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PARTICULAR CAUTION.

In these days Of medical ia position, when men
assume 10 be ply sicans without any knowledge OF
medicine whatever, persons cantot DO too careful
20 whom they apply, before at isast makiag some
Inquiry and especially In relation 10 those who
make the grsattsf prsfsnsion, Advertising physi.
clans, In nine out Of ten are trpo'fe,sj aud
rs the newspapers are full OF atlr deceptive I'D.
yeTtisements, without making i,,qury, ton 70 one
you will be imposed uron. Dr. 81. will send free.
by enclosing one stamp as above, phlet on
Disc lSES or W0ME.v, and on Priuafs otf chrsn.
&c bdiadits generally also circulars giyinS full In.
formation ,Vifh hhs most sndoubfsd rsfsrsHess ard
fsstimoaiaLs, without which. no advertising ply 81.
clan. or medicine Of this Kind 10 deserving OF LNY
CONFIDENCE WliITEYER.
DIR. Mattison Is the only educated physician In
Providence, if not In New England. who sivertlses
making speciality Of Private Diseases and h
furnishes the very best references and tesm
both Of his tonsiiy and his stiH II there ARE any
others, LET THEN DO THE SAME.
Orders BY mall promptly attended to. Write
your address plainly, aud direct to Dr. II. ~ MAT.
TYSON. rs above = lyr30
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NOTICE.
Old Saco Dye Housc

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the In
L habitants OF saeo and BiddefOrd. that he has
removed ffom the
Old saco Dye Housc
10 Lyman, where he 10 prepared TO do Dying In the
best manner. He natters himself that he has the
best fitted up Dye House In the State by having
long experience with the best Dyers In Massachu.
setts. aud having carried on the business several
years in Saco. where he has been literally patron.
IIed, he still hopes 10 be al his new bye House.
Orders received and delivered ut Mrs. Collins
Millinery shop on Factory Island. All orders en-.
trusted to his care will be In the best
ner and ut the lowest prices.
NIB. All goods dyed and returned In one week.
3mosl7 HORACE BURKE.
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HEADACHE
Speedy and Sure Cure
rz-IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
A. tA,.. Ts,,,moa,al, wsrs unsolicited ~ NJ. sPALD
iSo,hsy ago,d unq.,'ilenae!ss P,eyd .ss sO'e'-
eyeftli' trsiy 'eisattFe discovery
MAsoSvILLs. cosS., Feb. 5, 1891.
Ma sPALDNe,
Ihave tried your cephAlie Pills, and . Ia. iasm
90 rel that want you to send Inc two dollars
Part OF the. are for the neighbors, TO whom
gave few out Of the hrst box got IRON you
send the PILLS by mail, and o6lise
Your oht servant,
JAMES kENNEDY.
HAvERTORD, PA, Feb. g. 1881.
Ma sPALDNo.
Iwish you 10 send me one more box OF your &c.
phslis PllsiAdys received great deal 81 S'"o"
Yours, respectfully,
MARY Ann sroiKHoUsE.
arnrcr CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co., PA,l
January Is, 1861.
He. srAlDrs
You will please send me two boxes Of your &C.
phalic Pills. send them immediately.
Respectfully yours. srvoxs
.s-IA,r, used one Dor Of your P'i;', and n"a
nsm sEesisHf.
BELLE vERSoS, ONO, jan Is, 1851.
urxRy a. sPALptNG. ESQ.
please ana enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
,end mo another box OF your Cephslic Pills. TAsy
az. trHly hs best Pii' iAar, , sro i;isa, PM
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, D.
BEvERLr, Mass. Dec. II, 1880.
.i,h fsf so.ne circular. or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalc pills more particularly before
my eustOIneIs ifyou have anything Of the Kind,
P'oe ns oSmy customers, who Is subject to severe
sick Headache usually lastlng TIVE daysO zoe eur
- ofas ATTACK ~ OHs AOw BY your Pun, which
''A' respectfully yGSr;s w,,xrs
RxYSoLpsBuRG. FRANKLIN CO., oHIo,l
January ., 1901.
HESRr @. sPALpISo,
No. IS Cedar ST. y; "
Enclosed End tventy-aye cents. taO for which
sand boz OF Cephalic Pills" send 20 address o.
Rev. WIN. Q. Filler. RsynOld'burs. Franklin Co,
Ohio.
wM. c. FILLER
YrsiLASri, Mlcu., Jan. II. 1861.
Mn. srALpNa.
siRi
Not long since sent 10 you for . boz OF Cephsl
10 pills for the cure Of the. Nervous Headache and
Costiyeness aud received the same, aad hsv Aad 90
good aa s5tef that ras iadsesd 70 'sad for "Ors.
Please send by return mall. Direct 10
A r. WHEELER
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Frep hs Erari-sr. No,foik, Va.
CephaNo pills accomplish the object Tor which
they we're made, via, Cure Of Headache In ell liz
forms.
Fror. tAs Erauiasr, yorfoik, "a
They have been tested In more than . thousand
cases with entire success
From the Ds-oeraf, 50. Cloud, Miss.
m YOU are, or have been troubled with the head
sohs. send COR box. CCephallc Pills) 90 that you
NAY have them In case VI an attack.
nos, As <ap,rti'sr, Providsues, RI.
TIA c,phalie Pills are said 10 be remarkably
.esssiye remedy Cor The headache. and one Of the
Jaw beat for hal very frequent complaint which
hss ever been discovered
Eros, "a. Wssie u. r. Garsffs, cAiesso, hh
w.heartily endo Mr.. Spaiding, and his IN
rivslied Cephalio Pills.
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PAMPHLETS aud TOWN REPORTS
Printed OF tie Union and Journal 0fhee, Liberty
st., Biddeford, BE.
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Ia. the n.ssperster b.io,. retiring Of night, snd
4, ~, mo,ning apply uus u the Dressing, and year
hair viii he even more lfsss In color snd btsuty'
u,s ,h,,, according u dirsi ons, shl lrsat You
q god healthy head OF h.t
Manufactured and sid at wholesale ~ Henry y Wi.
500 CO., Manchester, n. B.to whom all lsu'r' 'hsas
b Addressed.
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DIR. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE BITTERS.

