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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-02-06
Constipation, ,CostIveness, Suppression,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

from Dr. !. 4. ldtgin, NoHtrs'tr Cinadd.
Too much cannot he saii or your rs fOr the cure of
e1Srere's lfothers q our fraternity have found them
~ efcacous as have they should join in proclaim
ing 1t for the benefit OF the multtudeS who suffer from
that complaint which, although bnd enough IN itself Is
the progenitor Of others that believe c,.
tre,S to originate in the liver but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
From hrs. L. Stuart, Physician and MdriE, Bas,17.
find ono or two large doses OF your ris taken nt the
proper time, excellent promoves Of the natural
tO when wholly partially suppressed, and sso very
enoctua 20 cleanse the stomach aud srsl p0r1n, They
are so much the hest physe have that recommend
no other TO my patentf.
From he Rev Dr. Haiolf' efHc R,iiolia Epit Church.
PULASKI UousK, Savannah. Ca. Jan. O. 1856.
HosnRED SIR: ! should be ungrAteiul for the relief
your skill hhs brought II did not report my case TO
you. cold settled In my limbs and brought excru-
cinting nerugic paiHf, which ended In chronic Thcd
tiEm Notwithstanding had the best OF hyscan7, the
disease grew and until by the advice Of your
excellent agent in baltimore DR. Mackenzie tried your
Pills. Their effects slow, but by rerseyeTiug
in the use Of them, am now entirely well.
SENATE CHANBrR Baton Rouge, Ln. 5 Dec. 1855
Dr. ATLR have been entirely cured, by your Pills. o
Rheumatic GJa-a painful disease that had afflicted mo
for years. VINCENT sLlDELL.
Ca Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury
which, although valuable remedy in skilful hands 10
dangerous in public pill from tho dreadful c0nse-
quenoes that frequently follow Its nCautious These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
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Montgomery q Co., New Salem d. c. Bremen
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Dysent.ry, DInrrhGa, Relax, Worms.


Your Pills have had long irial in my practice and
hold them In esteem Of the best nperients have
found. Thoir alternative effect uOn the liver makes
them exreont remedy when given in small doses for
bllou; dyJ,HLry and diIlrhgd. Their sugAT-cuating
makes them very acceptable and convenient r the
Of women and children.
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8s-n&og's Inetitzssl
Thirty Ninth aud Market street ri
Prof. T.. ID Il CORTLAND sAUNDu|
PrinCipals,

Hon. WM. BIGLER, Clcarfeld wm. Nl
BIN, Esq. OF the Merchants Hotel, II
Hon. J. W. F0RNEY. Of 'lbe Press; h.
WESTBRO0K, Of the 5. s. Union Hon. 4
MAYNARD, Williamsport; j. LEISENRl
Esq, Pres't Of the Lehigh Coal d Nav Gi
Hon. ASA PACKER. Mauch Chunk :.
'rbom hare Fons boarding IN .Saus5e-,' ha'
will give their friends who NAV be looli,;
asafe, thorough and pleasant School, sry ID
nation desired respecting this ScmiraT.
eA Grove and Lawn of EIGHT ACRl
c attached to the Institute, for seela,iSs'
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Headache, ,sickHeadOche,F Foul stomach.


DEAR DRO AYRR: IcRnnot you iyhdt complaints
have cured with your Pills better than say on ot iee
treat nth pWgdtire medicine place great dcpe.
dencc eectua cathartic in my daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills afford the
best ~ have Of course value them highly.
PIrrsnuRG Pa. May ], 1855
DR ! c, ArER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured of
the worst A,ddlcls any body eau have by dose or two
Of your Pills. 1t seems 10 arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse ut once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. pREBLR,
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comfort, and convenience.
DIR HILLS can always be found at his Of
fee, on the corner Of Front and Main streets,
paper.
AN operations in tho line Of his profession,
perform ed IN the lntcst and most improved
styles, and guaranteed for one year against all
natural failures.
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Dlr.rrNLNr oT rnE INrLnlnR

