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Dol SON BANS SHED.

DOISO b ANS HE'D.
Corrosive Sublimate no more
Is used, the Bed Bugs to destroy;
The whole world goes TO Souvenirs store,
This Powder now We all employ.
It's poisonless to mortal man,
But kills all Insects sure as fate,
And no impostor ever can
This powder truly initiate.
Depot for SCHWERIN'S- MANIPULATING
WpER, for destruction of Cockroaches, Bed
Bugs, musquitoes, Fleas, Ants, Flies, Moths, Jar
den Insects do also, Pills for destruction of ats
phia.
For sale IN Washington, ID. c., by DANIEL b.
-Four and-a half street. Many worthless imita
tons are advertised; be cautious Remember 10
ask for Schverin's AnnihllatIng Powder.
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IAECULrlvArloN OF TASTE IN DRESS FayoR.
80 ~ soNE OF THE FEMALE VIRruEs-Lay
ssa, VIC man who, long, before the birth of
Pnrenology wrote a clever book on physiognomy.
Sv0 good opinion Of persons who are fond Of
aressslng wei; and throws something more than
parel. He SAYS: - '1'i' aP-
Dung woman who neglect their toilet, ind,
eais IN toiS very particular disregard of order:
S1enCIeacy OF Taste, and the qualities which i'm,
not deslre TO please In obvious matter of dress
81 ), 9e sun, and probably shrew, at twenty
amen 50 mucn Is written about the sin and
uahger OF dress. Ii is pleasant to sea sensible
record, now and then, on the other side.
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II ENNIsH'S HYDRAULIC MOTOR.

IN FOR STATIONARY POWER,
Is new and wonderful adaptation of II ydraulIc
PRESSURE as applied to mechanics, and has, so far
as II has become Known, been received with IN
bounded encomiuns. .-- ..-..
Silent hut powerful in Its operat ion-economical
In us orlg1a cost, occupation of space, and con-
and attention indispensable to steam or calorio
poger-the only requisite being a small supply and
sutfcIent head of flowing water and the estima-
ted reduction of its power for friction Is only three
per cent.
The result of thirty yeers study and practical ex
pertinent, the Inventor "a HYDRAULIC EngineerD
claims for it-Ony what every practical mau readi-
~ concedes-a vast superiority over every other
adaptation of hydraulic power hitherto invented,
me greatest possible economy Of water-eolid sim
ploiry Of conttructIOnfaoity of adaptation to any
kind of machinery-and, more than all, its cheap
ness.
The undersigned having been appointed sole "a emit
for the inventor for all the WeSters and Southern
States, VlTg mia excepted respectfully invites sn
inspection, by al who feel Interested of working
model az Browns Hotel, batween the hours OF and
p. m. every afternoon.
County and State Rights, rs well as single en-
sines OF any required power, oan be purchased of
IT. BARNARD, Agent.
. No. 1 Todd's Building, adjoining
ma Ib-eOdlm Browns Hotel,
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TRAVEL NoRrHwARp.--Ne,rA, Arrangement, IN,
Cotored SreantS.-The Savannah Republican
says; We are pleased 70 be able to announce. on
sooo autno,ity, That the embarrassments which
attend travellers from the South, accompanied by
Soe.r eoIored servants, are to be removed. We
nave heretofore alluded TO the the vast ANNOYANCE
70 which Southerners are subject In railroad cars
peg.nnlng al Richmond and rigidly inflicted at
Baltimore. II Is all right and nroner hnt "a tbs
ANNOYANCE 10 not less grievous, and 1t could, at
any nme, De removed by system of passports
c'ssd oy tbs superintendent Of the road at the
system has been adopted II is arranged bstwasn
the various railroad companies that convention.
Al passport from railroad supeTfntendents al nts
OF dePartnre-Savannah and Charleston for In.
s1nce-shall pass the colored servant, and tbns
relieve the master from the necessity of identifvs
ing himself at every relay, which, in MANY in.
stances is quite impossible many "a"
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Oh ne ,9p,,et31Ln
1ks 80 R.it,nos.I ,

1ss East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her sea- on the cork.
NFPrice 81 per bottle SIX bottles for SS
Wholesale Agenf. r. =. r. CIssEL. Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trlct, and will supp the trade 81 my prIoes.
n
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DIR. ]. RoYFE nons,

IMPERTAL GIN BTTTERs,
For Diseases of the Kidneys q. V adder asd UrnarF
Organs, and especially for Femsle Distinctions
fiction.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD a CO.,
fropnetors, - William St, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ,
Je71yr Agent, WASHINGTON. ID. e..
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Ma. sScaE Z "A. AN iI. rsENcg gteWERs
js'-ss $40. between oh and 10Th SITS.
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MEDICINES.