DK, WIILIiMN VEUETlBLE BITTEKS,
The Peoples Remedy!
TRY It, and II Il does not prove TO by all that Is
/ claimed for 10, then condemn Il. This medicine
IL warranted 10 cure and eradicate from the system
Liver Complaint. that main wheel OF 80 many dis
eases, and warranted 10 cure Jaundice In its worst
forms, all Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomach. Dys.
pepsa, Costlveness. Humors Of the Blood and skin.
indigestion. Headaches, Dizziness Piles Heartburn,
Weakness, and Fever and Ague, and all kindred
complaints.
Kelsey's Vegetable Pain Extractor,
Warranted 70 cure rheumatism. Sprains, Swellings.
Spinal Complaints Pains ofall kinds burns, Scalds
Felons and all kinds OF sores Throat Dlstemper.
Pains In the Stomach, Diarrhe& or Dyslntery,
Cholera Morbus or Cramps, and other similar com.
plants. Prepared exclusively by
DIR. II. KELSEY, Lowell. Mass.
CD. LovEJOY, Travelling Agent For sale at
Timothy Bankers, foot OF Alfred Street. lyrli
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wholesale Agents, II. ~ HAY a co, Portland
Sold in BsSo by 8. J.. shaw, In Biddtf,rd by a.
Sawyer. Iy'V
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bottles have been soii in eighteen month"; r,iioai
single failure when taken as directed, I'D without
the least injury 10 health IN yeass ;2rIt put
up In bottles OF three different strengths with ll
directions for using End sent by express, eio,siy
sealed, to Gil parts OF the 90 intry. PRfcES-full
Strength. $40, Half Strength. 3, Quarter Strength
signed expressly for OBSTINATE C,sEs. IL which all
other remedies Of the kind have cen tri ID In vain
FL Beware Of limitations None warranted
unless purchased directly OF Dr. W. or a. his once
/. Prepared and sold only at DR.. Mattison's Rem.
tdial Institute for special Diseases, No. 2s Union
Street, Providence, Il J.
This spseiany embraces al diseases Of Private
nature both Of MEN and WOMES. Consultations
by letter or otherwise are streft eonfdtstiai, and
medicines will be sent by Express, secure rom Oh.
ssryation TO all parts Of the coun'ry Also accom-
modEtions for patients from abroad, wishing for
so,ure and quiet Retreat, and sod care until re-
stored TO health.
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POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
Fer Cone,rs, Theatres, Balls Festivals, 10, prin.
cd nj the Union aad Journal Once.
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~ LlnrIs printed q. thi. olsoe.
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p0LITIOAL AND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MiTTIS0NS INDIAN RMENiG0GUE

