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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
THE TwENTY.NINTH REGIMENT.

COL Won Stenwehr corps, which was gar'z ID Euder
the name CT the Actor regiment, and gsrr.soned
oonIads Elm Park, has received marching orders, and
viii leave the city In few days The twenty ninth reg
ment s composed exclusively OF Germans, great many
Of whom have seen activo ssrvice
Bavipg been mustered into the State and United ss.as
servce the regiment equipped provided :or oy the
State authorities. On Saturday tho Qusrterssser Gre
raj supplied the regiment with adequate nui ts q uni
forms, consisting of eky blue pantasoas, siuAed with
red cord, aud dark buc jaeksA me sspsar ace Of
me men yesterd.s sttertoen shen our Tesos, vs:sa
The camp was very ans their rudy feasoes and hardy
ot ks forming striking contrast TO TIE PLAN ye scb
etantial dress
The officers strictly attending to the perfection Of
their men in the scbocl Of the soldier Not hsviI as
vet received their weapons the reg mens csnn,t be
drilled IN the manue VI srms. still tns DIST rud nents
Of soldier, viz: the facpgs. marching and snee.ng
movement s are gone through With, indicating psiry
the great the part Of the ocers 10 bring
well drilled corps upon the neld OF BATE
The Twenty ninth will be among the nrAt called upon
TO proceed "a ths seat Of whether IN " bn stA
ned q, Fortress Monroe he ordeyea into Walking
ton City for Rarpison duty thu marching orders 10 rt
placed il will reIosr god account Of tsed
The Offices, wish the exception Of Major, are all fuec,
N ell ~ the muster rolls OF tbe regiment, which hdn
be,s ~ pyeeen. 78O men, rank ana ne 1hs Accnmm 'd
TORS at their place ysnaezvops aso Of The oes sios
kMd Both officers and men .pesS me as ~. .si -
George nYsd The OLD Fsoe course attsch"s 20 the '1
Park devoted 70 tue Of tho ro and no osses
spot could be poscied more suitably RoAp "a Tor me pur
pae Of msnGuver,ng . body u military
THIS regiment the only one Of The German volunteer
militia that teere to have been peslected ~ sa f'i-nds
eome OF the eo+rs tee hat hard ~ this bat t0ey
cUnso1e themaeives that without any snsAton,e tho
rweety ninth regiment VIII he a.le 70 show
and order Oar parSc ezens .sou,s 10, 81, rsos tho
merits q 10 me hosy OF men, Who are eager % hzos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
THE MOZART RKOlMENr.

Drs Mott, Mosey end Lieut. Coas veil, United states
Army, wwe occupied Friday md Saturday examining.
~ usssging into the service Of TIE United 6Gaaas ten
0npanses Of lO1 men each N tho xozart rcgment now
- Ycnkers They now AL uniformed, equipped aud
sesdy 70 start. roe following are The Field 0scers:
Colonel, Jpo Cecks; Leutenant Oosonel Ia J. Riley;
UatU, Richard hlsteeA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
SPEECH OF GEN. PRENTIss AT CAIRO.

company belonging To General Prentiss' command
captured part Of an organized band Of rebels ab,u-
twenty miles from Cairo over in Missouri, on the 10th
instant, and brought them into camp. General PrentHs
asked them If they woud take the OATH when three cont
scented t. do and seventeen refused. The General
then rose 10 the presence Of the whole party and 3D.
dressed them az follows
$50 home said he to the three loyal ones, 'raise TO-
morrow morning the flag Of the Union, OF your country
road your weapons and shoot the first that tries
10 pull 1t down. Bsve nothing do with traitors;
don't work for them. II you want work, come and I
wil give It to you. Loyal citizens shall be protected
for theee traitors they will set to work
wheeling dirt, and shal be kept At until get tho ba
lance of the Witnesses then shall send them st. Louis
70 be tried for treason"
This speech had powerful effect upon the remaining
reventeen and they oil thought they could take the
: ~. !: was COO k.s; General Prentsss would not
change bis deteYm nation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
THE SICKLE3 BRIGADE,

The steamer Empire State, which arrived yesterday
morning from Fail River, Aass brought hundres
aud Fifty volunteers for skes brigade. They left the
city during the cay hoard s,o,nsug, for CAM Scott
staten leland, the rendezvous CT the brigade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
TROOPS IN CHICAGO.

