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r AIDES WINE. Observation-Disclosures WHINE

Il
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For wonderful and beneficial qualities as GENTLA
sTIMULAET, TONIC, DIuRETIC and SUDoRIFIG, which
teBed by Physicians and thousands Gentle
men in sll parts of Europe and America.
ASA Gentle sSimulnnt and Toptc,
Ii strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appett
and Purifying the Blood.
AS 81 Diuretie,
nlpsrts healty action the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DROPsY, GOVT
ERUPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS q sudortfic,
upon the Skin opening the and s3pelng MI In
pue by in8ensble perspration thereby driving off ruptiou
cleansing the surface giving vigor the who
sys;ern and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
tho SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chtppesva Tribe OF Indians
Have long used the Blossom aud Fruit OF Elder
their most valuable remedies
fn Germany.
The Berries dried Hud families for
speer's Wine OF Elder
Is from the juice of cultivated Elder
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dictal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use and an excellent article for all WEAK and DBBIhiTAT
Ed PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and bspeattaa
LADIES and CHILDREN.
"A Ladies' Wine,
Because it will inoxcate contains mixture Of
prits other liquors. and admired for its rich peculiar flavor
and nutritlve ptopertes inparng healthy to the
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
&is~A wneglass full may with meals, or
any time through the day, desired.
We will only ask your indugenceto trial TIL
Wine
For sale in New Orleans by E. J. HART Il CO., JOHN
WRIGHT t Co, JAMES sYME Cnnnl street, and by all
principal Druggists throughout the United States
Trade supplied ar proprietor's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
lySW Broadway York.
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u. GRsbORIu.. hoHLAND. j. Eosg
%bdsss ana hea beslsrss S@ 5s a.
Nuts, Nos 81 Fulton and 81 Front Streets New Or
cans, ola tt
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DENTISTRY.


AzxszysESSsH> ARTIFICIAL TEETfa-rhe tes,
ESs5zM cheapest and most replete Dental Establish
tYYYs%SaSS ment in New Orleans, IL DR.. FIELDING's
"11lIIILLl9i Canal street.
His facilities for manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
BY Practical Dsn'st in the Southern States deyng coape
Person requiring superior nen should procure where
they rely the experience, skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth Of surpassing beauty which cannot
detected from the very productions gradually
storing that uniformity to the Gestures essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for acaon and aicus
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK.
tracing Teeth without pain upssedng anything before
taned by the profession astonishing all VINO witness IT,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with caeand skill and
for ceapness and utility unsurpassed by ohers UnEk
fully applied Teeth eIodeisd t guaranteed mod
charges At the following prices written guarantee
campaigning each if desired and if found represented
months trial, their money will returned.
Full Sterling Silver base. S25 %
Full finest finish gnTs bound 40 U
Full ypcanzed Rubber equal gold. from 80 10 30 u
Full sas on - carat gold ae beautiful form 90 to 60 &
Full e gold base from Is 10 12a q
The perfect gems that be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited 10
end examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
nS " 1874 Canal street.
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@*.# .{S$ 10 o'clock p. NJ. Horse Car
The Steam Train will stop at 6enlly Notified,
except mail s and during the half hour trips
Sunday afternoon Fare 10 each and conductors
must have timely notice to stop.
"s SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT. III Fl-5 ~
On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city O'Clock
A. NJ, in lien Of the horse
The Train will leave the city Sundays every
from Il NJ. until IL P. N. -
The Sunday leave either end of the Road every half
hour, from 2 r. Al until P. NJ. ~ ,r y -a+
0rnnbusses leave Canal res Depot Ave
Passengers earnestly requested their tickets
the Office under Depot Checks Return Tickets will be-
handed them the J . 49, Y. ia Fss sd
LaY25 II. PANDEIIT, Superintendent.
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nS II

szzssssssgsse LOSE Ua' TEETI9-Dr. J. WE5Ti
~ ST. Charles stree continues to supply tts
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
@A1LLl- IR1n bis principle OF self Adhesion. InE
method has procured ho universal AppoCGo and Is
nsnGed bsi5l he roas ingenious sys Of sPpiag ARTl.
FfCIA TEETH hitherto invented and il ell cases restoring
perfect articulation ant ncaol, and perfect aad natural
Ii appearance defy detection bT le closest observer Dr.
shod Vi filing teeh With gold combines ali the modern
improvements Thosa Interested will nd these statements q BIZ
entirely and sCrupuou8y DR. r. returns his sE2cre
thanks inhabitants Of New CreapG vicinity for the
extensive practice HEY have avo-ed m With for the lest fifteen
years Office and residence, IL st. Charles arree second doc
from Lafayette Square. ss5K
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-Ai''''--0S'A Oil ''S S'0'' VII. WATERS, Constable

