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E.roqa.anlaaae of fI.e Festireat
THE NIIsTICI1 I<REwE OF CoMUs,
CAT the TheaterJ

The Committee of Arrangements order to prevent conu
sion misunderstanding have adopted the following rules
l. Carriages will approach the Theater towards Cnroe
let and down company towards aronne street
thence the positions in the vicinity which will be assigned them
by the police.
The doors will be open at o'clock P close at 10
O'clock and remain closed during The production of the Tab
Leak
The Landing at the head of the will be kept free for
the passage of guests.
Gentlemen under no citcun will allowed 10 enter
the auditorium until tile ladies seated Committee CT
Reception will escort the ladies from seats OF through the
house
Guests will have their invitation without he cir
cuars which thenl ready to exhibit at the outer
door and will also be required exhibit them at the head of
the stairs.
As cards OF invitation are purely personal under no cir
csances will transfer be recognized either on the mart of
lady gentlemen
The Stockholders rooms appropriated reception and
toilet rooms for ladies only.
s. AT the close OF the Tableaux dancing will commence
9. The attention of all who attend the Festival fs
requested TO the above rules be tho duty of The Re-
ception Committee to rgidly enforce them
TO- The Reception Committee will be recognized bv THAR
badges t,to OIL
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ScaCefE Z. TnsyE0r.
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
I3 and Is Royal street,

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD VINE LIQUORS, ETC.
10 and Is Royal street,
Has now in store large supply Of the celebrated nR
BoUEY CHAMPAGNE Ia quarts pius also other brapd
viz: CHARLES HEIDSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEICK P4P
hEhTiEE and other brands Of inferior auslty T taran
large assortment Of the bost Old Sherries such a kMETr
LApO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON ara
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA n
direct porsttoa other Nacss Of owsr grade suo,rior
pd London Dry Dock Port and other Ports OF Iess grade
fhe celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-yiutage 1875 1zss
icOZ and lsa large supply always hand All grades Of
CLAhET ana WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WINS
KfS-Sco'ch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon aud Wheat whis
Eys SCofCtI ALE ard PORTER in pfnts and onars COR
DiA ETC. Ny usual assortment Of the WIN which
Will be sold reasonable other house in thu city
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR
Of 2ptf Nos Hand II F,n,a1.tr.
As to the above randies Sheres Madeiras Ports ard t
p"e am satisfied no house In the city produce AZ od
or better at the prices Any can have nxe NJ
each named wines If they prsnce better at the game n
or pay two prices If they cannot the Judges to be disined
parties the good with anything have for sale In
ratio 500
nl9 2ptf SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
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City Fossil Guard, District NO. A.

g. ..-- NV o,. SOC,
4 meeting of the CITY Fossil f1,ard nto,it NJ 49,
tbs eren;ne, a. ~ ;t - tl " ,I " y was leu
Company on Call one street. ~ ' : "
The meeting was called r, or5ar b tho s,.ot - r...,
Mavtin Psn Chniroa, I So ~, g u 'oSeFh A.
The Chairman said thai This ,oa.tno, ,r,. o, .,
purpose Of organizing a comr.nv in awe i ~, ,
which has been signed nv nn,oba If IL , s
ave Tia nndars;rrJ i5t - -, 90 = " to''"S'
| 40 year, of ace and o,ar a. bh,, ,s ' ~, e'pS'
volunteer corps for the defen<e or tbe " YIN "
the protection of The lives nronery J s anu
obey the such officers a, may be elected
1z and aIsot he - a. - ~ ~ cou''n"'u
reston or invasion, II s nrde, h "a ease o nSr
rninen pyr-to be Judged of by our o. mn
not be required to do dut, hsrond th ,p, "" snail
districts, and then only in obedience 70 the orders e
ror officers and in no case Shall We be reoureJ f. m 1922,
the city limits, except as volunteer corps and on IN
case, with the consent Of The commanding orc
On motion, the following officers were upanir,o,s1 ,.
to.wit N'Se'''
PHILo MITCHELL, Captain of the Comnspy
S. WooDALL, First Lsentenant
STEPHEN BOULLEMEr Second Tiap,e,en+
JOHN A. SOMERS Orderly Sergeant
CHAs. H. MOBILES, Second Sergeant.
ROBERT LITTLE, Third Ser eaut. y
~ :, = pIEn fourth Sergeant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

