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CHRONIC CATARRH, OR BRON.
CHlTIs.

BosroN, june I, Is55,
For several yeap have suffered from q
Catarrhal Affection, consequent upon Bron.
chitis. have tried various remedies with.
out relief. The syslem appesrvd falling un.
der repeated attscks. msde trial Of the
Peruvian syrup, and soon found decided i'm
provement. lt is now six months since
had an attack, and l am no doubt adding my
experience 20 that Of others, that the Pcruvi
dn Syrup produced this favorable change.
FRANCIS DANA, MD.
PERUvr,N StHrr is solution Of the Prof
toXide Of Iron, n new discovery In medicine,
and strikes at the root Of disease by produ.
cing healthy blood, the source Of all vitality
Druggists. !. l. st. Ohm & Co, Agen,s
Tfiin, Ohio, iunell Av
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~ Reader, du not fail 10 read PRO-
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3. y. Sheath. W. Wolf
Saflyll 4 Baldwin, I'M Naylor a Bro
g. M. lerk, q. Cronise,
H. A. Buskirk a Bro, D. q. Peek,
n. Croft, ] Sell,
W, 2 Myers a Bro. Loomis a Nyman,
O. fost, p. W. llarier,
smith, Barnes 4 Go. Striker 4 Bro,
II. A. Spayth, Crum & Brohl.
l.. Rose, Stein 4 Bro,
L. White, Ryan 4 Wagner,
U. J GOodseh Thos. Roa.
v. J. lshm, Martin Wagner,
W. II. Kcilho'iz.
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EFFEoT or TIE RtMFbY.

IT - he essiisst apPsaraAss - tAsss ss-us u
Ceaaaaptieai the patisat takss aaily an.-s -
Er~iss Sf the HrPoPHoaRHrrra. ~ v-ni -.-.ii-
see ths@ AL dsappsaS IN psriod vuzvinr g. :
" weeks 70 = NV mon,hsi und ~ eeati-ai.u ~.
eeeaaleaal uae sf The Rrmsdy, nm W. nrrr,,
ILH fIHp HfhaIGr N TIIR sHysIamIF or
SUCH hkALrH An III FzRmAFa nan XrVrn
KNOWN AZ MS LIFE RLFoRE.s
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-06-28

For Statesmen, Judges, CfsrSSMsa.
ladiei and OsnsRsn, In al psTis ofths sfid isHf
10 the hcaoy Of PfJG u. Weed. IIal, Rssto,.ti,s
and Esnismsn Of the fresf are unanimous 10 ts nTass
lev 'sstimoniat only can be here Etsh see sifca-
AZ lof more, and Il viii be impoisibls 10 dauht
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
[Commun nicated.l !

Mr.. EDITOR You will oblige me by inserting
the following, which have been permitted 10
extract from letter from wife to her hus.
band:
when the time comes, and your regiment
is called upon TO do It's 6uty, then, dearest, let
no thought OF your child or Of me unfit you
for the struggle; on the contrary, let 1t
strengthen your soul and nerve your arm, for,
fear no danger in the path of duty, and feel
that the shield Of ,he Almighty is over us as
securely in the midst of battle as elsewherf."
With such wife to give counsel, and such
O Government to protect the widow and the
orphan, who could not lead regiment in such
q cause?
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

MILITARY APPoINTMENTs.-The President, on
Saturday, made the following military appoint
meHts, viz:
Charles NJ. Thursten of Nd. Willis A. Cor
usu of Minnesota. and Daniel Butterfeld of
-, to be brigadier generals
John Clark, of Mass N. J. Sappington, of
Md. James N. Sanderson, Of CAL. Josiah NJ,
Lrcas, of D. c.; Alex. NJ Lloyd. Of Pa. ; Saml.
Gamage, of Cal. !; Judson n. Sherman, of N.
Y; Benz P. Walker, of Ind. James P. Fred,
oricks, of N Y; and E. T. S, schenck, Of Ohio,
to be commissaries of subsistence for the vol
unteers with rank of captain.
William NJ. Wiley to be an additional pay,
master.
VIM. A Stokes, Of Pa, to be major Of the 18th
infantry, U. S. A.
GEN. ScoTT's AIDs-The President has ap
pointed Col. Henry Van Rensselaer, and Lieut.
t oils. George W. Cullum, Schuyler Hamilton
aud Edward H. Wright (aids TO Lieut.. Gen
scott) colonels, with pay and allowances o
coloncls of cavalry.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
To BE SHOT FOR SLEEPING ON HIS POSI-

To BE SHOT FOR SLEEPING on HIS Posi-
Private VIM. Scott, of company X, third Yer
mont volunteers, found guilty Of sleeping on
his post, has been sentenced to be shot Gen.
Mcclellan having confirmed the sentence, its
execution will take place to-day.
P. S.-Respited-At a late hour last night
we were informed by Major Ridenour, that be
had Just presented petition to the President
numerously signed, praying for the pardon OF
the unfortunate young soldier above men
toned, and that the President Informed him
the execution would not take place to-day.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
GEN. FREMoyT's PRocLAmAr,os.

