this arrange
ment may be changed. The “Rifl V are dn-r
mined to get Into active service, and if they do
not go with the Efie boys, will probably join
Oo|. Black's Philadelphia regiment. One or
two more Pittsburgh companies may be ad
mitted to the Erie regiment, if as many ol Iho
members of the latter as is now expottKl re.
fuse to go for three years. The regiment will
be equipped at Harrisburg, and march directly
to Chambersburg.
BRIGADE HEAIM4U\KI*K.KS, 2:: »-Vtn
f irTHBt <twa, June 13, 1801 f
Order No. 1.
I.—l he 2nd k*£*m«*ni of Rifles On I Br#ret«.o l*t
R*Knneoi d Infantry, Cm Philip*, and 8 i Rtwi
mom of Infantry, 001. IWrmger, conHutmt* tni-
Bngnde
ll.—colonel* of Rejntnnnu will, without dnl.y. report
to Brigade Head
the name, with rank of the Comt>»n> offir rx—
the number ol rank and hi© cti tbo.*»eTer»l (i.m
panies, demguAtingihoftein uniform, ax aU,,, ihoan
with arnois aad the kind of anna
IL—Colonels, Lient. Colonel- and Muor* Mill Mien t
to the matruotion ol Compan oa, ami **Hp«v_*iM!r ».i
the officers. As soon as Lhe Companies of » oy
Keeim»nt are sufficiently instruct*.! todiiii in
Battalion, the Colonels of such Re*imeu( wdi re
port to Head-vaartera.
u W CAR*.
ltnK»«i»©r <j»>oer&J (a intniii u u^.
Mor* Comfanik* Arritkii. Yesterday
morning the Greene county Kang. rs, a fine
looking company from Waynesbnr\ arrived
in the oily and after breakfasting at ia.> I iirard
House, proceeded to Camp Wright . u.i fal
lowing are the officers of the ooinpanv Cact
fi_M. Belly. Ist Lieut. .1 Hamilton Ivon,
LieutenEnt C. 8. Luese, 3d Lieutmant Lindsay
rngraham; Ist Sergeant, Dr B, M liiaobly
2d Sergeant, A. H Mellons. They have the
full complement and are enlisted for ihreo
years. The Cambria Guards, Capt. Lilzirsger
ol £ hens burg and a company from Itlairsvillei
under Capt Nesbitt, also arrived during ’.tie
day and went into Camp Wright.
Nkw CoMPAHias —A hoe company .<1 ~,!
unteers is now being organized at h'ayoitmown,
opposite Blairsvillo. It is called she ‘'Wash
lngton Blues," and will come here on its way
to “Camp Wright," on Monday. Too ladies
ol the place are providing the men with shirts,
Ac., for which they deserve ovcry credit An.
Other new eompady, the Acheson Ureys, has
been organized in Greens bar g and Harvey J.
Van kirk chosen Captain.
A rekited.—The Fairvietr, Butler county,
company of volunteers, OapL Wm. C Camp
bell, haying tendered their services to the Gov
ernor, have been officially notified to hold
themselves in readiness to receive orders to
march. The Westmoreland Blues, Captain
Ktstter, have been accepted as a part of the
“Eeeerve Corps of the Commonwealth," and
are under orders to march for Camp Wright
on Friday night. 3
Benefit of Me Codldock—lwmxxse
Bill— This evening Mr C CouU.ck,
a Pittsburgh favorite, takes a benefit, for
which a fiae bill Is offered, embracing two
capital domestic dramas: ■•The Chimney
Corner," In which be appears as Peter Pro.
blty, and “One Touch of Nature," the new
drama so successful last night, m which he
personates Hon. William Penn Holder
Such a bill is rarely offered, even for a benefit,
and It must attract a lull house.
Death oe Another boLDiEh. —Wm
Koons, of Campbell's Flying Artillery. Gamp
Curtin, died on Tuesday night last. Hi-had
been prostrated lor several days with typhoid
fever. News lo the effect that bis father, res
ident at Harper's Ferry, was hung by the to
crssionlsts, was reported, and it Is presumed
hastened the ccjsis In his disease, which has so
lamentably terminated wi.h miliary honors
Dedication —The dedication services q
the new M. K. Church at BrowDivdi*, wjj
held on next Sunday, June 16th. K*v. 0 A
Holmes of Christ Church, this city; Ret fc.
Hingely, former pastor of BrowosvUL M K
Church,and Rev. A. G. William* r.{ l\ ft „
syjv&nia Avenue (Jburoh, tbU city, are ex
pected to be prevent and dfeHv«*r discourses
The Thirteenth. Despatch*** roc. m <-j
from Cbsmbersburg yesterday announcM u.»t
the Thirteenth (Co«. Kowlf*)’C R-ic:rn.-r.: t wr«*
U> leave Camp Brady, wb>ch ttoy reached on
the 11th, yesterday morning, at suorbe, un
dor sealed orders, wllb the Fourth Bngalo.
Col. Miles The Thirteenth U now, m Ml
probability, near Harper's Ferry.
The clothing of tbu Ohio Volunteers,
First and Bocond Regimonu, oi
b'ack felt hat, pilot cloth over-coat, bam flan
nel bloose, two red flannel shins, one pair
p&nis, two pair dr&wura, two pair woiion
and orm pair bromru, all of tfuod quality,were
furnished in New York ard FMladcdptjia at a
total cost per man of $l2 7^>
Presentation —Tbo Pittsburgh friends
C 1-fc> D ouphant, of Uniontown. purpopi
presenting him with a sword. The <.-rum- • >
will take place on Saturday evening, ht tt.c
MdnongaheU Uou*u A. S Bali, K*q . ha*
been selected to rnako the presentation tudrecs.