J
SU have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made thCm and cannot hesitate 10
sny they the best oathartic employ Their regu
lang action on the liver Is quick and decided,
qucnty they admirable remedy for derang grnens
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found a case Of
bilious dsels obstinate that Il did not readily yield to
them. lTaternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. D.,
IhyficidH 0J the Murine HostHI
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LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE,

rENHB undersigned subscribers, take this meth
n Cd Of informing the public generally, that
they have this day entered into cOpartnership in
THE BLACKSMITH BUSINESS.
and can be found at the shop formerly occupied
ny ): shunkwiler, on Third street, in this bo-
rough, where they will be pleased to see the old
customers, and as many aew ones as can make
1t convenient to give them call.
bung on your hoes, your spades and picks,
Your log-chains and your pulling sticks,
Your slodsi your sleighs, your horse, your mare
No three-ycar old shall then 60 bare.
lour spears will work up then just right,
20 prooDing hooks for every height,
! our swords too, shall then be wrought.
10 rloughshares such as Cain ne'er bought.
JACOB sHUNKWILER,
GEO. w. ORR.
Cloarlnll. Iennmhnr g lahs - .c
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Bilious Dlsorders-Llver Complaints

From Dr.. Theodore BR, eC Netg IOrk Ctg.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 10 their pur
poss aperient hut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in my prAc.
tce proved more electus for the cure OF bilious c1n
pldtr's than any one remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that We have at length purgatNe which is
thy the conhdenco OF the profession and the people.
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no CONsUMpTIyEs!-The adyertise

VO CONsUHPTIVES!--T advertiser.
L having teen restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf,
Tered for several years with a severe lung afiec-
lion, and THAI tred disease Consumption, is anx-
ious to make known 10 his fcllow-suferers the
means Of cure.
70 all who desire il, he will send copy Of the
prescription used, tree Of charge,) with the di-
2ctions for preparing and using the sane, which
they will find q sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prescriptivni is 10 benc.
fit the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceiycs to be invaluable, aud he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing,
Persons wishing the prescription will plcage
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
noy7-ly Willamsburgh, Kings Co, y. Y.
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Eonnets, Florence braids, English straw
~ Shaker and other styles trimmed and ,
eomea'! Wll be found in variety at the corn q,
Ssn " -, L. 4, IRWIN,
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pyspepsIa, ImpnrIty of the Blood.

From Rer. j. T. HB,sj, IdsiOr oC Adrsnt Chwe, Bottom
DR.. AVER have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those called to visit
uuriTy lie blood they are the yeTy hes. remedy have
ever known, sud can confidently recommend them 20
my friends. Yours ). V. HINES.
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AYERS
CATHART10
PILLS.

Aft you tlyk hgtlc, an3
tbmpla'nlnsi az ven out Y
order With ynut sytwn ~
ranged, aud y0uf hollugi uh'
c0mluitablei These fymp
toms arc onen The prelude ~
serious illncas. Some M Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should bc ntuftcd ~ a
timely no of The tlght rem.
cdy Take Ayers pllls, and
cleanse ont thc disOtdorcd hu,
mofs purify tho blood, aud
let the fluids move on uncb.
structcd IN health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body iuto vigorous ~
tiyity, purify the system from
tile OhstTuctiOns which make
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BOOK THAT EVERY FARMER, Me
y chanic, and Business Man Wants.
Just published,
THE TOWNSHIP AND LOCAL LAWS
OF The State Of Pcnn'ylvnna,
Compiled from the Acts Of Assembly, by William
7. lIaines, Esq, and published by Edward
+. james, Esq, West Chester, Penn a,
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Tyrone CITY HOTEL
Col. A. P. OWENS, PRorRIrroR,

announces to the travelling public.
that he has now taken charge of this large and
well known house, and will conduct II ia such n
manner as will render excellent comfort and full
satisfaction to all who may favor him with a
call. noy1-ly
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DUTRID SORE THROAT CIrprD

DUTRID SORE THROAT CURED
4 !, the undersigned, would inform the public
mat can cure the Putrid Sore Throat Anv
person can obtain further information BY omi a 2
10 70 me- IN henderson township, Jefferson ounty
a no sgIe, no charge. Come one, come ALL and
do not fail. You can have information bv csllin'
Jacob kuntz $, in Troutville, where live.
{ JanS-St GEORGE KRAMER.
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co, n Y, Oct. - 1865.
DEAR SIR am using your CAtharic PILLS Ia my prac
tcc, and find them excellent rurgaye 10 cleanse the
system and puriLy the totIsdins Of ne Haod
JOHN q. MEACHAM, " n
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THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK.