The Chicago Desso~a: Of Friday says--here are row
abou. 2,s0o soldiers in camp ami barracks 10 ths ely.
me regiment Of the State ~ xse Colonel J. A.
scnss s,u CO mustered for three years ssrvi,e ina
bnh. Brig.de has been accepsed. me stusges Rifles
He her Jasgsps, HeGman Draeoons, sAd the kicnigsa
volunteers are Also there encaDped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
TIE BEBEL pRlvArEDR OFF THE Artery

THE REBEII PHlNATEEH OFF ME h aTrERY.
The frat maritime prize Of the present was tas
object CT much interest yesterday especially the veri
table craf herself in por. and in sight o, tho city
The Savannah st lies anchor few huntrei yards of
the Battery and the oppor unity to taken
advantage Of to small extent during Inc day. ca
r,ous thropg lined the shores Of the Battery, By whom
her tapCripg, rakish meats, or, long, blackn hull,
swly looking cannon, ald ssncy Appearance general
~, were o,sevveo and commented upon IL Was maj:
ter Of universal srrprYe .ha: apparently insisna-
cant o crafs should have been arla to capture g
large vessel Ike the JoespD Bat t3as cSoe looking
old gun smioships the perEoaelse argument used
asaiss .eienceIese enemy, No mater what his szs
Like the lamb n the fable railing ss tho volt from the
roof top, not the vete che gun ths made tho
capture
Although the nise,cr OF the Savanbsn was not unst
,aurabe n the opnicn OF hs soectso they could
not help admitting her saucy appearance people
often ADMIRE he bo,d o2shsg nigh whose next
victims they MAJ be. IL s aan nstlre 80 admire this
gallant saacinesS, even though :. accompany wruS.
doing
fe accession flag rndas which the priv ..eer was sail.
ing when captured ssl ing yesterday beneath the
folds VI the genuine 3:xs AMI t.pes. che whitehall
boasmen turned many ezra psory By carrying num-
bes the beighooyhood oT the vessel while every vsr
eSy Of craft lowered around her, out or iony 70 have
rloso view Tho pilot, Of the different steamers and
'ety beats ply ing aocu Tia !vsf 10 to the
p6rax WISH, made 10 ons 70 fia tns.f vessels nea.
her to crafty their passengers ooriosay.
he day. Il IL needless to state, was Daimy anG pe{
sspt and with spectacle OF the little rebel pr
vaieer the wh.e ;ssta Governors Island oppc-
ste the fownDg gus q Castle @ii+m aad the 0cca-
sonal gesm OF bay onots Bedoas Ieara visit to
the Battery yesterday well repaid the trouhls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
'RUIT5 FOR THE STEUBEN vOLUN-
TIERS.

Major Caspar Keller and Captain Gaibel ofthe Seventh
regiment steuben Volunteers, arrived In this city on
Saturday evening, from Fortress Monroe, for the pur
pose Of recruiting for their regiment Major Keller
makes his headquarters while in New York At Helds
sote corner Of Bowery and B,yard street, where ap-
plicstions for membership should be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
CO1.T,s REGIMENT.

The Hartford fma Of Jute ID, says:-Ve are Informed
that 90 ore Coh regiment 10 be aesacned 70 hs rnsu
lsr army and will tale it, place the FouYretnth reg
men: Of Infantry, . rife corps she soldiers Will
he yr.enstsd for i've yta<a rbe stapds,o IN neshs in
this regime pt 10 now hxeo at FIVE fe' inches. me
40 aaia companies 70 b. armed ntb Col;s repeat
iDg rifles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
THH BnTTIHH WEST INDIES.

-.,f THE BRITISH WE8T lNDIEJ.
NoyxGES1B or TIE BRITISH WEST INDIA TLHu15
[From Sne Bermuda Gazette, Juno ~
Her Majestys scrsw corvette Raoef Cbmnandss Lyen,
left tn Wednesday hst for HAlifsx.
Hsr Asjesty's despatch boat Nimhls, tender 70 the
Nile, Leu'enant Commander darcy, WI leave fcr Hs-
Tax about the 8sh Inst.
vEsssLs FROM AND FOE THE s0UrHRRN FoArs OF
ANRRICA.
From the Bermuda Gazntte, i'm
The schooner kontezuma, Captain Penney rom jack
scnve Florida, arrived n Hamilton ~ tbs ASH OF SAE
she had cargo ot pitoa pno and scansiinS for tho uaa
II tho government
On The 3D. Of June the brRsst,ps Polka. Captain AM
drews cleared from Hamilton FOR SAVANNAH, Georgia.
csSso nos Mated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
THE POLICE VOLUNTEERS AND REL zen FUNr