Cavalry Parade.—The ’* Union Caval
ry,” Capt. Patterson, PenQsylvama Dragoons,
andOapt YoungVCavalry company, turned
out in a body yesterday and presented a fin«
appearance. They march* J wall and com
manded general attention.
The Indiana No. :}, mot *i
Jacob Weber’s, in the said township, on .Sat
urday last, anti contracted for fifty-four uni
f»rms, to be made and furnished on Satur
day next for parade at B Houlggys
Appointed Pa ymastkr.— Lieutenant A
M'Donald Lyon, of the Erie Regiment, hat
received airappoirtment as paymaster in the
regular army. He left for Washington on
Wednesday.
The Military Hand Book is a neat little
pamphlet, received and for sale by Hunt <&
Miner. If Is a complete manual of informa
tion for the soldier and includes an official
copy of the articles of wait.
The Harper Zouaves, Park Hides and
Duqueibe Central Guard paraded last evening,
in full uniform. They all looked and marched
well.
The presentation to Col L. S. Cantwell
tabes place at the 11 Bt. Charles, V this even
ing, instead of at the St. Clair, as n careless
compositor raadeus say yesterday.
Dr. J, A. Phillips, of this city, has been
appointed Surgeon at Camp Wright
Dentistry.—Dr. C. Bill, No. 246 Penn
street, attends-td all branches of: the Dental
profession. ; */>••.
DR C. BAELZ.
WATERCUftE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
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(A>\. JACKSON’S proci.amation
PENNSYLVANIA LOAN ALI. TAKEN
BAi/rnioKii i:Li;tnoi\
Sr. Louu, Jumj U —Tl»» following in tho
fI proclamation ol Uovernor Jackson, received
to-day :
j Jefferson Cn r, Jane I J—To the }.eopie
hf Missouri • A serifs of unprovoked, unpar
alleled outrages have been lnfiicw\l upon tho
peare and dignity of this Com moo wealth and
upon tho rights and liberties of its people, by
wiokod,unprincipled men, prolassiagio act un
dor the I. S Government The ftoWrain on
aotinenU of your Legislature havo boon nulll
your vo)unWu<r .w.die/a hoen takoo
pr’ionors, your lomtoon'o with your sister
MMt* baa boen suspended, your trade with
yi-br own folio w*clt)/.ens has been and is
•objected to the harassing control of an errand
®<»ld)ery, peaceful ritiaeos have been iniprts
ontd , without, tho warrant of the law, unof
fending, defenceless men, women and cfcUdron
have boon ruthlessly shot down and murder*
ed, and other unbearable Indignities were
heaped upon four State and you reel TO-1..T0 all
tbn»e outrages and indignities you bare sub
mitted with/psiriotto fonbeara&oe which has
only encouraged the perpetrators of these
grtovuui wrongs to attempt still bolder aud
more daring usurpations. It bas been my
earnest endeavor under all these embarrassing
circumstances, to maintain the peace of the
State and avert, if possible, from our borders
the desolating effects of civil war. With that
oi-j«ct in view, I aaihorieed MsJ Gen. Price,
»«r<sral woefcs ago to arrange wttfa (lan Har.
u«y, commanding the Federal forces in thu
iiu'.e, teroa of an agreement by waicb the
posev ol the State might be preserved They
cam? on the '/l«t of May to an understanding,
which was ratde nubile. Tho state authorities
bare faithfully labored to carry out the terms
of that agreement- ~ The Federal government
on the oU er hand not only manifested its
•ttung disapprobation of it by the instant dis
missal of the distinguished officer, who on bu
part entorrd into it, but at once h*s
uort-rt'.U.ingiy carrtsd out a system of hostile
ugoraiU ns in utter contempt of that agree
ment, and in rock less disregard of its
own pledged faith. The acts have latterly
portended revolution and civil war so uomis*
uksMy, that 1 resolved to mak* one further
to avert Ujabo dangers from you I
ul-’CiUtd an interview with Brig. G*& Lyon,
commanding th« F»d«nU army m Missouri.—
ll vy-as granud on tho 11th test* Waiving all
p«*tt t.-i • f pvr*->nal or official dignity, I wont
oSt L*»ui», accompanied by (fonerwi
I* tct\ W*. Had an Inurvinw i n the 11th met.
with G«i. Lyon and Col. F P Blair, Jr , at
vU'tth 1 ftuhmrtted to them tbit proposition.
that 1 wwu.d disbond the .5... o Guorda, and
break up tu argso:rlliur., that I would disarm
all rompanlM waicb n»v„ beon arm—l by the
.Siale.aod wuuld pledge myodf:; '. to attempt to
>ri7k!)iz<i the militia unuer tbo. military hi;;
that r..> irim nor mumt-ens of war should bo
bn uglii int-- ibo State; tbat I weald pro
o*c sd vitiremi rquafly In all their rights, rn
gordle*. i I Ibeir jioliticoi principles, that 1
would suppress all insurrectionary movements
within tbo State; that 1 would repal all at
t-empu t > Invade It from whatever quarter and
D) whomsoever made ; and tb&l 1 would thus
maintain strict neutrality In the present unhap
py oonlast and preserve tbe peauo of the State;
and 1 further proposed that 1 Would, if n tv-twin
rv, invofc© tbe assistance of tfcn I'. S troops to
carry out these pledges A! ibis 1 proposed
to do upon the condition thst the Fedoral gov.