MODERN COOKERY,
In all its branches. BY Miss ELIZA ACroN
Care fully Revised by Mrs, s, J. HALE.
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2 This Post Office will do for Chest townsh
I Win answer Tor Ferguson township.
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THE HORSE AND HIS DISEASES

VIII Tell You Of the causes, symptoms, and
Treatment Of Bene Blood and Bog,
SPAWN, Ping-BoHe, Swecnie Strains,
Broken Knees, Wind Calls, Founder,
Sole Bruisc and Gravel, Cracked Hoof,
Scratches, Cankor, Thrush, and Corns,
ALSO Of Mcgrims, Vertigo, Epilepsy,
Staggcrs, and other diseases Of tho
Feet, Legs, and Head.
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VIII Tell You Of the causes, symptoms, and
Treatment Of Worms, Bots, Collie
Strangulation, Stony COncretions,
Rupturcs, Palsy, Diarrhea, Jaundico
Ilcuatirrhoea, Bloody Urine Stones
in the Kidneys aud Bladder lnlama.
ton, and other diseases of the Stom-
och, Bowels, Liver and Urinary Or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10
FROM WARRINGTON.
Frosn Our Own Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, May C, 1861.
II there 10 an invalid having faith in the curative
properties Of bydlopathy Lee him forbear Brateboro
and Long Island and enjoy the perpetual shower-Oah
Of Washington. lie can have Humidity to the as' point
OF human endurance, enjoy the pleasant society Of
his fellow -countrymen from Puget's Sound to Plum
Gut Channel and to take the original limits Of the
Confederacy in s unity, from Key Yves. to the Ken
nebec, study the details Of the Blue Book, and hear
Qra,uitous drumming and fling 10 tho eloying Of
musical appetite. Water, however, is not generally
admired; and as beverage, certainly does not enjoy
the unlimited confidence Of either the visitor resident
population. Bat it s not only poetry but very damp
fact that there il here,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10
From PHILADELPHIA.
Three Treason CR-.s--A KaiIrend Hatisry--
Religious E.ebciiion-Ikore &ugitiyss-
One of the ysises-suadries.
FROM our Own Coue.posdeut

FROM our Own Correspondent
HuADELriiIA, Nav 3, 1861.
One C.. 4. Greiner of Savannah, has been some days
before the United States Court, Judge Cadwaisder
presiding, on charge Of treason. lie came from
Georgi. recently, TO join lis family hero, ami WIS
very free N boar ling of lis participating with o;ber
rebel, IL the capture Of Fort Pulaski This reaching
the ear Of Bid McMulln lie tooA boarding AZ the same
horso with Grener, t. whom he repeated biz toruer
boasts, wneeupon The former had him arrested for
easoH. 0fcouIse when the consequence OF his dis
loyalty iooued up the shape OF halter. ever! legal
shuttle was Invoked 10 escape. Loud and defiant ut
oaglng-hOusc, but meek us possible in Cont. TIE
hearing OF the excited intense interest for we are
down on ira toB here, and vast orowde thioneed tie
Ioola % hc.r Ike evidence and the arguments Cad
waladors opinion, supported by Judge Gricr, is a
curious document. Hes,ys 81 aaye no doubt whatever
that Sufficient probable ceuse TO support prosecution
for treas has been shOwl" Healsothough thai 1Hed de-
tention Of Fort Pulaski from the United states was
levyin war against them. Bat he retusdt 70 'onn'h
tho pris ner .cr treason, held him in $1,000 70 Keep
the peace and be OF good behavior in MI cSes aislng
Under the Consultation and laws. Our new DISTRICT
Attorney, Cohty, pleaded ably for u commitment. ne
urged that tie Court ought topresume that the u' p
Courts would soon be reopened 10 Georgia, where the
prisoner could have trial. Judge Grier replied
" ,ts, NN cgu,a bs presumed tha. the pSph .
Il. IEeff 49, 80 "Ff'F ~ rftNftff
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million Of dollars and then credit the revenue outlay
with The other moety Of a million as the net proul W
the Department OF his evacuation. Let us afo' WIN
other suppcsted blessings, pray for the organization
of Coast Survey by the Southern Coniederacy, WIN
the late Lieutenant as its Chief This done, proposals
for loans would be plenty as oysters in LyoniaVen
Bsy and Va regular in recurring as the lunar phases
which he has superintendent, for the glory OF Science
ard The healthy topical bleeding of the Treasury.
II mas be naked perhaps wiIhoutany imperInence OF
interogatory, bow long the Administration Intend TO
permit officers of the Army and Navy to come here and
lay of their epauetes, and then walk by easy travel
into the traitors camp. Lieut. Matt, late of the lead
and chart is tho last whose IA pnbsbed. lie was
here resigned his commission, which was refused, and
IL now in the service OF North Carolina; whether to
iangulate Der coast or trlnsx Der enemy, Is not OF
much account. Why is tots suffered The tender
Of resignation now, without some sufficient excuse,
is of ITSELF sedOn if not treason, and would justify,
if il did not demand, an arrest
The various casual remarks Of the President, which,
taken with their context are In harmony with bis
fixed policy are made detached to indorse other epin-
ions. DO bin wrong. He comprebends both the needs
sndte wants Of the country. There is to he neither
a turning back nor a tortuous advance. The vital
flow, which, reversing the analogy Of animal lie,
coursed from the exreuiies Of the sensorium TO the
ceners of rcuation meets with chilling influence
at the heart For the frat time observation he
il the President of the whole people, and he Will not
fster DOR be faithless TO bs high agency.
We should not underestimate the magnitude OF this
struggle. While we can compute the enemy'sresourees
and discuss clearly the end they do not realize
the hopelessness and belpessness Of their con-
dnion. Their very blindness leads them 10 a more
determined desperation. Frenzied and forgetful OF
everything but fancied wrongs, they are prieked
on by sense of injury and mad ambition to
be bloody bold, and soute. Ours IL IN ef"t winch
viii no, exbaust--iheirs is spasm which Will con-
vule to the death. We strike for government and the
supremacy OF the law; they gIapp'o in dying throe
for existence. Tue despair Of forlorn hope will give
yas,ness and ygor to q strife which no alternative
bu, grave of igpominy "a grave of honor. Let us
understapd aud be prepared for The short aad san
culinary onset. The North AZ we'll an the sonth need
to ponder we'll and themselves for al endurance
ana sacrifice which has had no parallel in our Day OF
gene ration.
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PROVISIONAL CONGRESS- OF WE
C0NEEDERATE STATES.
FOURTH DAY,