THE POLICE VOLUNTEER AND RELIEE FUND.
There has been cont ibutei By the members OF the
Police Department for The month Of Kay for the support
Of the families Of such Of their comyade, who have
signed their positions In The department ami volunteered
10 the ce Of the government, ths OF 81 S54.
ria only precinct ef Ling 20 contribute TO this fund
IL the mir eenth
Ont Of above tho fc,uiliss Of the following
poceLoen NOV enlisted sodiers) have paid $50
Jonn p gar, FRS. p,ecocr; Q. H. acAnsoa First pre-
clnct 5rcckhost Carroll 1 precinct; shsn Baker,
sscnid precDct warl jan ers1n, Third precinct Chas
Kruger Forth pres,nct j. d. talley Fourth precioc,
Henry Wthack. Filth prscnot hugh Gi'isp'o sixth pre-
cincr John Quinn SIXTH precinct; james Walker evsnth
precnct Henry Bocrmsn: Eighth precinct. ohn Doe1ey,
Eighth oreoinct Joseph Boyle, ERh oct; Charlse
Iintz, Eigs III precincts Berry WnuemTe, Ninth pre-
Teph pnscoo G. = Knight Fsen ptacnet Pn
Pe'aer Fifteenth precinct John rrzecak sixteenth pre-
cincs Frederick Proes Seventeenth peerot Augustus
@. Tate, Eighteenth precinct; Phillip Lowenthsl Eight
esnth precinct Russell Sgers Twenty srst precinct;
Stephen 0riIl fwentyfth p'eetLct j. T. Dks w eDty
erxb precinct ]. Ae,coG r~ensy sixth ,ecn,s; j. {.
Waugh. priV Sergeant, B. Montgomery, court squad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

The above, we believe, Is compiled exclusive Of the
Home Guard formations.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
There are eleven regiments three years volunteers
organized by the Governor and viii shorty be ready for
service, they nearly all full. Etimated number
OF men organized about Z COO
CONNECTICUT.
There are three regiments tnis State awaiting orders
Etmaled number OF men about $500.
RHODE ISLAND.
Second regiment volunreers, Providence, J. g. Gocum;
awaiting orders. Estimated number Of men about soo
VERMONT.
Second regiment volunteers Rutland, G. j. Stannaxd,
Estimated number Of Men about 800.
There three regiments IN this State awaiting orders
Estimated number Of mep about 500
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
There three regiments here also awaiting orders
Tho Second regiment ready To start. Estimased pum-
. n,beT Of men shout 600. ~I.--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
PROVISIONS GOING SOUTHWARK.

LOUISVILLE, June 10, 1851
Considerable quantities Of provisions have boon reoev
ed here during the past three days. mostly from Aad
con- Indiana, which have gone and going South via
tie Nashville Railroad
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METROPOLITAN HOME GUARD.

AsroR HOUSE, RooN H. nav YORK, June l5, 1861.
The ua,ers OF regiments and companies who have re
ported their respective commando 10 the above associa
tor and all others who wish TO do so, requested to
meet At room No. al Areor House On Wednesday next,
at twelve NJ. special bueneas.
Harry SrORMs, General Commandant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

The Regiments In the Field, Their Num-
Der, Whore From, Present Location,
and Commanding Omcers.
The following tables have been carefully compiled
from data preserved in the HERALD ONCE In estimating
the number Of the men OF each department tote has
been taken OF very large bodies temporarily organized
under the Of Independent and Home Guards ard
which, II carefully calculated, would At least IL nc.
than double the aggregate number given tho foot
the list
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

District Columbia colonel Stone.
Estimated number OF men about 5000

PENNSYLVANIA, IN NEIaHBoRH0oD OF HARpER'S
FERRY.
Chief officer in command, Major General Robert Pat
terson; Second do Major General Nm. H. Klein; 8riga
der Generals First brigade. Colonel Thomas, United
States Army Second brigsde G. G. Wvnkoop; Third psi
gade, = C. Williams; Fourth brigade T. Negley, fifth
bsga6e CoIole Dixon Mics, United States IufeStry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30
Constipation. OF Costiveness.