• riimahl would undertake to dissrm the Horne
Guards. which It has Illegally organirud and
ruind throughout the State, and ple-.ee ltsel/
mV to occupy with Its troo| s ar.y localities in
the Suto not occupied by them at this time.
-Nothing but the most earnest dextra to av.-rt
ibu horrors of civil war from our belt- ,.,1
Stale could have tempted me to propose the* -
humiliating terms. They wore rejected by the
Federal officers. They demanded not on ly the
disorganization and disarming of State militia
and nullification of the military bill, hut they
refused to disarm their own Home Guards
and insisted that the Federal Government
should enjoy unrestricted right to move and
station its troop# throughout the State, whan
ever and wherever tbit might, in tbe opinion
of its oil-cars, be necessary either for the pro
tection of loyal subject! to the Xodornl Govern
ment or for repelling invasion, and they plain
ly announced that it was the intention of the
administration to take military occupation
nnder these pretexts of the whole Stale, and
reduce it, as avowed by Gen. Lyon himself, fo
the exact condition of Maryland, The 'accep
tance by me of these degrading terms would
not only have sullied tbe honor of Missouri,
but would havo aroused the Indignation of
every brave cltlaen, and precipitated the very
conflict which it hat been my aim to prevent.
W e refused to abcede to them and the confer-
ee c-e was broken up.
Fellow-Citizens, all our efforts towards oon
cilliation have failed. Wecan hope for nothing
from the justice or moderation of agents ol the
Federal government in this State. Thoy are
energetically hastening the execution of thqir
bloody and revolutionary schemes for the in
auguration of a civil war in your midst, for tbe
military occupation of yonr State by armed
bands—lawless Invaders; for the overthrow of
your Stale government, and for the subversion
of those liberties which that government has
always sought to protect,and,they intend to ex
erl their whole power to subjugate you if pos
sihle to the military despotism which hsß
usurped the power of the Federal government.
-Now, therefore, I, J. 0. F. Jaoksoo, gover
nor of tho State of Missouri, do in view of
the foregoing facUond by virtue of the powers
vested in me by the Constitutional laws of
this Common wealth, issue this, my proclama-
tion, calling tbe militia ol the State to the
number of 60,000 Into active service of the
State,for the purpose of repelling said invasion,
and for the protection of the lives, liberty and
property of the citizens of this State, and I
earnestly exhort all goo£ cltizona of Missouri
to rally under the nag of their State, for the
protection of their endangered homes and fire
sides, and Tor the defence of their most sacred
rights and dearest liberties. In issuing this
proclamation I hold it to he my solemn duty
to remind you that Missouri is still one of the
United States; that the Executive department
uf tbe State government does not arrogate to
itself tbe power to disturb that relation; that
power has beenwiselyvestedinaconvention that
will, at the propertime, express yonr sovereign
will, and tbat meanwhile it isyoor duty to
obov all conatitniional requirements of the
Federal government. Bdt it is equally my du
ty to advise you that your first allegiance's
dua to your own State, and that yon are under
no obligation whatever to obey unconstitution
al edicts of military despotism which hss in
troduced itself at Washing ton. or to submit
to the infamous and degrading sway of its
wicked minions in this State No brave and
true hearted Missourians will obey the one or
submit to the other. Rise then and drive out
ignominiuualy the Invaders who have dared to
desecrate the soil whioh your labors have made
fruitful, and which is consecrated by vour
homes. (Signed.)
CLAIBORN F. JACKSON.
W.K MARSHALL-
Depression of Trade In ttae ftoulli
loyal citizens arrested.
Attack upon the Rebels at Romney, Ta,
later from Ota Point Comfort
ESCAPE OF A TRAITOR WITH I)F-
■ S ’F ATCUES TO KVKuPK
MOVEMENT OP MIBSOUIU TROOPS.
Fatal Stupidity of a Sentinel.
Movement ol Troop*.
TO THE PEOPLE lIP MISSOURI
CIRCULAR OF SECRETARY CHASE
Wheeling; Convention.
A . A:
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Washington, Juno 13 —Senator Chaßii has
just addressed another circular to Collectors
of Customs, roforring to the instructions of the
"d °f May, prohibiting the transmission of
| munitions of war, provisions or other supplies
U> parties in insurrection against the United
States. They are further instructed to exercise
the utmost vigilance in arresting and detain
ing all merchandise of whatever character, the
ultimate destination of which they have satis
factory reason to believe is tor insurgents
against the United States, or for places under
Iheir control.
If you a-o satis 11 ud the circular continues
either from the nature of the articles or other
wise that any merchandise wherever destined
m name, is in fact destined for persons or
| combinations against the government of the
United States, you will cause the same to be
seized and proceeded against for lorfeituro
If, however, you are fathfl-d that any mer
chandize transmitted for States or places under
insurrectionary control, is not intended for ac
tual insurgent, and hs» been shipped or for
warded without inlout to afford aid and com
fort to such insurgents, or otherwise to violate
any law, you will simply detain such mer
chandize, and notify the shippers or forward,
ers or their agents of such detention and state
the cause thoreof.