R%Experteuce teaches us THAI deIFcacy
prevents many enes from applying the alleviate
suffering and save e That objection ia obviaed in the case
Of Sir JarneE Clsrke's Female Pills. prepared the pre-
serpan Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
land and well known hp the only and safe remedy for
female and distractions any They car
besens in bottle containing pills. post free By enclosing 81
and aiZ postage stampBto sny agent.
General Agent Tor the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
n Y. j. WRIGHT Co. New OrlssRa Wholesale Agents
slc sois oV all respentable Druggista- fec 7nIgkw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

As The official proceedings Of the Louisiana
Cpnsentlon II English ana French, ii the 7th inst,
WIN u found "a our second and the proceed
d he stl and 9th VIII be seen by referring to
The page.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

Sealed PRopps As. The Commissioners Of the
Second Draining District to-day advertise for pro.
posals to complete the several works under their
charge. We refer those Interested to Tie adyer.
tisenlent appearing In another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12
Old and Fine Sherries.

Just received direct importation from Cadiz 30 quarter
Of as fine SHERRIES as can be hal in the market q
have in store 100 quarter casks of tic BEST OLD She's
RES in North America. HI
wish judges of sHERR1Es to call and SAMPLE a kn,w
can excel any other house IN the city.
call the attention Of consumers 10 thig Card ms a are n.
best SberrIes imported in America The last osr ,r,
twelve months ago 10 Cadiy.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR
Ia5U 2ptf 1sandIsp,raf ,tx,,4 ar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

- gorIEs or THE CRESCENT, containing the
official proceedings Of the Convention, can BE had
I 1t our counter, in wrappers for mailing.
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1Yee GREAT ElT,tn1j,,11f1,,. . : fI,c No.

HSee Great 4EEtSaliltatOa' Of tho saqe j!
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT
,-In-
COAL OIL LAMPS AND CHIMNEYs I!
THE VERY PERFECTION OF LIGHT
Without Smoke, odOr, Danger Of Breaking Chlmueys
IS PRODUCED BY
Hale's Patent Coal Oil TIamn.
(Which saves Is cent Of Oil, produces fourth
more light than any ether in ise) and
Humphreys Patent Mica Chimney,
(WHICH CANNOT BE BROKEN by any degree of hest3
FOR SALE ONLY AT THE
Sole Agency for the above
UNRIVALED LAMP AND CHIMNEY
For this Stale.
The attention of the public to cur unrvaed sssor
of
COAL OIL LAMPS,
which for variety elegance and completeness every respect
unsurpassed this continent and by far the largest
most complete in the SOUTHERN CoNFEDERACY, com.
prsng all the Newest Richest desirable styles Of
STAND, SUSPENSION, BRACKET AND SIDE LAMPS,
PARLoR LAMPS,
HALL LAMPS,
CHAMBER LAMPS,
KITCHEN LAMPS.
STORE LAMPS,
SALOON LAMPS
HOTEL LAMPS,
STEAMBOAT LAMPS
CHANDELIERS
CHIMSEYS,
WICKS, ETC. etc
And everything appertaiung to the Lamp OIL
For sale at
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
Presenting citizens strangers visiting the city rare
opportunity of securing those UNRIvALED ILLUMINAT-
oRs, prices which place within OF ALL Also
IN hand, full supply of all the best
Kerosene, Para ffne and Coal Oils,
Together with the
BEST SOUTHERN MADE PARAFFINE CANDLES /, |
Fer sale, wholesale aud retail, the lowest prices.
H. G. COVERT,
Successor to Aremon Hill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

Spirit-Intercourse-Do the spirits of our
deceased friends communicate! Satisfy yourselves while you
have an opportunity. JAMES v MANSFIELD, the dstin.
ghed Test Writing Medium who has satisfied 90 many of our
citizens Of the fact that spirits do communicates has by the ur
gent request Of those who have visited him. consented to re-
main short time longer at his Paros No. 1872 Canal street.
between nryades and RaInpart fell onpi#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

CosFRkaY LouIsrA NJ by order Of
6lyoar aptaia YOU vim assemble this day at D
o'clock fully prepared To participate id the inau-
guration Of the new flag Of Louisiana See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

sa- The Champion of the Worlds There
will be found at No 81 Canal street. of the ccle
bra'ed sLoAT ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES the on'y real
Southern soil made Machine in New Orleans.
jail 2plm&W NJ s. IrEDRICK Arcut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

q "a CARD, W m another column viii be found q
card signed By the surviving passengers Of the III
fated steamer charmer, giving expression Of their
high apr aeiation Of the noble and intrepid con-
dtct of tha pilot Mr. Charles Yates and the praise
worthy efforts of Capt Holmes and III. scYey, The
cierk ~ e boat to preserve tho lives If the pas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hhe paEsers of the steamships Galveston,
Arizsna md Tennessee have our thanks for fayors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