M. yOuRsr0N,
u BALrfmosE
Has Dsseerssf fAs eesi csrfas.. SPEEDY, er6 s-sy
Efsefsai Rsrs,Sy N rae Void
FOR ALL DISEASES OF InPKUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELfcxcY PEEVENT
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CUBE WARRANTED, ON NO cHxkos.
IN from ONE TO TWo DAYS.
v..n. a ss. s..s, ssss..r.. xs.su... .fa. us..ys
ssa Bladder, n,slssry D.sssrf., I@estsns,, esrsrs
4;si es, sg., &C..
Dom essssssss, q ss E.se Tsrsss.
:: T. sss 49, . =: l ss% s; s
g p..ss q. p..; 1880 =, ~ "a
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snsinsy crave hsssssS, sfYSssf si<s q De
.,.s s.... .sS ss'.,.s. sssr.,.. s...
ysksd % ssssssy De Hvias tyre, ssI ~s M ssss-
nAlAIEp rkasons. - YssAs nsa contemplating 49,
Alderman, az srs.diiy esrsd
=. .hs Place. S.n..Rsadst o. ear. Of o, J. -sy r.ar
sysn his sk;ll a. physieisR.
a.. ofrlck Ne rnIoEnac1srnEN
tss essnsr "a. sst :. ssssrv. aans ssd ssssI hsasr
sssssn :f.s. n.y. csss' .'sS. s'.s..ss
ssd rrs..r P.ri lie .p.st 70 n. s...
Ps.s Of Leassn Para Phaaspha and sl...Asrs has
Sss.a; many ssssl.s via Tssas N O.. S..s sSs O..
When sslssPi great bsar Elarnsa sSsdsA
ssss siss s.nSs.m.as q ma ..s. sss.s iSs.ss,
sAIE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ss .Ss s.s. ses s.s. s.r.s
ssinsd sen s.t se1Psssn, or a. ssboo. "a. ss'ea 81
renders nsrr.gs mpes.isl, Aaa dsstrsys ssh mind sss
sssS &c :.i .,..,s., .s.s. ss....
cary s.ss q yssA ss w.sse.s = n. sse. .se
Psy. P.lp.tsn q The Rsar DypsPss. Nsr.sV. ls.sin
~ D.r.ns Of DIG .st's Fsassa ssasrsl D.sE,
mESTkLL T-TS. f.srisl .s.ss.u a. ~ss.s. -.s,.
sfspirN, Foreedafs h,.roa sI srssty sr,.s
1--we q seitsds rzseiys 81 ne s,s PIE.
NERVOUS DrslLiYY.-rs..s.sess .s .,sdf. vs.,
he s.s.. sfthsr declining h..Eh is'at ts.is 's..
sppsaIases sbos ina eyes, eosfh pss.
DIskAsks or IMPRUDEsCE
=. has irusibsd o. coed. q ts painful d.a.
s.pp.n, Ss az III sens. o.hss e. s[s.d e d,,.'.y
tsspsesbiity can sons e,frisnd hin Ne l. ,nt. a.
q .rss ssS 10 s'G p.sss S :
nene shss mouth OF q, o'E 80 ne 's,,, Zee CSC - %.
M. gslas dsaPPonsm.ot; ~ a..ST
rss. sss s e: y 3. "rs &
.ss pro- .s irshtfsl r.Pds, tll e..th ss.'
sesvsrsd eesnry SesS.s ne s..l.r r.srru,
pR yoHEsoNg sEMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKHsss
~ th great and rssdy vsstb,s .gr,-.
s specify esr.d sns f.n ,f.f Is'.sr.d rh,s,suas 10.
an r.dsnsnl, Marriage. Physics. s.ns, D'.Y.,B
frsnblas sed w..hnss OF Eshsssusa sfAs -s-s fssr's
tind speedily cared.
YnE MANY rBousAFDs ssrsd stth's instisas. visl-
=; l..s .a'.ss y..n ssa q. TsS.sss' %Psros'
sportsr 81 the pePsr and many shsr hstess ..
.s.:h n.,. ssR.s.d ,I.1 and srss s..,. d. P.ss
stty, 10 sssesnt rssrsntss % ne ssisSsd ian NV
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
HI n, MIS-, GQTS