U such shipper or forwarder, personally or
by an agent, shall satisfy you that the
merchandize so arrested will not be sent to any
[dace undor insurrectionary control, but it wifi
[ be either returned from whence it came or be
disposed of In good faith for consumption
within loyal States, you will restore possession
of the same, and allow auch a disposition to be
made, as the parties in interest may desire
lou will regard all States in which theau
tbonty of thn United StaUw ib temporarily
tot verted, h» under insurrectionary control,
jut any portions of tuch Slates in which the
laws of the I oion and the autboritv of the
federal government are acknowlfdgwf and re
spected, will he considered ns exempt from any
interruption of cMnimeri-H or intercourse be
yond such as may ho rcessary, i.i order to
(rovont supplies going •l > insurgents, and
[■laces under their control
The Postmaster Unneral is engaged in Je
terminmg on a n-w style -f stamp-vl „rn,-l
upea, to be ready f ,r p-.ihi,.- use ir, , ,„ w
Ibe new stamps will net h.- ilrn.-hed tin the
lirst ot August. Tiie-ti cltang. s have been ren
dered uecrwsary by large supplies rotaiooJ hv
postmasters in the seconded States.
The opinion pre-aus at the depart
meat that all loreigo g.-vernmenu will rolm-e
any rtax-gailion or couuienancetutheßeced-
I d Stslss, and will neither shelter their pu
vateors nor aid them with aoy arms, money
or loans ’ 1
Kri? lien Sehenck of Ohm, bat assigned i„
tlio command of 1 wo Ohio regimens n u w
» Michigan regiment nr, if another wor, to ar
riva - He and bid rommand are attached to
the military department of Washington, the
chief of which ii (Jon. Mansfield.
Conflicting stamomnu haring been publisL
ed. it » proper to say that while M.i (!«n
Banks sucoeed (ion. Cadwallader in command
of the military department of Annapaiis, the
latter has been assigned to the udnrmand of s>
new dMsion to co-operate with Gen. Patter
son In the progressing operations against Hai.
p ir's Ferry.
Baltimom, Jane 13.—The steamer which
left Old Point lest night bes errired.
The county bridge where the battle of Mon
day wes (ought is near to the bead branch of
York river, end butter known as Greet Bethel.
After crossing the narrow, bat apparently
deop stream, the road deflects somewhat to the
loft Along Its side, just beyond the bridge, the
rebels bad planted their battery consisting of
et least one twelve pound rifled cannon, and
two field piece*. The lino of the rebel entrench
ments then foliowod on the right side of the
road, with the ditch only between them.
The position wes eieeileolly cboaen. The
stream and morass on the left aide of the road
Widening, rendered futile say attempt to out
flank the rebels on that side The formation
of the ground on tfao right sldo made the flank
movement vary circuitous. The Aral intima
tion of their proximity to a battery wes the
•harp discharge of artillery, upon which our
Zouaves, who twice attempted lo carry tho
work, but were unable lo pass the stream, were
compelled to fall back among the trees. Giber
regiments eamo uo In the order given In my
Brst dispatch,but,tor wentof a good command*
er. Ml into confusion. A council of Colonels
•as then held, and the order to retreat was
given, alter sustaining s destructive Are from
ibn r«fcn»Jie, of hour Mid a half !
In the meantime. Lieut Colonel Washburn,
! w,lti 260 mon ' bad, by a wide circuit, reached
j the rear of the battery, and it u quite evident
| that the Confederate, who, It 1s now deter
mined. did not number 600 men, were on the
point of leaving the field. Notwithstanding
the report of person the rebels wore .JtotwMn
or. this side of Greet Bethel and It isjortonato
lASI they did not pursue or Go Uiedisappear- !
at.e ,1 the troop, the •<..!* I„re« of tho ‘
enemy ..’earing an attack under better auspices. '
left thntr entrenchments and hastily with j
drew toward Yorklown, carrying with ins— '
th. ir art’llery, and burning the adjacent build- !
Ing«.
Cuu Tar lor. vvsterdsy, with snarly i,(gx>
mm., rniuln a recon not»anco from Nowp.irl
Now.,but returned to his c»mb in the atoning
V\ ail Ibis exception, no military mnvomenl
bat occurred.
A Certain ot the Zouaves, with their assist
s’,! surgeon, ha. to-day gone to Groat
andor a (log of truce, and boar me a letter from
i..)u, liutiur, respecting tha burial o| the dead.
Thny have not i at returned.
Offleial return, of the lost are not yet couja
plow. il«rfl i, a li.t of (Jot. liuryoca tilled
and wounded:
Kiln-.. 1 -t; sorgo Li. Frtbeut, Co A - .fames'l
Griggs, to. ii.; DavidPtetortk, Co i. Patrick.l
White, Co, I. Wounded— Adolph Vincool, !
C.. A dangerous; das. JL Taylor, c« B.| I
dangerous ■ Corporal Brinkorhoff, Co, C,!
•lightly; John Brocher, 00. 1) slightly; jm»l
vrard Moore, 00. D, slightly, Jas Knowles !
Co. K, lost right band: W. Carmght, Vv. ti, I
not dahgorout; Capt. Kilpatrick, 00. H, not;
dangorour; Corporal Cohan. Co. H, shoulder
dislocated: John Dann, Co H, loat right arm
Juatarß. Cocbrlin, Co u, Slightly; John fl'
Conchy, Co. H, ilightly.
