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PHILADELPHIA LOYAL To TIE UNION

Mayor Henry has issued the following
proclamation
OFslca OF raE MAYOR OF THE Cry
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
citizens Of Ptaadeloiia.-Treason against
the State of Pennsylvania, or against the
United States, will not be suffered within
this city nor will violence to the persons
or property Of the inhabitants be t9iera-
ted.
10 hereby require all good citizens to
disclose aud make known to the lawful
authorities every person rendering, in this
city, aid to enemies i'll open war against
this State and the United States by enlist
ing or procuring others to eaIist for
that purpose, or by furaIshihgsuch enemies
with arms, ammunition, provisions or other
assistance.
l do hereby require and command that
all persons shall refrain from assembling
in the highways of this city, unlawfully,
riotously or tumultously, warning them
that the same will be at their peril. The
laws OF our State and Federal Government
must be obeyed--the peace and credit of
Philadelphia shall be preserved. May
God save our Union Given under the
seal of the city of Philadelphia, this six
teenth day of April, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-one.
ALEXANDER HENRY.
MaVor of PhiladeInhia
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ALEXANDER HENRY.
Mayor of Philadelphia.
PRESIDENT DAVIS PROCLAMATION.

MoNTGoMERY, April 18.-Presidert
Davis has issued proclamation, giving
giving notice that the Government viii
issue letters Of marque and reprisals against
the commerce of the North. The procla-
nation concludes as follows :-'EAnd [
do moreover solemnly exhort all good peo-
pie Of these Confederate States, as they
love their country, as they feel the wrongs
of the past, and those now threatened, in
an aggravated form, by those whose enmi-
ty Is more implacable because unprovoked,
that they exert themselves In preserving
order, in promoting concord, in maintain
ing the authority and efficiency of the
laws, and in supporting and invigorating
all the measures which may be adopted
for the common defense, and by which,
under the blessings of Divine Providence,
We may hope for a speedy, just and hon
orable peace.
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in 1860, over the Grover q Baker, and Boudoir
Machines. It is equal to any machine in use
and the price is but fifteen dollars. Address
r. JAMES, General Agent E. S. VI. Co., Milan,
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gsEEgE INVENTIONS.

AN manufacturing and selling. at the lCv
4 rate Of six dollars, o. c. GREENS PAT
ENT FEED CUTTER, acknowledged. BY f
who have tried it, the simplest, most durst.s
and easiest operated machine ever gotten ui.
1t viii cut Corn Fodder, long Straw, she-i
Oats, tangled Straw, or Hay. ! have thergl!
Of Cambria, Indiana Armstrong Clarion, Fer
est. Elk and jefferson counties. ] viii dispose
Of the right in three or four OF the last NAMED
counties on fair terms
have also the right for HAYDEN'S PAl-
ENT CARRIAGE WHEELS. in Cambria an
Blair counties. This Wheel has stood the t
Of over four years in many of the Eastern anl
Southwestern States, and proves 10 be nucl
stronger and more durable, although ore
third lighter, than the ordinary Wheel. %
aut desire TO sell any of my ter -
ritory on this, but viii furnish kf
Carriages, Buggies, Sulkies, sc heS2ss hfe<eeeS-ss.
propose to accommodate Car - - ss:s
riage-makers with Wheels (orhuOs and axes
on reasonable terms. These Wheels are la''
superseding all others.
Call at my shop, near the Ebenseurg Fe1A
dry, and examine for yourselves.
ISAAC C. SINGER
Ebensburg, February ?, lS60.
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g,sssg gssxONAH4 CARDS.

I BaAIAM KOPELrS, ATTORNEY
"A at Law, Johnstown, Pa. Office on Main
street. aug25, l959-t-
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CAMBRIA HOUSE, MAIN STREET,
" Johnstown, ,gosepEa sEaoenkaher.