DzunE2E JUSTICE De PAX FEASK BoRGE P9gf Tns2ge
Parois pS' d6reans DUBERAL.-No. $3.50.
I'm yEfaTU DUN writ de fieri ia las, IA moi
Il par Honorable D. F. MITCHELL Seconde Justice de
Pax Ia paroisse d. Orleans dams ralre c dessus ie
procfdera lie SsMEDI, d'octDbe 1861. midi. City
gasnE, Ia vente pnblique ct adjudication de
U& CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE atue dams lie Trosene
District de Vile dams Flc No To- borne par les rues Ur
quhart Port Morales avenue Lafayette dit lot tornant
encoignue Urqula ct Port 20 pied3 de
Urquhart surl0O pied de face II du Port, de
Angaise) dGsignt lo' No. Is sivan
plan desse Dtpouy achecte datt lie 70 daout 1886 ct
dGpose en- / ttude de A. Dueros, notare public.
Ssi.i dams 1'atiaire cieasug.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES All moment de DISQUALIFICATION
p5 W. II. WATERS. Constable.
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WETAIRIE JOUkEI NLU
IL a aGaA Of the State Of Louisiana.
SSs49AsSs%%rIA- WINTER MEETING OF 1861.

eAa 49, Of the State oi I"oniAI"nh
ESsg SEFsasx9~ WINTER MEETING OF 1861.
mo WirIcr M-rVIrg of 1851 will commence SATURDAY,
IN .~aTnOe lo with the Annual Sweepstake ot year oid
Heats u Nia. subscriptions S2UJ half forfeit $40
adlc By tl Cou hs race i second ho'2a to ave MS
2ks H. and ell 18th October 1861 Three or more
e. f 5 yfrT q lids. HG@,s Of I%o
lion. a, above.
ages Hes q rre Mics uOsc5ipuons s. o, ha f2,tsit the
o IL Ne 4eap rfSy 9e to a1d %s9 Cd IH r., "9 ro
- ," ' T. IKE on %hs l5.b dsy Of octobcr qiI 70
ats' Stand on lhc Race course OIL Monday Dec
WEDEFSpAY Dec. II. l5G-IIee;s Of Two Miles,
Mil i!, r. sud- ilf forfeit The Club add 500 If the
,n5.rsiarrs he To n"tnsand close Oh October l5
THURSDAY Dee. T., I58l.--Dash of Two Miles.
THipAY I,eo f. 5lTIeas Of One Mile, best three in
SATURDAY, Dec a. l8o--ITsats Of Four Miles Entrance
second - viii ihe purse. wAlkoYcF will receive The
r'e rirrs Naeug Of 1882, the following Sweepstakes
SATURDAY, March g. Isi2 Sweepstakes for year ods,
Mr Lua's description 500, half forfeit TIRES or more SUB
second ors BIS stake Toname and close on December
SANE DAY-sycep,takes year olds, Two Me Heats
Subscriptions S1 M forfeit three subscriber to Ali
IT, name q and c ,, December iFGI s5l y o.,.
Men, Hal 4 drsb 70 add p'o worth $500 three n3re
iGdge, Ien, Nc Race Course at r NJ the day previous
AK AP @ 6 farSe r. ibe S Gn ste to
add S5 ''se br more start 9e aeG9nd morse 70 save n'
@ a. 5 n ef Res3onSo oy 4e for ''f sas XII
sThe President and vicof residents pos pone Pace
PURSE only Of bad weather, or upon some GH-
Noatnai;alS 70 be addressed to
l.Fe
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STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS I
City of New Orleans. !
Bsit remembered, that the 18th day of January, 1885,
a subscriber, Justice of the Peace thu
cy aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
James Stewards Secretary The Sun Mutual Com
any New Orleans who being duly according to law
epose and say that the above Just and
transcription tho books OF said company
TuOs. SLOO, President.
JAS. Epw ARDS, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before day q January
1860. D. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace, Parish of OrleanB.
The Board Directors antntsrest ofSII
PER GENT IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits the holders thereof their legal epresentat
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. i40 per cent? the
premiums the Company, for the year ending DcCer
Der 3st 1859 for which certificates will Oh the 10th
March
The Directors after rsservng ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS profits further resolved that all the outstanding
paid the holders thereof their legal
the 18th lay Of February next The Certificates be
produced the time of for cancelment interest
on after the 3lst December, 1853 ~.
THOMAS SII0O, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice.Presdent
JAAEs EDWARDS Secretary.
DIRECTORS
James D. Denegre, ED. Hart
4. D. Kelly, John Q. Rioka,
Hugh Wilson, j. Il. StRuffer,
J. Y. de Egana, Fl. 7. 1IonsdAle,
Henry Renshaw, John G. Gaines,
A. @. Tremouiet. Thomas Sloo.
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SECOND Jusrrcr's COURT JACOB BURCKETT VS. MARY
Paris. q Orleans. STEWART; f W. no. 289S
DT VIRTUE of q writ of teri faCtas, to
ID direted by the Hon d F. Mitchell, Seconn Justice Of
Peace the parish Of Orleans in the above emitted suit
will proceed sell public auction, my warehouse
street Poydras and Perido SATU
DAY, The l4th day September 1861 al II o'clock NJ.
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit
TEkMS-Ce8h 0 the spot
Hu3 se4 IA W. Fl. WATERS Const table.
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SECOND JUSTICES COURT FRANK BoRGE the use Of