Missing—Bergeant Hoppen, Co. C; Allan
Co. J. The casualties, I ana confident, will
namber not loss than 25 killed and 60 wound
ed. Two of the woonded at the Hynes Hos- I
pital died yesterday.
Benodlx’a regiment has three killed, sovou
wounded and two missing.
An accident in the morning near. Little!
Bethel, coat Col. Townsend's regiment tyro
llvos and several wero wounded. At Great
Bethel he had ono killed and .two mortally:
wounded, and quite a large number still mla-i
sing.
Lieut. Qrable whose funeral Is now being!
celebrated with imposing ceremonies whaj
killed on horsehack, hl« head was struck by a
rifled cannon ball. 1
Ms] WinChrop fell mortally wounded in
the arms of a Vermont voluntoer. H 0 WM .
aid and acting secretary to Gen. Batter, and
author of the brilliant Seventh regiment «r
-liclo In tbe June number of the Atlantic
Monthly.
Brig. Gen. Pierce has not yet given an of,
ncial account of the unfortunate affair.
The Montecello has just arrived from Wash
ington with a large amonnt of ammunition
Tha Weather is intensely hot.
Haokmtowu, June 18,-OadwaUader and!
staff reached Green Oastte’ to-day, ' He takea'
command of thadlvdslan which, tt u eupposed'
will oross tho Potomao at WHliamspnift or!
some ford near that plaoe. G*n. £ e ira oom
mands the division which Is to move through
Hagerstown and Sharpaburg, Md , dlreotlyi
towards Harper's Perry. Tbe 4tja Brigade has!
reached a point three miles below Green Castle !
Gen. Patterson -will remove his headquarters!
soon to this plaoe, and active movements will!
soon auoceed. 001. Wills commands the 4th
Brigade. y*
The Fourth Connecticut Kogiment has!
Chambersburg. The oommand of Col. !
Woodhousa is in oamp six miles below Ohatn
bersburg and also 00l Btaikweather’s Wisoon- I
sin BegTment. Cpl Garrett has also arrived.;!
Tbeir drill lasted eight boors per
dissipation formerly prevalent among tha
troops has been suppressed. The only disease
now prevalent is diarrhoea, resulting from
tho use of limestone water-
The forward movement of the First'Division
on this point, is oonfidently expected ‘to mor-j
row, when the government will probably take!
possession of- iha telegraph line.
It is said by persona escaped from Virginia;
yesterday that tbe rebels shot a Union man
named Wilt, on Tuesday,because ho would not!
enlist. His death has aroused a wonderful;
feeling in Berkley bounty'' >
The Secessionist! of Martinaburg are mov-1
iug their slaves South in considerable numbers.
A large wagon train reached hereibis syqiii j
itig- ' ''' .. j
The Congressional election beys, passed .off j
quietly. The Hon. Friticis Unlob j
candidate is certainly elected, there being n’o j
opposition candidate. ■
- ***?s[*
Whf.ei.im:, Juno Ki —The Convention
met at ten a. m., in the Court Room.
A circular was received by a member,sup
posed to emanate from Brannon. Senator.
Lewis county, addressed to the “Patriots of
North Western Virginia.” denouncing the
Wheeling Convention as an attempt to di-
vide the State. It calls upon all opposed to
being tacked On the tail end of Republican
• despotism, to send delegates to a Convention
to beheld at Lnwisburg, Greenbrier county,
on the Ist Monday in July, to enter a solemn
protest against the treasonable scheme and ■
take such other action as may be thought
proper alter knowing the result of the
Wheeling Convention.
This circular was productive of no efl’ect
whatever here.
• Mr. (’ trliele, i bairman of the Committee od
Business reported a declaration reviewing the
unhappy condition of tho State, setting forth
the usurpations of the Richmond Convention
offering a bill of rights; repudiating allegiance
with thn Southern Canfederaey and vacating
the offices of all who adhere to it, whether leg
islative executive or judicial.
The reading of this declaration was listened
lo with profound interest, and not a dissent
ing opinion expressed. It was made the spo*
clal order for to-morrow.
Mr. Paxton, id Ghio, offered a resolution,
setting iurth that the grievances long suffered
by Western Virginia, and declaratory of their
intention never to submit to tho ordinance of
s-cession, but maintain their rights in the
Colon. Adopted.
Mr. 'i rest, of Jackson county, offered a reso
lution, calling upon all persons in rebellion,
especially those in arms immediately to dis
band, and return to their allegiance to the
Constitution of the Cnitcd BLatos.
Bali in, nut, Juno 1:1— A returned Balti
morean [ruin Harper's Kerry gives information
that the number ol troops there has been under
estbnstc 1 rather than overstated. Additional
numMm wero arriving by every train, and
were:,' distributed that thetr presence could
lx* scarcely detected fifteen minutes after their
arrival.
The probability is that they are forwarded
lo other points. Ho adds that they have an
abundance <>! ordnance and artillery, which is
•O puled as, In Ms opinion, to render the place
impregnable. Two thousand troops were ei
[iccteil there to-day and to-morrow
The Baltimore R»gtTm>n{ is' encamp. ,| at
Bdlvar and armed with Tennessee Rilirs
The Kentuckians are regarded with general
suspicion and dirlite and are in almost open
mutiny. '
i revision, are abundant and the strictest
UucipJine is mlorced.