Con. MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 9, 1861.
congress assembled to-sy at noon. and .f,,r nr,y,,
me Joufhhl' OF eslerday wee resd and confirmed
ar Morton Of Floiia ANNOUNCED the arrival ana
presence Of tie Hon. G, orge +. Ward elected DEBUT,
'ohSrers by The Convention Of Flo, ida 70 suprIy
mo Vacancy created by tue resignation Of he Hon
PatDn Anderson.
NJ. Ward cane forward by the invitation Of the Pre-
sid'rt, aud was qualified.
Nh Morton then no. ell that the yacsn,ies IN m.
sevenl siandl"g cOnLitlees created by Me andsr..
SON. e gna'tli lie hle'i by tue name Il Mr.. Ward
Mr.Niight II Gyoroii offered Il @ f,llowing.
BIZ FURTHER To PROVIDE FOR rBE pualro
- D&FtNsE
Hheris me Confederate STATES of Am.,i.. -.
VIZ "sn au iFd"u OF their trrTtor and Vb.ress me
~, quo 4ie,J may Isqnre the reception Of yoIan
!, a., ~ l~".es p"i A. and rg'mcns either ngzutd
INTO the srnice of said Cuufrd.r.is s,,,ss t.
% ifuSi ahd delay IL up a The rssn.e,ivs sne,
S,ii "yy"re fhIed by TIC COA,edya,e Nf r. re.g,,,.
- has III. Secretary OF War by and ,xiih ihs sI,is
20 '"s FEcsident be authorized receive into ~
r,ei1 al such corps. psies ba., sIiols or
80 IL niou"l-d foot nay be tepdered ara
80 a1d safety may nqailo, without the delay efs
Z, 4" sPv" ibr respective olsies.
80 be " (9s y .a0efcd That when frcops a. sforrssx
rpiy e'h hSi'ed they may be at,schef 20 tn rsxulr
- oirh'res, or be ordered upon sch se,
ALL 'ssio ~ maj deem proper Tor tho p4bli. wslare
iiSht said, alter tie bill Was read that 10
VIII nj ctance, but desired thsi IL should 30
~ 49,, Is passage tais morning, If agreeable 10 the
IT, thii II snali take that course. lie sail HE
st III Offering IL Wa. tue apprehension that the
80 me Oil may be Misunderstood. He had no
aesn' nse ~ interference with he screreizp,y 81
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The BIocknde.-The Rebels Iov-apiriitd.