No one Of the many lie flesh !. heir 70" Is % pre-
yaleni, 20 little understood and mach neglected Is
Cosiyeness Oen originating in earclessEess srden-
tary habits Il Is regarded slight disorder If too III.
lie consequence TO excite anxiety while IN reality il Is
the precursor and companion Of many Of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases and unless early eradeated u
will bring the sufferer 10 On unmeiy gave. A'nonr
The lighter evils Of which cosiveness i the usual at:enI
ant. are Headache. Cholic, Rheumatism. Foul Breath
Pies and others Of like nature, while long train Of
rhtful diseases, such $ Malignant Feyer, Ab-essses
Dyscniery. DisIhpa Dyspepsia, Apoplexy Epilepsy.
Paralysis Hys,eria, Hypcchonddasis, Melancholy and
Inssnty FIRST Indicate their presence ii the system u
this alarming symptom. Not unfequen,y the disease,
named originate 10 Constipation, but take on an indie
penden, existence unless the j. eradieals in en-
early stage. From an these considerations IL fli9Ns
thai the dsorder shoul receive immediate attention
whenever ii occurs and no person should neglect u
e, box q cephalie Pill. on The first appearance d
the complaint, as their timely will eIpe the nsid
oas approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous
Zoe % human life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture

By Henry Stephens, Prs. Of Edinburgh, and ths late
J. i. Norton Professor Of Scientific Agriculture In
fsle College, New Haven. vols. Royal Octave.
1900 pages, and numerous snRfasings.
This %, conisssedly, the most complete woik on Az
fienute sSet Published. snd IN Older 10 give Il wider
circulation. sud puhishs have resolved 10 ,edaee Inc
ffiee 20 Five Dollars for the Two yolumesIt
When sent ~ msl (posi paid) 10 CaIfoTnis or Ore.
gon The price viii be ST. To every other pari Of in.
Union, and 70 Cansda. pos, paid, $s. tY This ro,t
u sor The old Book Of the Farm"
Rsnitisneesfof any ofihe shove publication. should
always te ssdrsssed postpaid, 10 tie Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT < co,
fs.A Gold ssssrsv Y~s.
psssns~h IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30