The destruction of the bridge at Point of
Rocks, was unauthorised. The officer by
whom it was ordered was severely repri
manded. J y
Haoekstown, June I.T—Reliable informa
tion received here this evening by express
states that the Virginians are engaged every
mgat wilh dark lantern* drilling hole* in
the solid rock on which Pam No. 4 rest on
the Virginia side to How it up. Should
they make successive heavy blasts the dam
must give way The workisenperintended
by Redmond Brown, an Irishman who su
perintended the construction of the dam.—
lie has two son* in the troop*.
Heavy firing is goingon at Dam No. 4. a
company of sharp shdoters have gone down
from Boonaboro to assist the Sharpehootina
company. It is reported that, four Virgin
ians were badly wounded while boring at
the rock.
The erpre** startes again Immediately for
:hat point, and will return again to-morrow.
Bostoh, Jane 13 —-(Thief police Amee this
morning received a despatch from Superin ten
dont PoJjco Kennedy, of Hew York, autiog
that Mr Trappman, a Captain hi the confed
erate army, was to sail to the American as
boaror of deapatehat from Jefferson Davis and
also with commissions for privateers, adding
that these papers ought to be secured. In the
abssoce of th. II 8. Marshal, Mr. Amee wilh
• posseof police visited the steamer and asked
rrappTrian for hie papers. Trappman was in
dignant, declaring himself the Prussian consul
at Cbarl—ton, as be was recently, and produc
ing hi* papers in evidence thereof signed by
Franklin Pierce He also exhibited a pass
port signed by Robert Bunch, British consul
»i Charleston, fie also had papers showing
■ hat fin was a bearepof despatches from Lord
Lyons to the BrH&fc Governmeot and threat
ened to direaihe venieshco of- that govern
mem* with HU
nothing of any
obJefltfoßable character #ar:fOßnfl and he was
V¥ 0 J n the stdiari*. On his return
lo hiscfficA Mr Amee fdurfd a despatch from
Mr. Kanneay.suihortzlngTrapntnan’ssrriei for
'.M-A»oT>>r.| Ihesecuremenl or his papers, by
rd'i'At '.he Secretary of SAtes bin the steamer
bad sailed.
St. Lt ois, Juha IS -The O. a authoritic
at the arsenal have beta for weeks advised of
attempts to enlist troops for the Southern
army.
On kloiuiay night the steamer Platte Valley
was detained at Duncan’s Island ‘battery and
sialeoa peraima selected from two hundred
passengers and taken prisoners; thirteen were
subsequently released. Those still held sre
C 4. p& |..l’riLsu.d.i BiJtWrd. 1 Ai fignuro
and Kdwant Hlannerhwsatt.
O. W. Barrett, brother of the late Coni
gresswan Barrett of this district, was arrested
yesterday tor si legal treason, it is said that
prpofl against him sro strong and that other
prominent individual* are involved, in thy
ebargo Barrett will be brought before U. 8.
Commissioner Hickbikn 10-dsy for axaibtna-i
tion.
I in, innati. Juris 18—80 army wagons
and 160 horses wore sent to Wehstet for rhil-'
adelphia to day Louis out for onward move-
If is now all quiet at Cumberland.
.LS)L.AY*liaca» jsho ..want .out.with.4mrt jlf his
force in an eipedjlion against the rebel camp
at Romney. Virginia, fi&s J nbt been heard!
irom y-1-t The trains cannot run beyond Cum-l
lierland.'the bridges being burl. A forward)
movement cannot be made now. by the Cum*
borlind trevrps. - 1 ' *
U,ndur LoUiqr’s proclamation. Union!
■ nSeif are now ’ t&fisfftiUr fittng
tcmoP) counties of Wcs'lern Virginia, to re ’
orult Porterfields, corWfiahd“nbtr Hattonvilie.
Many are fieeing to avoid impression.
Oapl Crawford, oQtbe 14th Ohio volunteers,
was »hot jut night hy r a : atopitj qen|ry who
fired withbut calling for the countersign. Hd
died instantly. ;
,V[A«nNOT°N, June 18.—Information from
ttockville shows that portions of the New
fork Ninth, Pennsylvania First, and New
Hampshire regimsfita, together with the Presi.
dent s- Wbmrthd • guard, tl’paftTUd ’of Ma.
grpdar s WghtJßattory made an advance move
meet upon that town*
lx wweipoewd in chiup that two additional
regiments from Washington would join 00l
Stone’B command. The striqtrules prescribed
by tills officer governing rebj¥espdn We, has
discouraged reporters for the press from pro!
cneding further wUh Iho. expedition, •
* tHIK PoP»R»nie«, Col;
Zsgol’* regimen t.Lyon<* brigade laft'lsal jflghi
hero for the Kola terminus Sooth West branch;
Pacific Railroad and four. Additional oompai
n 1 68, s&ifte' Pogmidn t, toft ibis mtfrniag for same
destination, tb protect different bridges on the
route, b&hthe malnbodyof the fbroe is del
Signed forafetfdn 'in fhe South Western part of
the State. Three steamors are now at , the
arson*!* taking on troops' supposed to bodes,
lined for'Jefferson City.”* '
Cincinnati,June 12.—Qpl Wallace’* Indi*
ana Zouaves left Cumberland yesterday; a pors
tion of his regiment attacked a camp of rebely
humboring 600, at Ro.mney, Va , forty miles
south of Cumberland.