; Lane, vs. THEtlDULE Do Be
by VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facfas. TO
the Parish of Orleans the above entitled suit
will proceed sell public auction in the bar of the
CRY Hotel on Common street Camp Magazine
SATURDAY, the STD day Of October, 1851 at II
O'Clock NJ
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis
NV Orleans, in square No 6 bounded by Port Urqu
Morales and Lafayette the said lot
forming the Urqhart and Port streets and measuring
% front urquhart by Ito feet front Port street,
(ngsh measured and the being designated lot No IS
plan drawn by DepOuiy Architect dated 9th
August 1885, deposited in the Office Of A. Ducros Notary
Public.
Seized in the above suit
TEKMS-Cash on the sp0t. -
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AUGrION. SALES,


R1N-No 1890 Second District Court Of New orIsans.
Clothing Household Furniture, Gas Store Fixtures etc.
Abe. BY PLACIDE ]. SPEAR,
- .--. ..--.. -.- Auctoneer74 Charres street.
81 sr 10 Ss1os A. M
The sfmde g%d IL 81 from
OF New Orleans dated August23 1861 for Of
u The contents n. Of said prsms consisting in Clothing Fu
% silk and Velvet Vss Gasers Pa ah and Ve p pas
Goa JSmpe asa o yelsG Uhds &
q d RaTs o sS GGCgDs!s chs5s Ise Red
ag.TERMs-cash on the spot ', au27 30 ses 81
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
70 cae6 Mems and Boys Hats 100 dozen Linen Bosom Shirts
80 dozen Red Flannel Shirts,
And
Clothing and Assorted Dry Goods
BY H. SAMORY,
G. SAMoRY, Auctioneer.
Auction Rooms, No. As Old Ievee street,
between Custoniouse and Bienyillo streets.
H. Il lis aacoH seosm NJ at 5S s2eo sre e.
between Cnsomioase and BieuyIe otreets will be sold
70 Eases Mems and Boys Assorted Hats.
100 dozen Linen Bosom Shirts 50 Red Flannel Shirts
An Of ready made Clothing and Dry Goods
Ms~fERMs--At sale. sell
RETAIL DRUG STORE FOR SALE, AT No. 4 ANNUN-
cttsn street. Deord il sold private sale By
Wednesday,, llth inst, will be sold ut auction.
BY GARDNER SMITH & CO.,
Successors J. A. Beard 4 Co,
GARDNER SMITH, Anctioueer.
Office, 81 Common street.
THURSDAY, I2th inst, 1T 10 LIZ o'clock
Il A. NJ, on the premises Will be sold
K sd s og so W6o and os md d
Counters, Show Cases, Gas Fixtures, etc,
Hopsehod Furniture consstug Bcdscad Bureaus Bed
ding, Tables, Chairs, Sofas etc.
B-The building for This is opportunity for