In secretary Cameron's Letter Of August s, |
10 Gen. Butler, which letter may be safely as-
sumed to have been critically considered by
the President and Cabinet, the following pas
sage occurs:
at is obvious that rights dependent on the
laws of the States within which military opc
rations are conducted must be necessarily sub
ordinated to the military exigencies created
by the insurrection, if not wholly forfeited by
the reasonable conduct Of parties claiming
them. To this general rule rights to services
can form no exception"
The apprehension was expressed few days
ago by one of our city contemporaries, (the
!Star) that any movement of the Government,
OF generals, looking to the liberation of slaves
under any circumstances, would create so in
tense an indignation, that every regiment in
our army would lay down their muskets, and
every capitalist would refuse to loan another
dollar to the Treasury.
We have not learned that any such terrible
consequence has followed the announcement,
amons our troops here, Of Gen Fremont's
proclamation Of August 81, carrying out the
Ideas OF Secretary Csmerou's letter OF August s.
And certainly 1t has not been followed by
any diminution in the amount of money being
loaned to the Government, but, on the contrary.
by very great increase, and 1t is easy to show
that this Increase is attributable to the renewed
confidence in the energy Of the Government
inspired by (among other things) this procla.
nation of Gen. Fremont.
Thus, it was manifestly with reference to
this very proclamation, that the New York
Chamber of Commerce. at their monthly meet
Ing last Thursday, adopted unanimously The
following resolution
RESOLVED, That the decisive course recent,
adopted by the Government and lis comm and
Ing officers affords gratifying proof that tia fl
ture Of this contest Is not to be controlled b,
the quixotic idea of prosecuting war in tn
spirit Of peace, but that the guilty conspirator
will be made to feel, both In their persons al,
property, all the rigors that the usages OF civi
lized warfare will justify"
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

OUT OF FLANNEL.-The Savannah Republican
says that " the stock of flannel having been
pretty well exhausted in the Southern mar
kets," it will be doing the public a service by
suggesting that very excellent substitute NAV
be found in the " common, coarse Georgia o..
nabuIgs," which make excellent undersl:rts-
good, especially for rheumatic complaints.
These Osnaburgs may be very good for rheuua
tism, but if they ore not good for the shakes
with which they will soon be very much If
ficted, they will be Of little value.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

Gov. LErcuER's Address TO COMPANY OF
F. F. V's.-A correspondent Of the New York
Times, who was at the White Sulphur Springs,
iu Virginia, last August, ls6O,) says that Gov.
Lotcher, of Virginia, was among the distin-
gnished guests then at the Springs. and that
while there he reviewed the first volunteer
company which was Termed at Richmond and,
In addressing this company Of F. F. VS. the
writer heard him make this declaration: You,
young gentlemen, are the nucleus of five hun
dred thousand Southern men, who will yet be
called together to repel the invasion Of the
Black Republicans of the North.v
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

Robert F. Elliott, Of Freedom, Maine, has
been arrested by order of the Government, and
was taken through Portland, Me-, on Friday,
on his way to Fort Lafayette.
[Elliott has been member of the Executive
Council of Maine, and was q deputy collector
of customs at Belfast, (Me.,) under the Buchanan
regime.-ED REPUBLICAN,
Messrs Sargent and Hill, of Yarmouth, Me
arrested at Portland by order of the Secretary
OF War, and brought back on writ of habeas
corpus, were discharged on Friday, by order OF
the Secretary of State.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

CAsHIERED.--Lieut. Col Francis b. OKeefe,
fifteenth regiment New York volunteers, hav-
ing been sentenced by court martial to be
cashiered, for drunkenness dsorderly conduct,
&c MOjor Gen. Mcclellan has approved the
said sentence, an formally declared him no
longer an officer in the military service of the
United states.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

JEFF DAvIs's DEATH. THAT "reliable gen.
tleman," who gives SO much valuable informa-
ton to reporters, letter-writers, and telegraphic
operators, has failed, thus far, to confirm his
previous assertions, that JEFF. Davis is dead
Ia the absence of such confirmation from any
quarter, we are inclined to think that jeff
Davis "still lives"
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