This celebrated Female Medicine.
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else Of the Kind, and proyin !;
efYectual afterall Others have failed,
10 prepared from an Indian plant
used by the natives for the same per
pose from tlms immemorial, and now
Tor the nrst time offered 70 the pub
lilo. 10 IL designed for both ma,-is.
and singis ladiss, and 10 the very best
thing known for the purpose, ~ II
will bring on the mom.Ais siekrt,s In
cases Of obstruction, amer ell othei
, remedies Of the kind have been tried
In vain. This may seom incredible
J but cure 10 guaranteed ia az es,. .
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USE TIE BESTv'
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Roasneraior is frt up in two 'i,,s. and
etails for 20 cents for pint bottles. s,d 81 foe
quart botsl,s. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
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c.ruiiea,. from well known ci,i,sa,oi N.yort.

New York, Nov. nth, 1859.
The experience which We have had Of the PERuvl.
AN SYRUP and the evidence which has been exhibited
% u, great success in the cure oil many
,,i.hs. a. that il Is medicinal agvnt Of remarkable
power and deserving the attention of inNalids.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS. Esq.
Prosadsnt q The Mstropouan panf
Rsv. AD STEVENS,
Editor Chnsian Advoess Journal
JOHN @. NELSON. ESQ
ilm Of Nelson Richmond. " jonn 81
Rev. r CHURCH.
io.i Master, Ns~ rork CITY.
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LABELS OF ALL Kinds.
For Bottles, Boxes, &c., printed 1t the Ual,n and
Journal Office. Bidde.osd, Ne.
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nos, ts <dp,rti'sr, PrOVidsues.
Tia Csphalie Pills are sAid TO be remarkably
.6setive remedy Cor The hsadAehs, and one OF the
vsrv beat for that very frequent complaint which
hes ever bcsn discovered.
Eros. ns Wssio u. r.. Garsfis, Chicago hh
w.heartily endo Mr.. Spaiding, and his IN
rivslied csphalic Pills.
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BELLE vERSoS, ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY q. SPALptNO. ESQ.
Please find enclosed twenty-five cents, Tor when
,end mo another box OF your Cephslo Pills. Thsy
a., f,HIy tAs beat Pils fAars srsr tried.
nrsot A. SLOWER, T. NJ,
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Co., D.
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
For the National Republican.
WAsUJNcToN E1b

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~, 1861.
Mr.. EDITOR; / desire to answer query Of
Storer Of Alabama, viz But will you please
to inform me if mortal man can be guilty of
baser act than waging war on the land of his
brth?" My answer is, that Captain Randolph,
Commander Farrand, and Lieutenant Renshaw,
can be guilty of baser act, for in addition to
the base act of waging war on the land of
their BIRTH" they have added the crime of as.
sisting to steal their country's property See the
evidence before the Naval Committee, relating
to Captain Randolph and Purser Warrington,
and Commodore Armstrong; trial Now, Cap.
tain Randolph was born in Virginia, and is a
citizen of that State. Commander Farrand
was born in New York, and is a citizen of New
Jersey. Lieutenant Renshaw was born in Penn.
sylvania, and is q citizen of that State. And as
these States have not seeded, but are still in
the Union, these men, when they demand.
ed the surrender OF the Pensacola navy yard or
fight, and hauled down the American flag
with their own hands, were guilty of "wagug q
war on the land of their BIRTH" Examine the
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
JOHN S. RAREY