Druggist wishing to enter in business.
BB- TEKHS-Gash. se6
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Auctoneers.
THURSDAY, I9t;l inst, mt 10 o'clock A. M,
ii the city VI Nashville, renn at public auction will be
sold
@ boxes fine beautiful bright ponrdSbrandef New ElderaIo.
IL tlerces be black Twists is pound-braHded Diadem
&c boxes in II cases style Of Twist aoovebrauded
Hack Swan.
II teees in IL style OF wis abovc-branded
Black
81 boxes dark sweet pounds branded Honey Noon.
81 boxes dark pUu4Gs--branded Unique.
32s small boxes il IL 81 half pounds dark sweetbrand
Unique.
iQo boEr in 81 Of beautiful bright Twists Is the
pound branded Jewel of OphiE.
81 boxes extra fine b islt-bTaHi,d G H. A
81 cNtra-brlud=i Golden Scepire-
The above Tobacco the property Of Virginia Manufacturer
shipped via tis city ard New York for California and Aus
trAlia but stopped by Tennessee authority The h
concluded to sell here rather than return il Virginia The
special tentUn Of the trade and all others In Of Tobacco
IL called 10 thus sale from the variety offered all supply
themselves. 1t will he offered in lots 10 suit
aS-TERMS-C.,h. $50 Ct
SUCCESSION OF LOUISA GOODENBERGER, DE-
cen.cd, vie Of Henry Weinun.
No. l8,G9o-Sccoud District Court Of New Orleans
Valuable improved Property in the Fourth District Auction
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SUCCESSION DE NiCIiO.
dc Ia E0uvelle- Orleans LAS FITXSIMMONS
No. 1921.
I'm yERTU dun writ de safsie ct yente a
IL moi adress hcnorable Deuxeme Cour do District de
la Nouvele rleans, dams pafae cdessus, e proceder
VENUREDi 20 setembre 1861, midi PEote dc la Clte
Commune, du Camp des Magasins
pubue adjudication de Ia proprete don't suit Ia
description, saVoiT:-
DEUX TERRAINS shines dams Premier Di:ic: de ce:te
vile dams e renferrne par les jacob, S0lis. Eato ct
Tais daagnGs par les Nos Six e! Sept dapres plan des8e
par Hedn SchGrbaun, apetcrs lie is dc mai 1854 depo
lie 49, lttpie de r. o. Stark. noae public en-
vile dts teTaiH chacuD 81 ed II ponces ct
gne- Soils 100 peds de profondelr eniFe
Zig pgfHlteies.
les hitisses araecaions qu sy
trourHnt.
Saisie dams rafflire ci-dessus.
COMMUNICATIONS moment de ladiud!catLon.
4. T. PARKER,
SEP Sheriff dG fArnisse dtlrEars.
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BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,