IL MRS. COIS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTTON.
IL is vol known that in the Spring people are
more apt 20 contract disease than 81 any other
period; and u IL equally well-known that the way
TO ward of diseese is TO keep the blood pure, for
AL the NJ that flesh lie heir 70, arise from lmpuri
~ OF the blood, the main sprng Of our existeDce.
il "a, therefore, important 60 al that the system
should be thOrOushr cleensed and purified. and
this can be done in the most eectDal way by usInf
MRS M; CQXS INDIAN ThGETABLE DE-
COTTON, The best remedy discovered for the cure
nsm. Nervous Debility, fevers Of different kinds,
DyspePsy, Liver Compliant, and al other disease.
the most remsr ksble cares, as can be shown By
numerous certificates from persons of the his hest
respectful lllty, and te recommended By al who
have used IL 90 the mort invaluable remedial agent
Of the day.
IL IL ls sold by ell the Druggists of Baltimore.
and et the residence Of the proprietor.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
rRIEsEmAR. 4, a., as,

Protected by Royal Leftrs Pets.f ef Essls~x, $40
sscxysd by tia Seals az fks Ecols de- Pka-WaSss d
Pe-ts, aSd tia ImrrsaI Collage Q Msdsesss,
Ffsnsa.
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion, spermstor-
rhra, and al ply siosl disabilities.
diseases that nave been hitherto treated BY the
seems and pernioious use Of copavia and oubebs.
meroury, thereby lnsuring 20 the sufferer speedy
rellef, dsRersins oil impurities, and roofing out the
TRfESEMAR,Nos, q and z,are prepared in the
form Of o lozenEe, devoid Of taste and smell, and
cases, and divldsd INTO separate doses, sdminis
tered b. vslpees, baHemsnd, Roux, Record. 90,
and IN 90 cases, whereby there is saying Of II.
70 be bad. wholesale and retail, Of pr. BARROW,
street New YORK. fmmedisteiy on receiving q re
mittsnce, DR.; Barrow viii forward the Trieeemsr
20 any part Of the world, securely packed, and cd
dressed according 20 the instructions Of the Yrif-r
Sold Alag b 8. CALVERT FORD, Jrz Vel
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Every person entitled to the rig hit of
TO any of the lands within the townships and parts OF
townshps above enumerated is required TO establish
ceiver OF the proper land sfce, aad make parne nf
hsr9oTs as soon as after seefag kis no
ment Of the pubic ssle OF the lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
los. 8. WILSON. :
r..4 Commissioners ofthe General Land Once.
NoTE.[Under the regulations of the department.
as heretofere and now existing, no payment can be
maze Tor Advertising proclsmations except TO such
publsners as ara specially 70 pnbish by
the Commlssioner ofthe General Land Office.
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OAuTIQN .-QuscEs ;-thsir Books, Cordials,
Bucha, Hospitals, fnstrume4ts or RlRss-<hur
them fl, and III disposed 20 profit br ny exDerepss.
sPERGAToRRHEk;-ITs CURE.
dcuce. your frispS. former snisssr, merely sspsr
soriblnf Bog fSs, chsrisstevn. Mas
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MAY 10Th. 1860.
OPE MING
OF THE
SEA ON.
MoDONNELL'S
CATAwBA GINGER WINE.
Our Grooers and Citizens
will please
Bear In Mind
- that
The Season for this
MOST HEALTHFUL
AND
PURE BEVERAGE
Is Now Open.
The Agent in Baltimore
Has Received
A Large stock
And will be happy to receive the orders
Of his 60, p.
Washington Friends.
Qualify Guaranteed Strictly Pare.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
General Agent,
ma lo-T.T,ds-tr Raltimore
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nR. j. BOvEE DOD's
IL IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,