By The uss n lhess Pits ibe periodic siseks Of Nsr-
VOWS " sick Headache nsy Be- prevented snj fsaken
AZ Tie commencement u s,iae immediate relief Om
ps5n snd sickness will u obtained
They seldom fsii in removing The Nausea and Head
ache 70 which Eiasiss are - saltt;s
They act genty upon the Notwithstanding Cos.
liyeness.
Pos Literary men. Students, Delirais Fensles. sal
III peysons " sesbsary habit, ihfy sfe valuable
Laxaift improving the appetite. giving tone AMI signf
IA lie digestive organs and restoring the natural slast.
tiy md strength oi The whole system.
Tie gEPliALtC PILLS are The result o. long 10.
tesgaiiQn anl rafeuy conducted erpefimenis having
bern III ~ many yeafs, during which time they have
prevented end relieved vast amount " pain and sgis
efiuH from Hesdtehs whether originating IN The nes.
system from defsnged state % The sto1aeh.
They afe entfely vegetable IN their composition. and
my b. taken q III Zines with perfect safety without
maklnF my change n ie su5 he sbssncs u any d..
sg-tesbs isss fendsfs i easy % administer them 70
children.
BEWARE or CoUNTgRFgiTsl The genuine
have Eve signatures q Henry &. spsiling 90 each
Dor.
SD by Druggists and o,her Dtaieit IL Medicines.
A Boz viii be sent ~ mail ptp4d % receipt u The
pfiee. ~ Gents.
Al orders should ip sdirtsssa 70
HENRY G. sPALDiNG,
. Cedar ssss,. r.- Ymt.
krr~s~ y. Ss-s2n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-30
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
Pr sale a. The DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Earl,s sin Weeks. Red speekisd Valentine,
Brovn ditto, Red French, Large Lima or Butter.
Carolina, Scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEEf-Extra Early furnp, Early Blood, Long Red,
sissian OF White Sugar, srss Chsfd.
BROCOLI-Purple cape.
Early YORK, French Or Hesti, Esry SUI
gar LOAF, Early Dauersea. Early DnmheAj, Drum
head savoy, Large Late Dfumheli, Late Fiat Dusch,
Green Glazed, Red butch. fOs piekleng.
CARROf--Long Oianss, EaFy Horn, Large FIELD
CAULIfLOwER.
CELERY White solid, Silver Giant, Red Solid.
CDRN-Eyersfeen suEaE
CUCUMBER-Easly frame, Lang t;ires, GhsIiin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
ENUiyE-fiissn csrLd.
LETTUCE Early Z gileI, Brown Dalsh, Royal Css
Bags. BIumhssd, White Cos.
NgLI0Ss-Nuiusg. CiT9n, MourIsin sPiesL
MIST HD-whiss, Blown.
NAsfERTIUA.
OKRA.
ONION Silver skin o. White, LsrSs Ys.lnr.
PAR5LEY-Cur or Doodle, rlain or cinss.
PARSNIP-Sugsr.
PEA3-Landreib's BIirs Esfiy. Early Fame, Royal
Dwarf Msrowfsi Early May. Bishops Esriy.
PEPPER--Larse sweet. Bull Nose.
PUMPKfN-Common Field.
lRADIsH = Long Scarlet short Top. White TuTnip
Rooted. Red Turnip Rooted, Long Salmon.
RHUBARD, or Pie Ptsnt
SATISFY. OF Oyster Plaat
SPINACH Round savoy.
sQUAsH-Esrly Bush, Long Green.
r0MATO--Large Red.
TuRNIP-EarIy Flat Dutch. Red Tor L,rss Nerfoli
Lsige Gi5ls, Dale, Hybrid, Ruia Bsss OF 5Nssdish
Psbraaty -. ~
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L. HEAnAcHE Is the fayorte sign BY which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state Of the brain and viewed in this light it may be
locked on as q safeguard intended 10 give notice OF
disease which might otherwise escape attention, I'LL too
late 10 be remedies; and its indications should never
be neglected Headaches may he classified under Two
names, viz: Symptomac and ldiopa,hic symphonic
tic Headache is exceedingly common and is the precuf-
sor Of great variety of diseases among which are Apo
plexy Gout Rheumatism, and all other febre diseas-
es In its nervous form il s sympathetic Of diseases q
The stomach constituting sick headache, Of hepac dis
ease constituting 5k0Is headache Of worms, consupa-
ton and other disorders OF the bowels well as renal
and uterine affections. Diseases Of The heart are very
frequently attended with Headaches; Anamia and pie.
thora are affections which frequently occasion head
ache ldiopathic Headache is also very common, be
ing usually distinguished BY the Of nervous head
ache sometimes coming suddenly in state Of sppa
enlly sound health and prosirating a. the men
sl and physical energies and in other insianees come
on slowly, heralded BY depression Of spirits OF scerhi
u temper II most instances the pain il in the from
Of the head, over both eyes and sometimes pro
yokng vomiting; under this class may also be name
Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class Of Headache u
Cephalic Pills have been found and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains 10 few minutes and b
its subil power eIadcaiins the diseases (which Head
ache is the unening index.
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Prospectus
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TaK AMALsANArIoS OF LASsUAaEs.--There Is q
growing tendency in this age to appropriate the most
expressive words of other languages and after while
70 incorporate them into our own thus tho word Ce-
phalc, which Is from the Greek, sgnising for the
head' Is now becoming popuarized IN connection with
Mr.. Spaldng's great Headache remedy, but il Will
soon be used in general way, and the word Ce-
phalic will become as common Electroype and ma.
nv others whose destination as foreign words has been
worn away BY common usage until they seem native
and to the manor born
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TwEsrr MTEIIovs oY DoLLaas savEn--Mr. spail.
ing haa s1l two m.li3ns ~ bottles ~ ais celebrated
Prepared Glue and i j. r.iin1ied thai each hottie saves
al least ten dollar. worth Of h,oken furniture. thus
making an aggregate o. tSeniy Millions Of dollars &c.
elsned from total los BY this yalusbls invention Hav
nr nlale bis Glue h5useh0id word. he nos propose.
10 u lhe world I'LL greater seryics by curing Al ths
aching heads with his Cephals Pills, and Il liey
Is coed As his Gl1e, Ieaiaesss viii son ssni.h avail
! Ike snow in July.