EL2C4Ot ) IL,
Aucttoueer-Ofice, "A Charities st.
SATURDAY, Oct. 5, 1861, at IL O'Clock NJ,
~ the Merchants AuCtionecra Exchange old
POstoce Royal by virtue and pursuance order
honorable Benudez Judge of the SecOud District
Court Of New Orleans GATED Aug 81 1851 the following de-
schcd Real Estate said To belong tie succession
public Nuc!tOI, Will he sold
l. a LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve.
thereon situated in the Faubour< Lafayette Fourth
District of tho city New Orleans in this Parish, in the square
S4id lot is desa by the No g. plan of said square,
dated June 1876 drawn by l. Snf and deposited in the Office
OF J. T. Coy Notary Pablo said lot is situated and forms
of the C0cr Of Josephine and Laurent Streets and
81 feet inches and 66hs OF inch front Joerhine
street between Laurent and Carroll by depth of 2O feet be-
parallel lines American said plan and
purchased by the said Henry Weiman from kasper Auch
by act passed before L. r. henuey Notary Public the 18th
OF May, 1851.
2. 4 LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and improve.
thereon Situated in said Fourth District aud
parish, and in said square, bounded by Laurent Carroll jose
phne d ST. Andrew streets and designated the aforesaid
plan by the No Il and measuring 80 feet front Laurent
street by depth Of 1876 feet inches between parallel lines
American measure purchased said Henry W. nln
from A. thliagh0n by before j. F. Gotey, Notary
Public on The eth Of May, 1859,
a8F-TERMS AND C0NDIT1ONS-Onc.lhir cash, aud the
halncc at l. p and years credit in bearing interest
fir the day sale the Of rer per till
maturity, aud if not then paid sd bel htcet At the
be secured by mortgage the 9pey The tuid ngs
said lots TO be kept insured for at least twobrs OF their value
until Of said notes. and the policy Of insurance 10 be
transferred the Of said mu0rs ad parties in interest
Acts Of sale before j. +. UOley Notary Public, the
pense 0F the purchasers, st2 IL - "a )
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D. riAISOH DIES CINQ PLAIEs, 7ss#
Al 2S%A
I'LL JEFFERSON CITY. a4s:sa-
CoEDuCrED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

The exercises Of thi, School will he resumed MONDAY,
Sept 2 1861. A small number bua,defs be
dneI Application 7honId be made possible, as the
number must he IIntled
For further information inquire the Sisters residence
aug In
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G.. FLEMING, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
y Gas Fixtures No Harris' Row (542 Magazine
near srket) viii attend faithfully and puncusy to a.
him Stores Dwellings, etc., fitted up care u
orders left In Box $40, Hees antes' Ezchsngd
:
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ID MeGUIGIN q co.,
SAL L NJ A K E R
No. 247 Julia street, New Basin
Awnings Tents TarpauiHs and Flags made at the shoes,
notice. 49,, o.,
srands MO ly
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SUCCESSION or YBTTE SAKE. wfa u sIsInN s0rIRus
kiN-No 1900 Second District Court of New Orleans
Clothing Household Furniture Gas Store Fixtures etc
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
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~ SPRING HILL INSTITUTE s.4|
VEIL NEAR MOBILE, ALA. Is.

This Tus.'t.fcn With full CORPS OF TEACHERS in every
department. 4lng re0cl aud e,mAuas spoken languages
viii opel. promptly oa The FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
The nuae has completed his arrangements for every
department. The worE viii 80 as usual.
TaJnls. unchanged,
Catalogue {. 'ba Office.
For full raf. -utcs, address
s49 IF REv. J. ]. NICHOLSON Mobile.
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ELLls q. g0SrlCS. FRANZ ". SEYMOUR
,5a, EUsT1CM Is SEYMOUR, III
Oh s''sss''s''o To- -
BREWSTER q EACHARIg,
G5 Front LIE sud IS Fulton opposite EIoa
bstween PeydTGs and GraVter street,.
&snUsaCtarccE en3 Doa2rR n STOVES End TIN y AEE;
Waoa5n!a and Real COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
4 WORKERS.
EusDootfuy attention Of commission and
coaGy merchants honekecpers aud hotel propretors
lGrte we'll ted Cooking, Paror, Office
Tin and Japenned Ware, Chatting Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
Pos Hecla urn3 Coffee freques Toilet Sets lamps lanterns
and Ill snCabls for Cooking Domestic pur
AL Of which will be sold lower than honss
IN tie city.
adapted the of Hotels Pantas which invite
particular attention.
Coal OiIsi Coal OiIsg
In quantities suit purchasers.
New York Kerosene Virginia, Paraine Carbon Oils
all warranted the lowest by tbs barrel gallon
large Of Lamps Globes, Burners Wicks, and
everything appertRinrg to the trade.
feNDPLGS' Elm E.......... PEDpLEss' haA Re
N 0 T O E
We have competed BLUE OFFICE the Iesse, foot
CONT street, CLERK will always be found in attend
receive Freight and ign Bills Lading the PaCdet
GOLDEN AGE and K. W. POWELL
This facility affords friends the opportunity of Bhippnr
DAILY Fort Adams and all intermediate points without IN
curing ii PXPaNSE Of rage ard extra dragage
p u ADAMS CO., Agentt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-17
The Presidents Proclamation.
Seventy five Thousand Militia ordered 0ut-An
Extra Session Of Congress Called.