nR. J. BOvEE DOD's
IL IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,
Are now being used from Name 90 the 6 1eat salt
Lake, an the universal verdict of all who use
them either nsdteins a. q beUsrage. ~ that
they unsut passed in the world tbr. DOds used
them successfully in hls practice for Is years before
we purchased of him the cole lght 90 msnufacture
and present them for sale 20 the public. For the
cure OF lncpIent Consumption, Indigestion. Dye
pepsa, Piles, Nervous niseai es. Female Com
plants, and ali cases ulrlnt tonic, they are be
yond doubt most Invaluable REV. edy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are a pure, whole
some and delghuul Beverage, producing al the
pleasant exhilerstng effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results Yet oil friends OF
humanity and AL edvooates Of temperance assist
US IN substituting these valuable Vegetable BltteTs
for the mineral p0fSoas and adpgfernfed LigEOTs
with which the country ia flooded. and thereby Ell
from the land.
Projectors, = w ullarn street, New York.
J. SChWAhZE. Agent,
washington. ID. G..
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IL The u. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office corner Of Sixth street and PennsJ ivania ay
enue, to the following points:
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlantis,
Chattsnooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE Va
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS. ..e.
" 0mnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
oifics at 8. IN. and p. m. -
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma 2S-tr Corner Sixth ut. and Pa. av.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ORLEANS y =
I'M TERDE DAYS
WIFE TIE ssss .ssses 3
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.


- &c
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIZ.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
= TO LYNCHBUR6:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East 1ennssses and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
NashvsXe and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
b Mississippi Central,
+. ~, - Netc Orleans and jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS! es..s
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Raj, thence by First olsss Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
MONTGOMERY By Rail, thence 70 Mobile by First
! class Packets, Mobile to New Orleans BY
+ Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at a. m. and p. m.
The Steamer G GORGE PAGE leave. her wharf
foot of Seventh street at 81 .; m and 81 p m. and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest
Ofioe-Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Sixth st.
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assssr sfsss keysl cel.ss essrfs.s. hsess. g.ss.s
rsn 81 The sminsni Colo uanse estss
sad the greater part Of vhess life has been spsa
Pnxls 81 Looden, Pars. Phila and ssvhsFs
fsetsd q The asisnshnf that
kecvn; many uosblsd Win rafinr I hsse sRd
When sslsspi great asr.essas bsisr Earosd spddss
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q FRESH ARRIVAL.

1S FRESH ARRIVAL.
III PlE GiksiH E sSs Lisie Thread CHINE
10 pieces Grey poll be LAUDE,
~ GREY GOODS for suites, various stJ les
IS places LA WINS ct l2L cents,
yRGANpY and JhC3NET MUsLINs,
:. GRAPE BERAGE,
WARETZ and TAMARTINE,
50 LAWN ROBES, some very handsome,
sERAGE and GRhNADINE ROBES,
Black French Lace and Pusher MANTLES and
POINTS, received, and for sale at vary reas Ona
prices. by
ma 25-u TAYLOR g. HUTCHINSON.
, 1860-12-15

There seems no longer room for doubt
that the Old Pub ic Functionary llas re-
fused fatty to respond to the call Of the
officer in charge Of Fort Moultrie for men
and ammunition to guard the property Of
the Cnited States against probable attacks
By tue Charleston mob. It is even reported
that Gen. Cass contcmplatcs resigning, in
consequence Of the trai:orous policy Of the
Administration in this regard. We have
word for old 3lr. Buchanun's private car.
If For. 1toultric falls into the hands Of the
rutsia.s who arc now plotting disuniop,
and if the disaster is traced to his door, he
will be held responsible for the crime Of
T-eason-one Of the definitions Of which,
In the Constitution, is "adhc1ing TO the
"cncmics Of the United States, and giving
'them MD and comfort" 1t will be new
excitement, decidedly, putting an cx-Prcsi-
dent on trial for treason; but the prisoner
may rest assured that hi; last end, in case
OF conviction, will b: moro universally ap-
pl7alei thac any other cycnt in his career:
,Tcanwlliic, le: not ME. Bucllanan's con-
fcdcratcs in South Carolina fancy that the
capture Of the forts is step in the right
direction move calculated 10 lead the
way 10 the political millennium. twill
be only the beginning Of sorrows. If it
costs them but thousands Of dollars to take
Fort aIoultrlc, it will cost them millions to
hold il t~,
, 1860-12-15