LOUISIANA STATE TRoers, FIRsT DIvtsIos.--A
notice appearing in another column advises ron TO
appear bis morning on Lafayette Square, at 9A
O'clock join in the celebration Of the raising Of
the fag tlle free and Independent State Of Loui-
sian d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

Z REwARD.--A suitable reward is offered for the
Of pointer dog, either lost advertise
ment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

ne Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 aer street. New Or
leans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

t3ie sfsz4A iaong The many important discoveries
ase be ranSei the discovery Of
te beauties all The 81 No eau, lie
man economy ard benefit
AZ qqesia. apply ii il practical
~ eir columns will demon
ana apIs ~ a,l roydras streets
Ne feis1f desired gaanitty 81 elts beauttfnl
adapted e sa burning of all the varied qualities AZ
Then 'oe y may y HOW e consult economy and mn
ciaseFa e 4 may be 10 The advertise
M money b purchasing one d more o
tAess n lamps. al sgets lot d
ua Az e lamps now for sals q H.
eostar of ksaronasIef ana ~ I5as e.resis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

M AsHISssToS AETfLLERY. Members viii take no.
tice that in obedience to brigade orders, they will
assemble this day, at their armory, at o'clock
~, precisely for the purpose Of assisting in the
ceremonies incident to the inauguration Of the
State dag of Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

FIi;sr BBiaA FlasT DIVISION LOUISIANA
8iILITI fou are elsewhere notified to ap-
pear On Lafay Square at o'clock this morn
ing 70 assist in the ceremonies Of raising the nag
Of Louis lana, as adopted by the State Convention.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC!

AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL OIL basely adulterated with
Camphene other fluids Of similar nature rod in this
city PURE COAL OIL the only
geyous being entirely devoid exceences PURE
COAL OIL, calculated bring Coal Oil into disrepue
DUTY TO THE PUBLIC well protection OWE
compels canton all persons against throwing
away their money and endangerBg their lives by
GENUINE COAL OIL ONLY can be obtained at No
CHARITIES STREET. fell gp'f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

GoA1selIb AeHScS II b ~ Tsarew, Secretary
and as u tqssFs sols sat sajd e1In,apy
e es Ihe Aayssis III WI iare. having
been A NOR thau any oief and ieS who hago tested Ii
Know ssys M snprioF Qualities Of the genuine coal
thl fseelsd here gomez aanufsctoT
y car new AHays ohtajned5 MOI Ghaftres strss 81 III
tle scarcity pf tho article Mr. Covert viii ffon,
tins hsgesbed ~ pnbis win the pare5t
A As aoaeSt gessitie price Hi end rsll
kn9Ea sptrHg Hord afoient guarantee tl,ai t M
taEs With h1 viii bs probably aot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

eRERIr s LII. sfrfag Goods, The particular
seqiisn e called e the large credit sale
d'ss dte plgae, ss
81 IFS dry 10 otal5k az tie salesroons Il
81 md Al Old see sfeef germs. orer
SsQ3 90 days credit
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sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
Notice EEEra.

am nov prepared to fill all orders for superior COTTON
on more favorable terms than when engaged with H. Fass.
man Co. and with the prornptituie as heretofore
F. BELCHER, Agent
jag 2aln or J. A. Haggery Co, 81 Poylras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

Sc flze special notice of Edwards
Hesaassns Hs pfofpses ssiIf ecei iiipse
oscsso ana may possibly exageerate he
eng ss d sot sSaes know cure could be e.
eepes iaak . advertisement. and doubtless Masd
sas vii aaspaa he II
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j. III. Ba'aseEaasa9s,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS,
Has for sale on consignment