Whereas, the laws of the United States
have for some time past, and now are, op'
,osed, and the execution thereof obsiruc-
led in the States of South Carolina, Geor
da Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louis
lana and Texas, 10y combinations too
IoSerfu to be suppressed 10y the ordina--
IS course of judicial proceedings, or by
the powers vested in the Marshals 10y
law:
Now, Therefore /, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
President of the United States, in virtue
d the power in me vested by the cOnsti-
tuition ard laws, have thought fit to call
orih the militia of the several states OF
the Union to the aggregate number OF
iWenty, fge thousand, in order to suppress
said combinations, and to cause the laws
70 be duly executed.
The details for this object will be imm5-
diately communicated TO the State au-
thorities through the War Department. |
appeal to all loyal citizens TO favor, iacil.
ate aud aid this effort to maintain the
honor, the integrity, and the existence OF
our national Union and the perpetulty OF
popular government, and dtoredress wrongs
long enough endured.
Ideep i prcper to say that the first scrUIcc
asgacd 10 the forces hercJy cal'cd forth wat
probably be 10 reposscSs the forts, places and
property vhich hare been seized. from tie CH'oa
and in every event the utmost care will
be Observed, consistently with the objects
Aforesaid to avoid any destruction of. OF
Interference with, property, or any d s.
turbance of peaceful citizens In any part
Ol The country and | hereby command
the persons composing the combinations
aforesaid to disperse and retire peaceably
| TO their respective abOdes within twenty
DAYS rom this date.
Deeming that the present condition ol
| public affairs present an extraordinary
occasion, do hereby. in virtue of the
power in me vested by the Constitution,
convene both Houses of Congress.
The Senators and Representatives arc
aherefore summoned TO assemble at then
chambers at twelve o'clock, noon, on
Thursday the fourth day of July next,
then and there TO consider and determine
such measures, as, in their wisdom, the
public safety and interest may may seem
10 demand.
In witness whereof have hereunto sci
my hand, aud caused the seal af the Uni
tsd States to be affixed.
Done al the city of Washington, this fit
teenth day Of April, l.; the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred ano
sixty.one, and of the independence o
the United States the eighty-6Ith.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WV. II. SEWARD. Secrtary Of State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-17

f.l7- See irhat hc Pcap1c, Press ana Fcalcrs say.
HENRY II. COsTAR,-All the summer l
have been troubled with Reaches and Mice, l
was snctually ashamed of The house, for the Roach
e, were everywhere, | purchased a b OK of your
Exterminator and tried it, and in one week there
was not Roach or Mouse in the house.
JoHN B. GWENs, No. % Elm street.
HOJSFKEEPERS troubled with vermin,
need be so no longer if they use "Costar's' Ex-
tcrminators. We have used it to our satisfaction,
and if box cost Sj ws would have it. We had
tried poisons, but they effected nothing; but
CosTAR's article knocks the breath out of Rats,
Mice and Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write
it 1t is in great demand all over the county,
Medina o. Gnzctte.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are dcstr' yed
annually in Grnnt county by vermin, than would
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect killor.-La''-
caster H'is.i Herold
HENRY X. COSTAR--Iour Exterminator If
received, used, and pronounced II decided sue
cess. We used o box oft, and the way the Rat:
and Mice around our premises "raiscd Ned that
Iuisht was a caution to socpers Since nota RAJ
or Mouse has been heard in garrett or cellar
Aagregor riosal Times.
IHAVE BEEN sELLING-Your Extermina
tor for the last year, and have found it sT'
slot every time. l have not known it to fail il
a single instance
GEO. RosE, Cardington, 0.
/ WE ARE SELLING-Your preparations rap
| idly, and wherever thoy have boen used, Rats
| Mice, Reaches, and Nermin disappear immedi
stGly ~ \, ,v,-,. NJ,