a new cause for strife in the new Confede-
racy-only add new element Of bitterness
to the irrcprcssiblc conflict.
Again, the sugar interest Of Louisiana is
now protected by duty upon the foreign
article. The planters Of that State receive,
in effect, bonus Of $500 on every $1,000
worth Of sugar which they send to market.
If Louisiana goes into the New Confedera-
cy, she will not consent TO give up this ad-
vantage; and she will resist 1t the more
because the free States would at once ad-
nit foreign sugar, duty free, it not actually
discriminate against the Louisiana article.
In either event she would lose her best Gus
toner. Any attempt to abolish or reduce
the tariff on sugar by the New Confedera-
cy, would cause Louisiana to unite with
the border sluyc States in favor Of grand
protective system. Likewise, the interests ol
Louisiana would demand the freedom OF
tho Mississippi 10 the commerce OF the
Northern Confcdcracy. New Orleans
would fall rapidly into decay if this source
Of her commercial prosperity were cut of;
and that city controls the policy Of the
State. Here arc clements Of discord-thc
seeds Of IN irrepressible contlict-that
would soon bring forth their appropriate
fruit.
Sooner or Inter these facts must impress
themselves upon the Southern mind Ii
tlclibcration is permitted, secession Will
not occur, unless South Carolina prove an
exception. If the South goes Off prccipi-
lately, experience viii lead to repentance
and restoration. At all events the people
Of tile free States have but one policy to
pursue; that is to stand where they have
always stood, upon the Constitution and
the lnws-conccdins whatsoever these de-
mand and nothing ncrc, and demanding
all that they arc justly entitled to under
them. Beside the incfable meanness and
pol.rooncry of making concessions IN the
face of threat, no permanent peace could
be secured by granting them. Slavery, to
maintain its foothold in this country and
under our civilization, must be constantly
aggressive. The moment it submits 10
what the Constitution and enlightened
laws alone grant il, that mox;cnt dates It's
decline and final overthrow.
, 1860-12-15
The Case Of tho Illinois Sheriff at New
Orleans.
L..


DRorrED LIKE 4 uoT poTATo.-A we'll
known and respectable produce merchant Of
this city was, last Monday evening, arrested
upon requ!sition from the Governor Of Iii
nois. and Tue warrant Of the Governor OF Loui-
siana, and taken AWAY that same evening. lie
surrendered SO quietly, md said SO little be-
fore leaving, that Ills friends had no idea Of lis
arrest. Alter he left, in custody Of the Illinois
DEPUTY Sheriff, the facts became known TO 4
certain extent, and there vas much talk and
excitement about town
Friends Of the abducted merchant, not en-
tircly understanding the business, requested
us ailii tile other reporters not to make any
publication till the whole thing should be
known. VIC cons eutcd, not so much in i spirit
OF accommodation, as from a desire to report
knowingly, if we did report anything, and be-
cause VIC lad no certified facts u to tho why
or wherefore Of this extraordinary proceeding;
ill owing to the silence Of the merchant him
~. =
, 1860-12-15

COMING, TO IT.

One Of the speakers ut the recent Phila~
.lc!phia Union meeting is reported to hare
said:
lie spoke plainly. If any sentiments have
been proclaimed ly any portion Of the coun~
;ry aSgaiust tho other, they must be relinquish~
cd. We must restore public sentiment to the
s'ld stand point, and the misplaced appeals
irnm our pulpits, lecture-rooms, and presses,
and against section Of our common country,
must bc frowncd upon. Tremendous ap-
,,lause1 II has been these violent appeals that
have mainly brought about this sad state Of
affairs. We must preserve the Union at all
hazards. Wc will do well to rcpel this ofIlcious
intertncdling Of our neighbors. So long rs our
social institutions do not conflict with the
principles Of the Federal compact, none mny
Justly interfere with or rightcous]y denounec
them.
Coming to that is it, ch? You Demo
cratic Cnion-Savcrs try it on If you dare--
your plan for curbing free speech here in
the North! We shall see what will
come Of your cndcavor to stop mems
mouths for saying that the selling and bug
ing Of human beings is wrong! Try it,
Try it, and sec if that is not game that TWO
can play at!
, 1860-12-15
Constipation, or Costs 5euesy.