After a sharp fight they completely routed
the rebels, killing t#o flbd wotfndiog one; eev-,
eral prisonere were captured..with tbeir camo
equipage, provisions,, surgeuu’a stores and
arms The Indianiana hid ond than slightly!
wounded. " v T- <. i . “ /I
Boston, June 18.—WBid's factory and sevs
erai other buildings N H.,
were burnt on the 6th. The factory was run;
ningday and night in manufaatnrlng hlanir.
|b2!ooo a ™ y ‘ WWw*»H
yatsfi^
pad, atnh rpady fQr aotiyesMtlcdlH |. , i
Louis villf. June 18.—The’ steamer Va-i
frond SL Louis Id
ier boUer fluaynsterday near tU^cit^l^wh
!i%r -
■ • -- rfv-.«^33’Vr- : :
llA.Riti.snua<«, June 13.—The bids for tbo
State loan of $3,000,000 were opened to-day
in the of the proper authorities, and
more than a sufficient amount was found to
have been taken at par. To the honor of bid
ders it may be slated that but $l4OO was bid
for atlesa'tban par. Much gratification is
expressed here at the liberality ard paLii'-usm
which baß induoed the moDied men of alt
parties to sustain the gove-nment so trium
phantly. Eminent services were rendered in
this matter by Mr. Moore, the State treasurer
and by Messrs. Drexel & Co. and Jas. Cooke
& Co , acting under the direction and author
ity of Gov. Curtin.
Baltimore, June 13.—The election of this
city passed off quietly. Winter Davis was
defeated. The following is the vote: —Hen-
ry May, 8,33f>; Davis, 0.287. Both claimed
to be Union men. A small vote wa3 polled.
Three thousand would uot vote for either.
In the 3d district, Leary, a Union man, is
believed to be elected, the 8 Wards of the
city being a part of his district. Leary, 5,*
(UU; Preston, 5,342. Five districts of the
county are complete in one of which Leary
has'ild maj. Balance not heard from, but
strongly Union.
LonsviLLK, June 13.—Dr. Urban attempted
to raise a secession flegon his dwelling to day.
Mayor Dalph gave notice that be would not
answer for the lives of his family and prop*
erty, and he desisted. A large crowd of Union
men had gathered near, many of whom were
a-mod.
tiarnetl Duncan, father of Colonel Blanton
Duncan at Harper's Ferry, is of tbo opinion
that there is truth in the rumor ot tbo inten
tion ol the Kentuckians at the Kerry to desert
in a body.
Hkrmabd, Mo., June 13.—1 t is reported
here that tbo State troops have a battery on
Dodd’s isl&od just below the raoath of the
Outgo river, and that there are no troops at
Usage Bridge.
A steamer just down from Jefleraon Oily
reports troops concentrating there rapidly;
1-00 are reported on their way from Salina
county. Gov. Jackson’s place of residence and
500 from Cooper county, both strongholds of
secession.
Phii.delphia, June 13. —The entire State
loan of $3,000,000 has been taken at par.
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oft “ « Rowfe meet at Colombo*, and
pwßWaew ail ffo into Cincinnati together.
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. i*ave 7JQa. a. end 8.00 a u. Arriving si
»25 >.iL fend A2O a. n. Connecting with train?for
Dayton and Cincinnati. Arriving at Crestline, MM) p
a. and &06 am. *
eland,BuliafoandtneJßastiand anjrtng at
U*6 a. m. and 1.20 e. *. AU mrttaTdoin
connections *>lth trains on PonnaylTania Railroad far
the Eastern cities, Tia Allentown and Phlladetnhta
tUe ®> r N ®» Brighton, IMO a, it, and UO i.T
.’woTk.IC. v i * Xian <§* .-• u «in «
' Leave New Brighton, A3o " “ uo .
Arrive iflAllegfaeny, 5.10 - * 2£o M
, A “®B | K£L*£ d Ej»“oiDy Accommodation Trams.—
lisava Allegheny, Tan a. «., and at Economy stsSs s,
») leaves Allegheny at XiUi e.«. and <UO I. m, am re
at-Economy, at lJ&p.*. and7.2op. er.
ui" ‘ k ß JiSltil. , i?'“ d arii,B Allegheny^S
; MARKET TRAlN.—Leaves Massillon 0.00 s. m.
loaves Alliance at U. 4 la and arrives In Allegheny at
J 1 00 Aad leaves Allegheny at Aoo p. ha AUtauce* at
OB stopping at all stgttoiui for passengers and
marketing, arrives at Massillon, ».00 n.
TioketswlU be sold tor these trains at reduced rates
TWpgJrtndßSOOnßectaafoHowi»
BsUroecL’ Wlt “ tnu “ on the dereland and Pittsburgh
A hMufelS^o. * ati from Millersbnrg, Akron, Cuy
Vernon. Shelby, Sen,
S' f °; r Delaware, Springfield, Colnmlms, Cin- !
• Peyton, In Jiarapolu, at Jxm^lcais-"
1^ 0 Bpriagfl ° ld ’ Saedoaky, Dayton, Oincin
-1 , nd ;
AtHymouth s^^enttal^^|d U m&“‘‘;
A '° r *“ P ° lnta oa “* 8 NewAitwnyand. Salami
” infOr ?TOE^RT, r Ti t^ l etAMwf Pl>r^> l
Through Tickets for sale at tST
JSL—T. 6 * Pei '*l P»eseßt« Agent, PlttsbcTch - !
io. Tuoiitrtioiv & co 4 ,i!