4 FANBRLA IOJcL, MAIN HTREET,
~ Johnstown, 50sepR Shoemaker.
Landlord. This establishment has recently
been thoroughly renovated, and is now well
fitted up Tor the comfortable accommodation
Of boarders or transient patrons. The Table
viii be supplied with the best the market af-
fords, while at the Bar viii always be found
as good Liquors as can be obtained anywhere3
The new Landlord, in again opening the
"Cambsia House" to the public, promises to
spare pains to make it a first rate hotel.
BS5=Board, Three Dollars per week, or One
Dollar per day.@ESa
4 Hack viii be in waiting at the railroad
station on the arrival cf the trains to convey
passengers, free of charge, to the house
HORSES AND-BUGGIES AT LIVERY.
Johnstown, Aug. 25, l85o.-lv.
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p ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore, Cam
4 y bria county, Pa. (Near Penna. Railroad
Station.) JAS. D. HAMILTON, Proprietor
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE VIII be fur
nished with the best the market affords, and
the BAR supplied with the best ct liquors, in
cluding Ates and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient SrABLIyc is
attached to the premises
Wilmore, August -, l859:tf
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By TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, SIay S.-Fluut In better supplv and
the dsmSnd Z less active; prices unchanged 560 hbls
extra. No change In Grain. Whisky iaL and dnli
Provisions unchanged; demand tridng: no salcs to
sathbliHh prices Groceries unshangtd. No change
In money or exchange.
NEW toRE- May S.-PlOhr quiet and steady with
nodeFate demand Tor export and home cunSumptInn
holders disposed to Insist onll prices sales nj $SS
bS5.l0 for suPerfne western. RYE Flour limited
request at 3l5G4,lO. Corn meal nominGliy in.
SnanSeL Whisky heavy and lower, Balss at 16C9
s!,ls9! ~; Mich. Club 81 ,209I,2S: White WeaterT
SI,SsEg l.68 aud White Southern Sl,eO and White
n.y. Sldb. Corn heavy anil declining, sales old mix.
ed western ut 6ac- white and yellow 73IS Oats
hrlleS sales 3SIS934 Pork quiet, ElIss Ht SIT,76;
mess SlS ,25sl 1852 Lard rather better, sales e@9X
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Great Union Demonstration at Fred.
erick-Speeoh Of Reverdy j Johnson.

BALTIMORE, May 7.-Tue Union demon.
stratiou at Frederick to-day was grand
affAir. Hon. ReTerdy johnson, in helm {
Of the Indies, presented Dag 10 the IIur e
Guard, WHO had $50 members present, ~
sides large aud enthusiastic gathering : f
tue people. &F. johnson said: In lie
original causes which have produced iii
present emergency Maryland has had no
share, HerpeoplG ever were aud now are
Jealous IN support of the C"nstiIntiun aud
3 Government which theS were foremost il,
forming and adopting. No threat Of trea.
sonshas ever been whispered within her
limits, while the blessings ana advantages
1ot the Union have eyer been full. apurc-
ciated. The loss of these advantages. il is
teit, would lie utter ruin. latthia ruin I'LL
the States would more or less share; nut
onr geographical position would make it
y Us Immediate and total. A separation
IS impossible. For. the resistance, TO III
Just and legal. authority the Government
had gwen no CAUSES; aud had The. friends
OF constitutional rights remnined at their
posts tn Congress, the power of the Gov
eminent TO trnusgress Its authority could
have been efectunll y.thwArteiA The lead.
ers OF tue rebellion were acinRted by an
1nhotT thirst for official power. The fact
Is erlnCed in the elevation 70 place of nll
who have desecrated official, positions and
plotted treason. They muyils we'll strike
ut the heavens with their arms as against
the American Union. Defeat was certain
to rebellion. Tue free States, according
TO the last census, have SIZE, 600 males
between the n2es Of 10 and 4S the slave
States have l,G65, 600; the seeded Suites.
exclusive Of Virginia. had only 63l, 600 /;
and the difference iniweA1th is proportion
ate to that Of men. With such vast dis.
purity the end of the struggle Is beyond
doubt. 1t was the aim of the South TO
eon6He the war to the border Suites
Mr. Cobb vas even now cougrntulnting
them on the removal of it from their
midsti hut Maryland should Illustrate this
cowar,lly policy. Let thozeiwho have pro-
voked the war bear its entire brunt Ma
ryland's proper position Is to remain firm
In her loyalty to the Government, The
rebellion leaders have done all they could
f1r Mr. LineOln's election rs tile means of
nFeeipitntiug revolution in the SontL.-
They relied for the sucvess of their plans
nu the Intervention of the border States
and diyisiuns in the North; but they were
shOrt-sighted men. The frst gun fired MT
a noble aud starving garrison WAS IL blow
at the nati0h,s heart, and united North
hhd sprung to arms in vindfcntiOn or the
flag aud for the maintenance Of the Gov
rrnmeIt. Heaven forbid the duty OF that
vindicHtion should be forgotten by Mary.
land
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TUE FRMALE ORGANIZATION is often as
frail as that of ii tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
out being able TO undergo the labors and
trials nj maternity. In this country
thousands Of young aud beautiful women
are sacrificed every yenr from this cause
alone. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters will smve many of this class from
an nnttmely grave. This medicine has
been used with great benefit by immense
numbers of people throughout the rcpnb-
lic' and the Proprictors have received
grateful commentators from all sections
OF the country. The Bitters will DE f1unti
to he very pleasant to the taste, even Ms ~
beverage, and prompt and powerful in its
effect as Il medicine. II intuscs new vital
ity into the frame, and strengthens the
whole system, so thnt women who nse it
are enabled to go through with lnbors
which would, without it, be certain to
prOstrnte them
Sold by all druggists. my-tm
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POLICY Of tbs Admini,tration