No oEc Of tic nacy III trsh u hair to" Is rrera.
lent. 10 little understood. n. 50 mNeh neglected
costlveness- 0trn originating tn ear~ie ,sar-> sed
snEssy habits; 1t Is regarded slight los.er IT too
little consequence To excite anxiety. vail. IN reaty Il
Is the pEccurr Alll cotnpaEioa Of many Of the ose
fatal an dangerous d.eAses. and uns carly fHa4ica-
ted It will hrtug the +uff to al ,Etuety grave.
Among the lighter crt:> at +h!tt e.s:iycus*- Is tia
usual attendant a:c lIesdAcAe, Ce.tc. l;hcuuat.am
Foul Breath. Fses atd nthr7s Of s.xe nature. whlp
long train OF fr!:htnl diseases aurh Malignant Fs
rex Abrrssr4. py~rntcsy iiarrt.nn. Dy-per-!a Apn
ptexy. Eg!lsr~y Paralysis. Ns>scrta ypae annstas&
Melancholy ami Insanity. .st t'sate te.r presence
tn the *y-tem by this aaE't':y -ymr'oE Not Antsr-
Que1tly the diseasc+ nanrh originate III CONSTIPATION.
but taSe N independent existence uE!c%~ the
II rE.cart IN an early stage. From nl1 these conSd
atons 1t follows that tho 'srIer should receive tta
mediate attention uacscvrr1t occurs. snl no person
~hon1! neglect to get hox If trpha!ic lsis tia
nrst appearance CT the coap:a4t, ,LeI- uc1y
will exrel tho l.xIuou% ar!.;n- Of disda.e Aud C.
itzoy thts dangerous foc 10 .uinas E!a-
, 1860-12-15
Gtjiraqo Ttttt11tr.



1t may be set down as certain that when
in this emergency, q body Of men get TO-
gethcr in q profcssca Cnion!meeting and
gravely recommend the North to submit to
the incorporation Of the Drcckinridgcplat-
form into the Constitution Of the United
States as remedy for present troubles
that none who have ever called themselves
Republicans, and that few or no Douglas
Democrats arc represented therein. That
dirt~catins. We are happy to say, lias thus
far been confined to the supporters Of John
Bell and Of John c. Breckenridge, aided,
possibly, by few cowardly merchants
who are for anything or anybody that will
insure a larger share Of Southern trade
The Philadelphia meeting is no exception
to the rule.
, 1860-12-15

The New Orleans Lt9ta has an article on
:. Alleged Violence in which il speaks Of The
South being $50 deeply aroused and SO Justly
indignant and says that owing to the ''Gaith-
lcssncss and arrogance of the Morrill, it is not
surprising If some Of tue cxcita'lc Of our
population should manifest their feelings in
words and acts morecmphatIc and violent than
have genernlly characterized them. The Desta
has made fliiigcnt inquiry, and l':s not bcca
allo to verify any charges Of violence towards
individuals. 1t States tac case Of Slr. Glenn,
uf Cincinnati, rs follows:
MI: Glenn, the Cincinnati sugar buyer, made
himself rather offensive by lis boast1ul cxcla.
nations in regard to 4 man who Is believed to
be Inc enemy Of our institutions and people,
which naturally excited thu disgust Of his lis'
tene,s, and Induced his friends to COUNSEL lis
departure from the city. But Mr. Glenn re-
ceivvd no violence, not even an insult.
The idea that Nj. Glenn ,.ade himself oasn'
siyc by s'boastful defamation" Ii absurd. Ev
cry one who knows Mr. Glenn, knows that 1t
is incapable Of boastlul cScl:tn:tiol,s in such
case. And if he il, has i beastful exclamation
become crime in New Orleans ?-Caeinnot
(bHluaeTcidl.