Respectfully announces that he will give his
FIRST LECTURE AND EXHIBITION OF
HORSE TANNING
In Washington, on Wednesday Evening, Ftbru-
ary 27M,
At half past o'clock, in Mammoth Building
now being erected expressly for the occasion, at
a great expense, on the site of the Old National
Theatre, street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
No pains will be spared in rendering the build
ing strong, convenient and comfortable. 1t will
be perfectly water-tight, well heated, lighted
with gas, furnished with the most comfortable
seats, and properly ventilated.
The Carpenters Work under the superintend-
ence of Messrs. Entwistle Il Barron; Gas-6tting
and Plumbing by Messrs. VIM. T. Dove Co.
Water-tight Roofing by Mr.. Parker; and Uphol-
stering by E. W. Simmons.
This Lecture will be practically illustrated
by the introduction and subjugation of the most
vicious and dangerous horses which can be pro-
duced.
The Horse CRUISER" for nerly the proper
ty of Lord Dorchester, Of England, and once
renowned as the most unmanag cable horse In
the world, having de6ed and successfully resist
ed for years the efforts Of the most celebrated
horsemen, but tanned by Mr.. RAREY, and by his
system now reduced to perfect tractabilty, will
be exhibited Also, the smallest Shetland Ponies
in existence.
Mr.. Rarey guarantees the perfect order and de-
corum Of this lecture.
full corps of -ushers will be engaged, and
every attention paid to the comfort Of ladies'
Admission: Parquette 81 the rest of the
house so cents.
The sale of reserved seats for Mr.. RARHY's first
Lecture in Washington will commence Tues
day morning, February 26lh, at the office of the
above building, street, near Pennsylvania
avenue. feb 26-2t
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
THE UNION WILL STAND, NO MATTER
WHO'S PRESIDENT

CONSEQUENTLY, shall remain in Wash
~ ington, and continue to pursue my ocsu-
patton of HOUSE, SIGN, and ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING. Gliding in all its branches Old
Glazing promptly attended to. Painting and
Ornamentng Cottage Furniture in the best
style. ! also call attention to the Painting Of
Roofs and Brick Walls.
All of the above will do as cheap as tho
cheapest ] therefore solicit the patronage Of
my friends and fellow citizens Of the District.
Punctuality strictly observed, and work done in
the best manner.
You will please mind your stops, and stop at
NJ. T. PARKER'S Painting Establishment, No. SO !
53ll 53lll Louisiana avenue, north side, be-
tween Sixth and eyenth streets.
P. s. Signs put up free of charge, as usual.
nov 26
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
TAXING COTTON.

Mr.. Cobbs proposition in the Montgomery
Congress, to impose an export duty upon cot.
ton, is really the only one, which offers pros
pect of temporal relief to the exchequer of the
conspirators.
Borrowing and direct taxes being both
equally out Of the question, aud the resource Of
forced contributions being both dangerous and
short.lived, nothing remains but the customs.
And as the collection Of import duties is Ger.
tain to be defeated by the policy of the incom.
ing Administration, it is only from taxes upon
exports that the Montgomery dynasty can draw
any revenue whatever.
N the long run, such policy would defeat
ITSELF as the Gulf States having no natural
monopoly of the production of cotton, would
finally be driven out of the markets Of the
world, if placed under any considerable disad.
vantage Of taxation, as compared with other
producers Of the same article. But for the
present, and until a sufhciency of cotton for the
demands Of consumption could be grown else
where, duty upon the export of it from the
Gulf States is commercially practicable.
The amount of revenue to be produced from
it, however, would fall far short Of many calcu.
lations made upon the subject
1t could only apply to the cotton raised in
the seeded States. North Carolina, Tennes.
see, and Arkansas, which will certainly refuse
to secede, and Texas, which has not yet Sc
ceded, and will not in the opinion Of those who
know most about her people, all raise cotton
now, and would at once increase their crops
largely, if stimulated by the advantage Of being
free from the taxes levied in the seeded
States.
Nor could an export duty be levied upon all
the cotton raised in those States. 1t might be
upon all their cotton exported through their
seaports, but its certain effect would be to drive
large share of it into the inland channels to
Wilmington, Norfolk Baltimore, and the ports
north of Baltimore. Such diversion has al.
ready been caused, by the rise of freights at the
Gulf ports, and by the hazards Of trusting prop.
erty in them. The addition of an export duty
at the Gulf:State ports, would increase the pres.
ent tendency to this diversion, and make it
irresistible.
Upon the whole, although this project of
taxing cotton is the only possible one for the
maintenance Of the revolutionary cabal now
sitting in conclave at Montgomery it will be
found to be surrounded by practical difficulties,
which will reduce its results to small and con.
stanty decreasing proportions.
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
House Decorators & Upholsterers.