HAS for sale, on consignment
o FaFoS Printed Linen Cambria at 30 cents per yard worth
5le.nts
soO pieces Family Linen, at sc 50 per piece, worth So
oo pieces IA Mosquito Netting IS per yard worth
50 cents.
o eozn Linen Shirt Fronts at So 90 per dosen worth &C.
0o dozen Ladies' Tape Bordered Linen Handkerchief at ST.
worth 81 80.
20 Dozen Ladies' Henmed Tape Bordered Linn Handker
chiefs, at 81 50, worth s. %
o dozen Gents Tape Bordere1 Linen Handkerchefs at 81
worth s. 90.
2O dozen Gents Extra Fine Tape Bordered Linen oDdl
chiefs at So, worth SIS.
zSo pieces Fine Plaid Nainook at 50 piece worth So TO-
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Tine FEsTIE AL oF TIE 4 STIsTIeE KREwH. THE
attention 1T thu invited guests Of Comus is speci
ally direGtedto the advertised warnings Of the
managers. The lucky holders Of Invitations from
Gonnps must be up to time and prepared for the
L eguations ertised IS above limited, nanother
column.
From all We are able to conjecture, the scene at
Tho Eariafies theater will be The scene Of Mard
gEas night not only hy THAT the Krewe viii offer,
hut BIZ tbs crowd and splendor of the. invited
guests 81 tlle KreEe. The Krewe will, as usual,
take round through the principal streets be-
fore entering the Varieties theater. Where they
viii start from is uncertain; but we have asa
tanned fs VII think from all NE have been able "
Learnt that their line of march, after they appear
in public, will be as follows
From WhereYer they appear on Camp street to
Julia out Julia to st. Charles; down st. Charles
and St. Louis down st. Lonis TO Charities;
np Chartres to Canal j; ont Canal to Carondelet
up asoaaeast To Common, and from Comn1sn to
the t1sates cordlng " Wfioheyer route they
may choose t0 take.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

'VesO Coot OIL and lamp Store,
CORNER CAROEDELET AND PoYDRAs SITS
Save your Money and buy of
WELLS BEAUTIFUL KEROSENE LAMPS ~
Ra5~ Go and see his NEW STYLES. fe2 ootf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

S 0srFsIcy an. 10uTs Al or rfEEs1
No III W TIT srI o III d II LOUISIANA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

AnInuR II nj EMIT CONVENTION.
hcepraing 70 4 resolution adopted some days
sisicas The sntioH now in session at the City
Hat, Will adjourn this afternoon at o'clock,
unless The resolve in question is rescinded. The
adjournment will be to the 9Th Of March.
We understand A motion viii be made today
rsseind Till resolution Of adjournment. That il
shpusa carry, or that the recess should comprise
j brieler period, appears clear to US. In these
arouhIons times, the paramount authority of the
common ssealth should always be on hand, or
within Striking distance. seems to us. that 81
recess natil the asd 81 27th of February would be
amply sum snt, and We respectfully throw out
+ Che suggestion.
Indeed, our Convention may, in very few
lays, receive important official intelligence from
Mont onaery intellig ence Of such q character as
NiII judicicus consideration as well as
nrompt md determined action. Hence. the ne
cessity that the adjournment should be brief
Then, again, attempts mag be made to blockade
ilie port. we do not believe this win be done
hut should our Abolition enemies venture upon
sach % axtreme measure. the greater the neces-
aity III slls presence of The Convention.
Tor thaae reasons, not to mention others that
! will raa aily suggest themselves to the members
Of tho Convention, ne hope no protracted adj
tournament viii DO INDUCED ID.
\ #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12
Special Notice

10 TIE
PATRONS OF EDWARDS RESTAURANT.
respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he will keep his Restaurant No Union street
open during the whole of
NARDI-G RAs NIGHT
And every decacy the season will he nrovidd for ,;
cmmndaton. r,,o,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-12

The attention Of the public is invited to cur unrsva'ed
assortment Of
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Emporium cfAtght.

CHARITIES STREET. ,.....,."...G
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y. .. NrxoN, r:,iator ana Proprietor.
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In order to reduce stock much possible before the
close of the season, now Offering
OUR NTTRE SToCK
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-15
Last NIGHTS Report.

LATER.-April l4th 10 o'clock. P. NJ. The
immediate cause of Major Anderson's capitua-
tiOn, was that the Barracks of the officers and
men We're destroyed; his soldiers completely
prostrated with fatigue, and no probability of his
being reinforced by the fleet. Four of Major
AndersOn's men were wOunded-One supposed
mortally. The cause af the fire in the Fort re-
suited from hot shot thrown in from Fort Moul-
trie.
Major Anderson ceased firing at o'clock, and
vacated the Fort this morning. He and his men
will be put on board ofone ofthe United States
War vessels, and viii be permitted to return to
the Federal Government
Fort Sumter has been badly used up, breach
es having been made atseveral points, and 9th
erwise badly battered.
A dispatch from Washington. dated April ii,
states that the President has issued orders for
calling out and equipping $4,000 troops
The War Department were busy in sending in
structiOns to the Governors of the different
States.
The President will Tomorrow, Monday, issue
a Message calling an extra session of Congress,
to convene on the 4th day Of July next.
A dispatch dated Chicago, H., April II, says
that Governor Yates will Immediately convene
an extra session of the Legislature to take meas
ures to organize the military, and furnish her
quota of men and money for the War.
A dispatch from Colcmhus, dated Apr! l4th,
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-15