Orr Old PoIsT CosYoRI, I #.
koHyOLk HAkB0R, May !, 1861.
A vigorous blockade is maintained here, and the
effect is beginning to tel on Virgins. The james River
Is her only outlet to the sea- and she has neither com
merce market not connected with it. Tie Cumber
land and the Yankee DO principally the blocSadng
vice, and both are kept busy. No boat is allowed TO
come below Norfoik and the only outlet is uncertain
one which is permitted from day to day, by the boat
which plies between Old Point formerly Norfolk and
Baltimore, and which conveys the United STATES mail
Passengers not at all times sure Of being allowed TO
landi and when they do, tbey compelled to stirk
for themselves as best they IL they ccss over On
Norfolk it must be by going Up some distance ami fro-
curing candesno transt. This was the Gaze today
with some fifty persons, all Southemers who reached
here from Baltimore, but wis practically were NO
nearer Norfolk than when they started. Unable, or
afraid to 60 by the way Of Washington or the inland
route, they took this as the only that foniaed
chance; and they found it poor ono ~ best o ~.
lssrn thai a. Norfolk thaRshels ere 10 ooasdsrabls
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
wAsnISeros, Thursday, May 9

WAsHIS6Tos, IbundBv, May y, 1901.
Orleans papers OF Saturday have been received
Iti ,ated that a letter has been received fr'n The
Indian Nation giving assurances Of the snd reception
the Choctaws, Chicsasaws Cherokees, Semsoles and
Greeks gave the Commits toner's appointed TO visit them
by the Texas State Convention. The tribes are slave
holders and favor Secession and the Southern Conied
erscy. The Chorokees have cleared ont the Abolition
emssaries among them. All the tnbes were TO hold
General Council on the S,h o! Apl.
The schooner Twiliais IA the employment Of the
Federal Government about proceeding under orders to
the fort at Torugas, seized n Aranss Texas aud
l. b. be- PM in seryce in the waters Of Matgoria Bay
Gov Vidaurri writes from Monterey, 24ih nit,
10 The San ARtOHio Herald, that his potion
n the country has suffered rs much IA Texas
from, the depredaiions ~ tie LipsDs and Mes
csla,o Indiana He dsclaims energetcally the i'm
puiaion that Mexico has had anything do with their
,ecen, atrocitt townr Toxas and seems TO think That
parties in Texas preparing to invade his 'erioTy
lie hoyes that zach is the Gaze but says ho Will de-
f-na lis country if il IL invaded. The prospeci for
,nr i universally spOken Of better than has been
known before for many years.
tliri regiment from Kentucky has offered ATS s"r-
vi ga, and will form part Of the brigade To be com
n,snded by Col. Robert Al drroOn.
The Hon. Samuel X. Curtis member OF Congress
from Iowa has been admitted IA an honorary member
Of CYpt Subway Company No. y Of the 7th Reei-
men, This is IN acknuwle gment Of services TO the
ComIany rendered by Mr.. Ca1is, during the nsr,h
from phila3. lpha TO WashinRton.
II il reported that a fashionable attendance VIII
honor the amateur concert OF the Light Guard t7itt
Ieciucntl. at the Nayy-Yard this AFTERNOON. TIE
mnrir will be furnished 10y DodwSrths band, and by
vocahsts from the Regiment
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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE SOUTHERN ARMY.
Egv Nay

fKkDLkICA, IluIsdAy, May ,, Io0I.
Two companies Of volunteers for the Secession Army
from Baltimore, to the aggregate of f5 men, passed
through hese about 10 o'clock this morning, their
way 10 Virginia. They were under the command OF
Capts. Wemore and Price, and unarmed. They
stopped ~ Liberty las night, and their HrfioacA Gre
ated much alarm here. The Home Guard were undor
arms all night protecting property.
They marched through the city protected by Cen.
Shriyer ana the Sheriff.
The appearance Of re men caused deep excitement,
but thcr, war no outbreak ON their way their worn
and tattred condition exciting ridcue rather than in
dignaiion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10
SECESSION RECRUITS FROM BALTIMORE.

DALIINUhbl " eINtkuaE, WAY =, IoUIs
A party Of about eighty Baltimore Roughs, calling
,henselves the Southern Rangers" took forcible
poe+etsoI 10 day of train tho Western Mary LAID
Railroad and went 20 Westminster. IL is their ben-
ton 10 join the Southern army AT Hsrpers Ferry.
EIoris were made To arrest them, but with what
eees has not yet been learned.
BAITiHoRK. Thursday, May 9, lS6l.
Bradley johnson. prominent Secessionist, has len
Frederick with eight men, supposed for HarpeFs
Ferry.
considerable number have left this city, in COM
panes. going across the country in tho direction Of
Harper's Ferry IL is said that lees than three
hundred have gone from this city.