NEW YoRE, May s.-A gentleman of
this city, u bearer Of dispatches 10 Wash.
lngton, reports bis conversation with Sec
rotary Seward lie toll Mr. Seward of
the determined feeling of New York, to
sustain the Government. ana energetic nc
ton was expected of the Governmeut.-
Mr. Seward replied that the people should
not be disappOiuted, and he thought they
would be well satisfied with what would
take place in Il very few days.
rms gentleman also had conversation
with Postmaster General Blair, who gave
him the programme OF the Government,
aud thinks it will I've effective in 0uvllipg
the Disturbances Troops will probably
be sent to New Orleans. Mr.. Blair thinks
the war will lie short, spirited aud euer-
Getir.
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON, May THE HerdLFs cor
respondent says The greatest activity pre-
walls ut the War and Navy departments,
perfecling details, encompassing and nun
ishing traitors, &c.
Another committee has heen here from
Baltimorei they reported to the President
tiat'the mnh'spirit WAS down and the 10y.
Hlists were preparing TO welcome the gov
eminent troops. There will he Mt least
three regiments rILised In Baltimore, of
1000 men Zach, and he accepted by the
governments
Forty thousand troops will be concen-
trated ut Washington.
The Mnssaehusetta 9th Reg't., yesterday
sent 500sl Yes of splendia bread, nlniie
by Themselves, to the New York 2sth Regt.
Gen. Patterson, of Pa, wjIlmove troops
by detatchmeuts through Baltimore as
sOonas the miiroad is repaired.
Major Hunter, U. S. A., WILDE made a
Colonel.
Lntt Richmond papers announce the
marching of military companies towards
Harper's Ferry. The Kentucky battalion
is expected IN move thither.
Senator Merrill tenders regiment of
Lu!nbermen, from Maine, none to be less
than feet, for the regular army, they are
likely to be accepted
The Governors of Penna. Ohio, Mich,
Ind, aud ILL.,, have agreed on plnu OF
cooperation for the support of the Fede.
raj government. They act rs "a unit; their
action having been ratified by the Prcsi-
dent.
Secretary Chase has ordered the stop
age of all supplies of any kind for the
rebelliOus States, at Cairo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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~. A. DArCIIRRORs nam nYP

hA. a. BATCLERORS HAIR DYE.
Tie only Rar"EssS and Reliable Dye Eao,Vn.
AlOtherG are mere limitations, aud shOud 10 avoid
cd il yam wish TO escape ridicule.
GREY, RED OR Rusty HAIR dyed instantly to
beautiful aud natural Brown or Black, without tho
least injury to Hair or skin.
PIFTEE% MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WN. A. bachelor since 1889, and over
100000 applications have been made to the hair Of
the patrons of his famous Dye.
VIZ. A. DArcIRLopS HAIR DYE produces 4
color not to be distinguished from nature, and Is
n0arranied not to injure in thcle.t, however long
IL may be continued, aud the III CfcctS Of bad Dyes
remcdied. The hair Is inyiGorated for life by this
splendid Dye, which Is properly applied at No. l6
Boad Street New York
Sold tho cities aud towns Of the United States
by Drnggtsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Tbs 8snuine Ias the name William A. Datehelori
AMI address upon steel plato engraving on the four
WHOLESALE Factory. 81 BARcLKT ST.
RPlO-ly Late 2l3 DrnadWhy, New York.
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seeession Troops in Yirginia.