NORTH CAROLINA NoTEs.-Among the spoils
left by the rebels at Hatteras Inlet, were a
few North Carolina notes and shinplanters.
Two of them have beeL sent TO New York
one for So and the other for rs cents, the
former payable one year after date. They are
printed with green ink on Manila paper, aud
are very rudely executed. In the rs cent note
the word Carolina is spelt "Carolna." The
style and execution OF the notes indicate that
the art of printing in North Carolina is about
half a century behind what 1t is among Their
despised neighbors in the free States.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

ORDNANCE STUDENTs.-The Secretary Of the
Navy has ordered sixty men to be selected
from each receiving ship and sent to Washing
ton in detachments of not more than six at one
time, as they may be required. They will be
known as ordnance students, and will be taught
naval gunuery, and appointed to sailing frig
ates as gunners, as vacancies occur. The pay
of gunner is 81, 900 per annum.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

BUSINESS IN New YoRK.-The general busi-
ness Of New York appears to be reviving, and
Is assuming new and important phase. In
the matter OF drygoods, there is an increased
demand for all descriptions, so that the market
has assumed firm and buoyaut aspect The
demand for goods is chiefly from the West, and
very few sales made on long time as hereto.
fore, most purchases being made for cash, which
wholesome rule will hereafter be strictly ap.
piled to the South.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09


GENERAL MCCLELLAN UPON THE OBSERVANCE
OF THE SABBATH.-The following order has just
been promulged:
Headquarters, Army of the Potomac,
WashingtoB, September s, 1861.
General Orders, Not
The Major General Commanding desires and
requests that in future there may be more
perfect respect for the Sabbath on the part of
his command.
We are fighting in a holy cause, and should
endeavor to deserve the benign favor Of the
Creator.
Unless in the case of an attack by the enemy
or some other extreme military necessity, 1t Is
commended to commanding officers, that all
work shall be suspended on the Sabbath that
no unnecessary movements shall be made on
that day that the men shall, as far as possible,
be permitted to rest from their labOrs that
they shall attend divine service after the Gus
tomary Sunday morning inspection, and that
officers and men alike use their influence to
insure the utmost decorum and quiet on that
day. The General Commanding regards this
as no idle form; one days rest in seven is ne
cessary for man and animal more than this,
the observance of the holy day Of the God Of
Mercy and of Battles Ia our sacred duty.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
Oflcal S. WILLIAMS, Asst Adj't General.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

PARDoNED.-The President has pardoned A.
J. Clark, who was convicted of forging land
warrants, and sentenced to the Wisconsin pen.
itentiary, in which he had served two years.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
A Bile OLD soLDIEas wAsTKD.

All able old soldiers, who once served and who
would like to serve again under prompt attention
writing to " Franco" at this office, and they will
be notified In few days where they are to meet.
BY order of Captain UHAkLES BECHEk, form
erly Of the First New York Volunteers, In Mexico.
sep 7-2u
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

ArroNTED-A. Spaldirg, of Maine, has been
appointed nrst GLASS (sl,2oO per anuum
clerk In the Pension bureau.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
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uELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT BgCau,
HEkMs9kDs HEEMs9EP's ExFkAcf hxFsAof sT6HT sTGHT,
and ;PeSao remedy for diseases the
BBlsSdddsr Blsddsr kiSSnsy: kiSnsyy: Gravs PrSP:y, PfSPsy
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy,
BLADDER ohaAsYY5 kaidnsYs5 wr.fksr!ss, fEsHs! Dr0P's'
SE$zSfS SE$7SfS %EzkSEss; %EzkSEss;
Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs,
ssxusl ssxnsl Organs Sexual Organs
Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs,
arising from excesses early indisoretions, exposuIes
and imprudences, and removing all improper dis.
Male or + emale, Male or Female,
Male or Female, Male or Female,
Male OF Female, Male OF Female.
1t Is a fact long since established, that persons
s
be found position to ESertion Los Of Memory,
Death, Night sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefuness, Dim
Of OF 1hs
d speptic symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the
Body, Dryness Of the Skin, Palid Countensnce, and
Of the Eyelids frequently black spots flying before
| the Eyes, with temporary Sufusion and Loss of
s to
this medicine Invariably removes, soon follow-Loss
9 Po,oer, Faulty and Epleptic FITS
followed w BY II those direiui diseases, INSANITY and
CONSUMPTION The records Of the Insane Asy.
lums, and tht melancholy deaths BY. Consum, ton,
'> HEIMBoL6s EXTRACT OF BUCnU
Is q certain, .afe, and speedy cure, from whatever
How Long Standing, How Long Standing,
How Long Standing How How Long Standing
Is pleasant In ito taste and odor,
And immediate In its action
you are suffering with any Of the above distress.
PRocURE TIE REMEDY At ONCE
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EELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
the simply delicate to The confined and dssp.iins
invalid
NO EQuAL IS TO BE FOUND,
NO EQUAL Is TO BE FOUND,
Price q per bottle, or for s6 delivered to any ad
~ H. T. HELMBoLD,
Depot, lo4 South Tenth street,
Below Chestnut, Philadelphia
Describe symptoms In all communications.
sEMA5Rht zyb A5RNhtSiEEo}eEES III GeYhTHEREElhRhsTs T3EeElRs.
| Who erdeavor to dispose " OF THEIR OWN" and
OTHER ARTICLES ON THE REPUTATION OBTAINED BY
HeImbold's Genuine Pr parations,
| u Extract Buchu,
i /" Sarsaparla,
| % Z" Improved Rcse Wash.
i Sold by z D; GILMAN
i KIDWELL Il LAWRENCE,
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And by all Druggists ever, where.
Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other, Cut cut thu
advertise ment and send for it, and avoid imposition
and expouIe. sept b-8m
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
The TiveIrth Annual Session will commence septem
/, Der z, 1851
For particulars, inquire Of the princi pal, Mrs
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.