says that Adjutant- General Cardngton has is-
sued orders 10 put into effect the Militia Bill
Just passed by the Legislature of Ohio and that
measures viii be Immediately taken to enroll
and drill $4,000 men, to be held as reserve force
to be called ON when needed
A later dispatch from Charleston says that
Major Anderson and his men embarked for New
York on board the steamer Isabella
A dispatch from Harrisburg states that Gov
ernor Curtin says that Pennsylvania will furn-
ish 100000 men if necessary, tor the War. He
has started for Washington.
A dispatch from Charleston states that Jasper
correspondent of the New York Times was
arrested there as a spy, and was ordered to leave
the State.
The Presidents proclamation calls upon all
loyal citizens TO aid in executing the laws; com
mands all rcbelliOus organizations and cOmbina-
lions Ia dispense within twenty days. says that
the first service required of the forces to be
raised, viii be to re-possess all forts and other
property seized by the rebels belonging to the
general Government and that care will be taken
consistent with the object in view, to protect
the property fail loyal citizens in the disaffe,t
ed States.
A Washington dispatch says apprehensions
are entertained by the Government that the Sc
cessionists in Maryland win attack fort in that
State, and that measurcs are being taken to
protect it.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-15
Monday Morning, April15, 1861.

Below the latest have received from the
War AS will be seen, Major Anderson has captuaed and
ded tohe rebels From the details given of the attack Fort
SUMTER do that he could do otherwise but of that the
reader able judge variety of other interesting
will also be found below:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18

little State Central Committee
have called a Democratic State Con-
vcntion to assemble at indianapolis on
the Sth of January next. TO take into
Consideration the condition Of the
country, and adopt such measures in
regard to the nomination Of candidates
for State officers. to he elected IN Oc-
tober next, as may be deemed advisa-
ble. The committee cordially invite
all citizens Of Indiana to participate
in the election OF delegates 10 the Con
vention. and to take part in its pro
ceedings. who are opposed to the po-
litical policy Of the present admins
tration-all who are IN favor Of the
re establishment Of the Union as il
was and the supremacy Of the Consti-
tuition as made by the fathers Of the
Republic The call. it will be seen,
lis very broad one, and we hope the
convention may be productive Of good
By npholding and concentrating The
conservative elements Of the country
and encouraging our brave volunteers
who have gone forth TO battle tor tho
CONSTITUTION and the Union, and by
administering such rcbuke 70 disun
ionists-be they abolifionists, scccs
sionists, or their sympathizers-as vii
lcausc them to abandon the evil q thei
ways. and become loyal citizens. w
are Of the opinion, however, that th'
nomination of candidates had bette
be postponed to later period.
1 Under the apportionment OF tn
committec Dubois county is entitled Y
six delegates, and some arrangcmen
should be entered into to insure he
representation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-12-18
Ayers Catllartic Pills,
Ena AL TIE puspasEs oFifiaI.Y FAYs.c,

arc 80 ctn,frscl fla. dsr.sr wl'liin 'lc .src N
their auiun cn rarely Withstand wv Ns, ilen.
Their penetrating properties s'sfcs. sud ti,~is'.
and in,iEngafe tsrfy portion ~ Viz nGh.aA cs''st-
ism. correcting 10 diScasea ". ami fcsinfi'i.
its hsntl.y y'. ..sics. AZ rrisfafi'rrc ~ tArss
properties, tic iasxiie whn IL tnwcd down Win
naiii N phy,i.al debility IL asois'scd y iini. hs
hcA.th or cfrrsy restored by r4nAeAy az UAse -
simple and inviting.
Not only N thcs cure the c,eFv-''ry cnnNflfn'-
* every body M; also many rns!th-r an.
dangerous risea e.. Tie agent below nincd is
pleased g. Mftish giatis ~ AiAcrifan Almanac.
cantanirg refishcdies " tlor tairS ana aIlfcrioEs
for their use in thr following complaints tDSfi't-
ncss Hea,t5'rh. Hnir,iche uis.'H ffcn d',orse,sn
Sfoniac.. Nasnca. fnaiees.s0n. Pam ihmd -hcihss
y,arfln ~ tho Bo,rcs, lyafnencu, Loss cf iTpo-
tie, .Jf,usdicc, and Other kindred complaints.
arising from low state Of the body or distraction
% its functions They are an excellent nterau'e
fny tho reunsa,inn of the blood and the rcstora-
ton o. tone and strength TO the system deblhiaied
by disease.