WAsAIXOTON, May 8.-A Louisiana regi.
nlcut arrived at Richmond on Monday.
Fourteen hundred Tennessee troops and a
battalion of Alabama troops have reach
cd Lynchburg. At Norfolk there are
about 1000 troops, including two COM
panies of GPorgians.
The authorities were terrifying Norfolk
in all directions. Also, at Hatteras Inlet,
North Cnrolinn.
A Board Of Medical Officers will convene
at the Nitvid Hospital, N. Y, on the LIST of
June, for the examination of candidates
for admission into the medical corps orthe
Navy.
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AGAIN another proof that Berhaue,s Hot
land Bitters ia worthy of Recommendation.
The plain and upright Mary Van Sled
recht, daughter of Van Dyke, had last
spring II dangerous sickness, but got SO
far well as to he ont of the doctors treat
ment, but kept lingering on, SO that she
could get no appetite, and could not get
strength enoughto do her household work,
till withiuia few weeks past. Slro used
but one bottle of the Bnisrs, which, with
the help of God, has given her strength;
and she feels quite well; for while her hus-
baud gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
for having recommended the Dittcrs for
his wife, and requested me to have tile
snme inserted in the Sheboygan NIeurs-
6ode. L DODGE,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above is literal translation from
the last number Of the Sheboygnn Nieutes-
ooae. my-lm
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Special to the Philadelphia 1nqulrer.l
~

have been informed bS S one Of the of-
fcers in command of the l,lockHiing snunI-
ron that # is the intention of the Govern
ment TO enforce the most vigorous block
aae, lie says ali The vessels will have a
large body of troops on board, a..d in may
instances will land them at v.lrions points.
II has been decided to retAke the Navy
Yard AT Gospprt, the Arlnory at Harper's
Ferry, and hold Norfolk. Also, 10 take
possession of Alexandrin, and establish
their headquarters Mt Richmond. II is The
intention of the Administration not to 90
fArthe- South than this furlthe present. 10
insure tue safety Of tie capital, troops will
also probably be semitic Western Virginia,
where the people are anxious for their ar
rival.
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Virginia a member Of the southern
Confederacy.

MONTGOMERY, May 7.-I9 Congress to.
day at noon, MIR. Brooke. of Mississippi,
presented the ordinance OF Virginia. adopt
Ing the Provisional Constitution. also reso.
luttons appointing Commissioners to this
Congress, two of whom, Messrs Broken.
borouEh'Hnd Stuples, were present.
Nr, Brooke moved they DE qualified to
take their sents. Mr.. Rhett moved to go
into secret session, and the Virginia Com
missiouers be invited to remain.
LATER.-YiFginia was admitted as n
member Of the Confederate States to-day
IN secret session. Two of her members
were sworn 10, and participated in discus.
sions and votes on different questions. No
other business nude public.
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Troops getting ready to 90 through
Baltimore

Especial Dispatch this ny Commercial Advertiser
WAsnlsGrON, May at is reported thut
tue troops now at Per yviIIe viii soon ar
rive here. Ills understood tnev will.Iand
on The Baltimore side, joining Gen. Buffers
forces at the Relay House, and with the
troops from Harrisburg win make force
enough to Paas safely through Baltimore.
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E9~How delightful it is just now to
leave the hot aud dusty town with its
uOise and tumult, for quietstroIl through
the fields aud groves Of the suburbs. The
ground you tread upon is carpeted with
tue softsst emerald, while the air is allied
with the breath of violets, and fragrant
with early spring sweetness. Overhead
'hssky is bright, serenely. beautifully blue,
while all around are buds and blossoms
bursting into forms Of beauty beneath the
genial sunshine. The dogwood and cher
~ trees are transformed into snowdrops;
apple, peach and pear orchards are blushs
ing with fair promise of luscious mid
summer Delights, redoleut of odors that
take captive the senses. dreamy with the
hum of bees, aud vocal with the notes Of
robin aud wrca, bluebird, and the cherry
brown song sparrow. The naples have
put forth their young foliage Of orange, and
purple, till the sprays look like clusters Of
butterflies, the birch aud elm are clothing
their branches with leaflets, aud the ten
Her sott-tufted lareh relieves the more som.
s ner sues OF the spruce aud the pine
luese, and a thousand other objects ON
snsEy hand eonspire to charm the weary
Slt'Eens With their never-eudfng, ever
sataSIng lOveliness. Who WouIl not enjoy
. 'iF'll in thS eountry. .
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Rs-THAr FLoUR snlpxEsf.-Tbs 0. S
Marshal from Ohio was in the city yester.
day, investigating the facts of the shin
ment of -four from Cincinnati here no.
ticed in telegraph yesterday. The matter
is still under Investigation, We believe.