The TotIrh Annual Session will commence septem'
Der = 1861
For particulars, inquire Of the principal, Mrs. q
RICHARDS, corner Of Fourteenth and X streets
aug l6-1m
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
1AaoNs. cAKRIAa GEES, Sc.

BOARD AND R0Om.-Board, and n very
Is able Front Room, the second floor, suit.
able for two PERSONS may be had at o. ass Twelfth
street, between G and q streets.
sept 6-3t~
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
~ Ayun ts,os. -

-
Ifesident Pierce hide llstle speseh Ne
cher day, in Indiana, in which having de-
clafed fimself,. with manifest reluctauce, Ia
fsyer Of the Upfon, be proceedsd to qualify
that declaration, by saying that he was also In
favor of those compromises Of the Constitution
upon which alone the Union rests. Or in other
words lhe tnot yet venerablet ex President is
ia favor Of what multiplying politicians have
bsen In the habit of styling O Constitutional
J'moa, meaning thereby, disn,ioa, unless they
could hsze- the, Constitution construed, from
time to time, 70 suit their purposes. I
Undoubtedly - the. present Constitution of
these States could not have been, agreed upon
and etiHsd, without various compromises
which u contains, but the Union of these States,
resIs neither upon those compromises, nor upon
tire Constitution, which II long preceded In the
ordsr Of time. .-f ~" -}TEE.l FI."F
The Union Of these States is not, in fact, the
result Of any agreement nor can the time be
1sef from which to date It. These States were
never separated, and so could never come to-
gethsr. They found themselves together, by
the circumstances of being colonies Of the same
empire, Of occupying adjacent territories, and
Of baving common interests. The present Con-
stitution was adopted, not to create o Union,
which already existed, but to create a ,aore
tpeyect" union. The Articles of Confsdera ton
agreed upon in 1777, and ratified by a suiiicien,
number Of the States In ITS, did not purport
to create Union, but to provide the terms o.
"prpetudi" Union. Both the fact and the stylc
and title of " The United States of America
existed before the Articles Of Contedera
ton, They existed upon the very in
slant when the colonies became States by
declaring their independence Of the imperia
crown, and there was DO interval of time
when the States were not united. The
aaption Of the famous Declaration Of July
1876, sin those words, go we'll remembered
and so dear to every true American-"A Dec
laration by the Representatives Of lie Unite
Sta'es of America, in Congress assembled" Ant
ton implies, involves, and afIirms this, sam,
unity of the people of America in these words
L. When, in the course of human events, i
becomes necessary for one people to dissolv,
the political bonds which have connected then
with another"
The resolution Of Congress Of July 2, l776
upon which this declaration was based, sets on
that these UNITED colonies - ought to scvc
their political connection with Great Britain
aud so soon as that resolution could be carrie
out by proper Declaration of Independence
they styled themselves The UNITED States {
America" They did not agree upon union, @
create union, but they recognized union a
an existing and undoubted fact. Like tn
right of trial by jury the Union Of these State
can be traced back to no precise origin. 1t
a part of the unwritten common law of th
continent. No man made it, and no man Gu
overthrow it.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

A Ty6o41se AxfSAs. FoRys1os, BY
GhsAT GOOD FRtEND. -.
The Russian Minkter. PR, De steckl had IN
audience Of the Prcsixl pt en- Saturday, and
read 70 him the foitowipt dispatch ,
trr.pssucn.l VI
=, ST, PErERsPGan' July 10, 1861 =
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
GENERAL ORDER.