HOUSE, SIGN A.VD OUNAMEMTAL
PAXNTEES AND CLAZIEBS
Mo. I*sTWri Street,
t'tttabar *
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W. S. HAVE!!, Pitta borgn
For hole at Wholesale* by
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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<</,, CURE
Bv THE USE OP- '
PaLS the periodic, attiariFa'ii££S£tffj: '%4
Bmdathnaaj be prevented; rai It
mencement of an attack iromedlua NHeT
sickness prill 6e obtained. - ~T% |
They aeldoin (ail in rerooTing.the' *»siie«d br (i;
acht la which females are ao subject.'" .-im ,
They act gently upon tbe Bowelwah MiX-Ok..- c '■-£*
Far Ldtrary Mast, Students, Delicate Tm
persons of stdentovy are mM
ttoe, ImproTlog (he ton eeatatoatßnSßs
digestive organs, and reetinngthe natural Mwtlbillf s SA: "
strangUi of (hB whole Bystem. 1 ':»™iSsSig
TheG£J>UAUqriLLSa»theran.UoMori(i aN Mb *
gallon amt carafblly conducted;
been in use many years, daring which
prerented Rndreliered a rast amodni
feeing (Iron Headache, whether OrigilHlUhg'lfflji:' a*. ■ $
tout system Or from a deranged
They are entirely regeiahle In
may be (aken at all times with peM^liitg&ikSSifci'iS
ont making any change of
| iitugreeable taete rsadars it
Beware ol CaunterlMhk - -' Wl
The genuine hare fire iUpaituiKofeSn.ftf, ftMi- Si
ding on eaoh box, -■ . c- , : . ■?> ... „
Sold by Druggists and alt other Sealen tnUgdinttii. %
K box will be bent by raaif,' prepaid, on renrfpT - =
. phicb, as 08Hmv,.:;!.,
At! orders shmild be addretssdto f ! '
■HSBV C."MPAr.mK«it-.'.
«W» «t
SPALDIHO^T*
i EPMAi.tr >hm,
Wll.f, UONVIKCE ALL. WHO BUFFia raoil
HEADACHE,
THAT A
A SPEEDY AND HTTRg fmla^B
IS WITHIN THEEE BEAGHi '
At these Testimonials toereuneoUetitedbyifr.
Spaldibo, t hey afford ,
proof of the efficacy of this indjf
scientific purpose. .
M ia , mro , *
B*:— 1 ban tried Tonr Oanh«ftcl>m.P«»it
that I want you to Bead tneihrti dalW^wrtti
WhM ° r W'*
Send the PiH»byin»iL»idobUge^ ' "
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ul taM, PA,iwy%i«tt'‘ ■
Cephalic
Toots raapeotfalir, v -,-jnw
JtW ANN STOIKHOOS&
8»»ooi Oim, Horaaoraflou Piinu
■tennaijr 18,1881. J
h.;g. apALuao.
Hmi&Spiuan,
Pleaee find inclosedtiranMlv#
me another box of
the test PiU& I have iw* * riJrt *
Wre « - aearofriatfp.iL
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m^. 08 If h^S
E^ag!gk^^g!fe?»S»
Briqubou, Fusna Co* ftw*. i
toirnßrn™, ■ JjAlfr
No, & Osdvalnet, N. Tr.
which Bend box of “ Cephalic Pill*" Beo4 toSirw..
Ohio??' Oo4
MutaL™* “ < ”'*^“*' 1 a Bmdwlu nimtU
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ME.g^ka,' :
gSTiSI .M^iSaS*^
n«uwe seud by return malt Dinette
Pnm -firam(«r JSqrfdW* , >4OT)W
Cephalic PlUa aocamiglsh lie object for vhloh the*
were made, Vte.:Cbro nttidaehe in all its forma.
From lA* ASainker, ”;
J»»jr tuna been tested’ hftftwagjatirajaajai
with entire success.
etSlLti, Mo,
afSsaafiwa^Wß
fiw > ®* AJldm-hlttr, Aoildmt, 5b 2 *
The Cephalic Pilla am *aM h. h. * .*_ >(r . M
Ure remedy for beadaeba, and-oneoftblrSehSi
XiSSJHfgWS C 0 "««•
From tM (Totem ß.B-Qtcutt*,CMcaoo. 10.
Cep^f^ endo ”*® bla bjtrlndted
w /*“ tea A-onoßAo.
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oE^w”** 1 ** 1 ben6flu Sf?&^SS
■ 5 From tiu&.iiAil» yj^ er^iL ! iit*i
n J^ r ; ®P*tding would not oonneot hla ami* *etf I*
article he did not fcatao to poeaeaa real merit. -; ;
From U« Adtmtia* Promima, R. L
re *W» «>#«»
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■From th* Daily Jfcds, ‘tt&ptitL g'fr' ;
Cephalic Pills are taking,Bmil«n»dt^fl^^g gfc
Said to.be reryiefte^^^t^^f^g^'
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4»-A single bottle o(BPALI)ING’8 i i>ffi&iti
wui Bave tan times itscQ,w^ ? n^Snff
BPALDENGHB:
SPALDING'S G&Je£'
SAyEtTfiE PIECESp
economy I
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f.4uff o° repted
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SPALDINGS,PREPARED GLUE
SKS-af- fftiSSSfHSSS^i!B , *f 4 «■
the atleking print n always ready, and Bp t*
.I*o';.•' ~n<’. V ,r,
U3KFUL2IN every HOOHKr
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