We would respectfully notify all in
want of an Upholsterer or Paper Hang
er that we are prepared to execute all
work intrusted to US in the most supe-
rior manner and on the shortest posi-
Bile notice. All work done by us Is
under our own immediate supervision,
and satisfaction is guaranteed In every
case. JOSEPH T. K. PLANT l. CO.,
$50 D st., bet. Ninth and Tenth.
Refer to Messrs. Louis F. Perry l.
Co., Dealers in Carpets, Oil. cloths, &c,
corner of Ninth street and Pennsy lvania
avenue. feb 26-ly
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l9,O49,l22.ls
COLUMBIA INSTITUTION

For the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind.
An Exhibition of the pupils of this institution
will be given at the Lecture Room Of the Smith
sonian Institution, on Tuesday evening, February
2e commencing at half past seven o'clock.
The public are invited to attend. feb 25-2t
The national Republican., 1861-02-26

UNION PRAYER MEETINGS will be held
every day this week in the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, on the south side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, nearly opposite Browns
Hotel, to commence at 4l o'clock P. NJ, to be
continued one hour. feb 26-f
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
feb 26
EXHIBITION.

The Exhibition Of Gorsuch Chapel Sabbath
School will be repeated in Ryland Chapel, cor
ner of Tenth and D streets, Island, Thursday
evening, the 2sth inst, at u o'clock. Some new
and attractive pieces have been added, and a
very pleasant entertainment is insured to all who
may favor US with their presence.
feb 26-3t G. W. GARRET, Supt.
The national Republican., 1861-02-26

Concert Of Ryland Chapel Sunday School.
The Sabbath School attached to Ryland Chapel
will give Concert at the church edifce, corner
of Maryland avenue and Tenth street, next Tues
day evening, February 20. Tickets 20 cents.
Children half price.
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
at hone that while our statesmen and dema.

gogues at Washington ore compromising and
patching, they will never agree to permit sla.
very to be tostcred, nourished, murSed, pe'ted,
coaxed iuto existence and growth by tie aid
aud care Of Congress. But it is my humble
yet firm opinion that it is unnecessary for Con
gress to pass snv prohibtory laws to exclude
slavery from the Territories"
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
MR.. RAREY'S CARD.

Parties owning vicious or badly broken horses,
or knowing of such, will confer special favor
by sending their address TO me, at Washington
post Office. JOHN s. RAREY.
FEB. 81, 1861. feb 22-4t*
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
No. 526 Seventh and d streets.

No. 526 Seventh and d streets.
HOUSEHOLD Furniture, China, Glass, Crock
LII cry, Boots, Shoes, &C., at auction. On
Tuesday morning, the 26th inst, we shall sell in
front of our auction room
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Rockers.
Cottage Bedsteads, Washstands, Feather Beds,
Pillows, Bolsters, China, Glass, CrockeIy,
Boots, Shoes, &c.
These goods will be sold to the highest bidder,
without reserve, as the parties wish to leave the
city. Terms cash.
feb 25-2t GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE FOURTH oi

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE FOURTH OF
MAncH.-we are continually receiving letters
from parties who propose visiting this city, to
attend the Inauguration ceremonies, inquiring
as to how and where they can procure accom-.
modations. We propose, therefore, to devote
a column in our paper to the furnishing of such
information. All persons, therefore, having
rooms to rent, either furnished or unfurnished,
or who can furnish meals to parties, will thus
have most excellent medium Of reaching the
numerous strangers coming to the city.
Five-line notices in this column will be in.
serted from now until the 4th Of March, at the
low rate Of too dollars.
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
A COVERT THREAT.
From the Exchange, Saturday mornir

From the Exchange, Saturday morning.
Mr.. Lincoln, the President elect of the Uni
ted Statss will arrive in this city with his suite
this afternoon by special train from Harrisburg,
and will proceed, we learn, directly to Wash
ington. 1t is to be hoped that no opportunity
may be afforded him-or that, if it be afforded,
The national Republican., 1861-02-26
The DANGER.-The Washington correspond
ent Of the N. Y Tribune says

"The change in Mr.. Lincoln's programme
Of travel from Harrisburg to Washington was
induced solely by an official communication
from General Scott, predicsted upon sufficient
information which he had received of the dan
ger of riot at Baltimore. That intelligence
was communicated by special messenger
sent from here on Thursday, and it was con
frmed by the report of detective police officers
who had been employed by other parties.
"While Mr.. Lincoln entertained no appre
. tensions for his own safety, he did not feel
decision was therefore made in respect to
the judgment of the War Department, and
upon q state of facts of which he could have
no personal knowledge"