The General order issued few days ago by
Major General Mcclellan, in relation to the
observance of the Sabbath, and published else
where, in today's papers, was read in all 2e
camps yesterday, and was received with
general welcome and joy, amid great cheering.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
AT Seminary Hospital, Georgetown, Aug. 80.

Ial One officer. (b) One officer. (o) Two ofhcsrs.
(d) Three officers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

M60UT UVHtTdI OUumHuuIIX.
Oficial: S. WILLIAMS, Asst Adj't General.
, 1861-09-12

Just now a vigorous and exciting contest is
going on, on Puget ~nunl, between rival app-
cauls for the mai on lis waters. 1t is diilicu.t to
iorsce how long the contest will last or how it
will terminate: but We fear there will he little
regularity in the distribution Of the ,nais on the
route until it is settled. The parties contcnding
for il seem to Us very much like the dog in the
manger as the matter stands at present; they
will not take the contract themselves, nor per.
init others to take il. We have before uS cor
reSpondence on the subject between CAPT j. k.
Fleming and Rufus Willard, Postmaster at
in which he makes ont quite plausible case for
himself Having no desire to espouse either
side on this vexcd question, and feeling incom-
petcn. withal, from a too limited knowledge of
the facts, VT shall abstain from comments on the
merits Of ttc resp ctivG claims.
The indications are that We shall have steam.
crs enough on the Sound, by and by, if all
who have gone 6r steniners succeed in getting
them. No less than three others, il is expected
will soon be here; one to be brought by Geo
Parkinson, another by D. W. Lowell, and a
third BY Capt. Fleming. We should rejoice at
this accession to our wealth and facilities, If
there was the remotest chance Of all these steam
ers making living; but there being no such
chance, We alprehend that more harm than gOol
will result fro the competition which they will
excite. In the end, we are afraid, somebody
will be hurt and nobody benefited.
On Tuesday last the steameY Rcsdlute was
pressed into the service by Mr.. Scranton, who
Ias the mail temporarily, and who took II down
on that day to the poSt-oiices below. Close on
the heels Of the little propeller came the Elisa
anderson, looking quite majestic alongside Of
her rival The latter got of first, and traverscd
One.third the distance to Seattle before the for
mer left the wharf, where she was detained
vOOding up. The sight was cnlivening, aud our
citizens enjoyed it. We hope there will be no
boilers burst in the struggle.
, 1861-09-12

CoELEaE % CALiFoHNIA. address deliv.
cred d the sixth anniversary o. the College Of
California, By Prof J. D. Whitney. State Geoio.
giat, has been received in neat pamphlet form.
from whom We don't know. We have read the
address, snd found n G many facts Of interest.
The address Is followed BY poem from the
psn q John R Ridge, Esq. editor Of the San
francisco Herald, on the subject Of California,
and very appropriate Tor the occasion. The
College Is located At Oakland, Cal, and is rep
resented 10 Be 10 6Onrishi6g condition.
, 1861-09-12

:
Hnarr Honnznrs-On Monday or Tuesday.
a. a o. "a inst. anms bold thisf saeessd .
hsigy lubbsfy It Fort stsilacoOm II SEEMS
AT oh MONDAY, Sergeant Trainer CAospitaT Stew
nli) nnd sils. als Mrs. Ann Joyes. came %
town b hsks SINE purchaser bringing with
Ihsn On. cho.k . dr6l ias o2oO and another
~ ooo1. ne $500 Dr. 4 Was exchansed and
p,rlly ilsfsd assyi ths other drAfA with some
lny-i.r1n doIassiq gold. vnu rsplAced in The
d. II1nk ebsre lhsy aaullly kept their money.
a. Is hs.pI,1l buiIdinE) and there m In
r,euIill. = ibsy fhonshL On ienin looking
d lIu trunk. On DE evening af he following
~. Ihly found 4 in disorder, and the money
ana drda missing. Tue most dilieent search
hIIsd % diacloss the money and they are i1Feed
= ihs conclusion ,hnt 4 usssfolsn. The money
Blloai.d 70 llz Joyee. upon whom the loss
lhlS hln4ly. q Il Sas the fruit Of many years
4 nrrcls on We understand that measures
k1r1 t,1n lsksn % stop ths payment a The
li.iI. nd b lspolsIbls Ihat the los may jet be