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had II programme plan to allay all these
spoctres of disunion and bring peace to the
country. He laid it before me as Sccrcta-
ry of War. | told that did not like it.
He laid it before the President; and he did
not much like it at that time I'll tell you
what it was. Fort Sumter was TO he taken
possession OF, and Castle Pinckney likewise.
Fort Moultric was to be strengthened. The
forts OF Georgia were to bc occupied and
held, the forts of Florida and Alabama
taken possession of and manned, and the
forts of Louisiana occupied by troops Of the
United States. In addition to this, ships
OF war and revenue cutters were to be sent
to the waters of South Carolina. This WAS
the programme and this the plan had
been Secretary OF War for four years, and
had not thought it necessary to occupy any
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FORT SUMTER.

Ask the fort--let peace prevail;
Claim the fort-but yet forbear;
But if words Of kindness fail,
Then cry rescue! and-prepare
Feel no anger-give the hand
Fling no mcnGce-no retort
If the foe relentless stand,
South Carolina. take the fort.
Sumter! name of old renown;
Sumter! spirit guard your own;
Be thou still, chivalric town.
Let the seeds OF wrong be sown;
People! strike-b but not ill ,rhen
Rigit lies in that sole resort -
BE ye armcd-but only then.
South arolina take The fort
Take the fort--but Yet beware
Strike not at nm idiots call
'Tis not who most shall dare.
But it's who shall dare nj all
If all kindness. spurned shall fail
lfall argument fall short
Then, though Heaven Itself grow pate,
South Caroline, take the fort
Take the fort--hut not i'll they,
Daser even than kings or slaves
Men in place and mon III pay,
Dare be idiots or be knavts;
Peace then hide thee. shrunk and pale
Hide in corridor OF Court;
Then. Mt last. le; biooG prevail
South Carolina take the fort.
New ORLEANS, December 81. 1860.
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PRINTERS PArRIorIsN.-Eight priI
tors from the South Carolinian and Southen
Guardian Offices are in the ranks of n
Columbia artillery, which left ycster,laJ
They are ali young men, and viii be found
equal TO any emergency. The large uu,|
ber aud the promp,uess with which they sd
untcred speak well Tor tho patriotism
the craft Guar2iEs.
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\ grand banquet was given TO this listin
guished gautl man in II hmomd n Sutur hry
iast Wcmaac the ini.pw.n. ext acts from
his speech on the ucci.on. which W II be
read at this time with interest:
He alluded 10 The Two po..c,es set forth
in the annual Mcs>agc Mr. Attorney
BlacN sa'd W. must cArcuta the laws /.
sad Nr. Floyd, could notIu,c bow tn that.
'!r uc. an II sad, th.- question OF the
;or;s is Il question OF prop y,y agr,eit
taat. said am your Secretary, aud have
m my bands this property o. thu forts.
Will turn over to my Successor ,hat proper
ty mv.olats.anI know thcsc ryoplc pl south
,moIina; 'nt to sca"ui among them
know 49, not thieves. .s,ac Hague.
henIEau.t, and Frank l!cL.us aru .u.3
men .ney aic great mcn-avd viii back
'hcir honesty amt integrity d nerr .ary
with my blood. But ca 10, "pus,pt ,ha,
YOU place am,nG ih'm military luv,r
tHa' would choke tIrm 10 ia ground All
Sn encnt n;e' ey with &c President
nc >"i" 4" me "Ar lloyd, what about
-end'nG ccrWl to 'hrc,IonE Said /
'""'hnn- about s'nd'ng rcc'u;N. Don \
~" E'tNH 10 strengthen tGc forts AL
oh'lt'N'nl ne "SNcd. replied, Sc! doI
'"'' '''' ne would rather nc mt ,hcI
'''""i "i ,Ae ! '"'"hE'c tomorrow, thIn|
"'t shoali he III thc hihdn %! tho-
Wa" I"t"hd 10 take i"eh. IL wiit dysirot
.'o-' WI" cover your maine hich Is al
vii 40 Ell ~ W. NV, i1s,,'S INV , ,,r iIH nTyT'
cour.,city in it." saii .lJr pr,.;J,r,
rms M, ti.r. :. rn d.n,r will ..l.
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ne r y abrcat ofConmings' Point. his pres
chce of mind seems to have deserted him,
and his previous orders to have been forgot
ten
Acc Ring to his own account h was
Tut Two miles from Fort Sumter, the same
distance from Fort Moutrie, and a little
over halt mile from the twogun battery
on Cummings Il, int, when the FIRST shot
Was fired from the last named battery across
his bow. lie is very minute in ,!escribi,g
how near each ball came to striking the
ship-Several Of them spas sing clear over
her, one of them .'whistliny between the
Sino C stack and walking beams of the en-.
-ine; ano'hcr strikins he ship "jus; abait
the forc RIGGING, but dJins no danaae
th&. vor.! Jew dollars would not repair
whilc another CT the In .mlcss missiles. we
are told, came W ;h:n N nee al carrying
away the iud.!c-." Nevertheless, aud in
:. lc ot al these threatening demonstra-
ions, the Star oi thc West, Captain Ne
Go"an tells US. held on her course Tor '.over
ten minutes which must have brough.
h r t. within less than I mile of Fort sum
ser; but hot even then did the commander
ol the transport vessel think OF hosting Ike
.'cVenue lag to announce that III; vessel
e "a 2nyioyed III the service of the Federal
Government
On The contrary, Captain McGowan took
inns particular nouent tor wheel N, his
'Gsr.l round, not that i'c ;Ii9hl obs; his
2, 'cra ~ running her ashore rs near to
'ort sf'ater ~ possible, bit that he might
-te"m back past TIE h..lplcss battery on
'"mmlns's .'oi:,t ana ct uat 20 sea ae:i;l
..- apan -, r"-...'e. lis excuse is that a
-'ea~cf was app.uac.ing hn "'rta he
'mcG ~ehocner ~ to-. the stolen reye--
nre schooner -ii.;ll ot sixty :o,.. baden
n'"',!nz u, sm,l s'.jyyl tanaouaic; aai
t'o d.; - wocil have h.i % ..ap ...n;,ch
sort y lr!,rio 20 ijlnn :hroc-,Ga..c.,s OF
mile pci.re he could "..cep a.,ay t.: i'ort
>alHtar IL tie .eguiar o,.n.1ei. 10 Cant.
'ict owal, /. order go av.'I certain can
.ulo or acs,ructioa," labo,ious'Y and s,o-iy
'..e tee Ncss i round, aad 5; ii o;: to sea.
Aav:3- a@a'n to run tue gaurtlc; o. Re ;7o
.l.s "cUu.ca a4Ioagat ti,a sand l.i.,5 at
0um'-,na1s Point.
'ltEca, ~ loss OF nan, or the reccii,t
% s.ug', telling shot from any curr,.r
ihis steamer, with t.e American easicn
IT, n at har masthead, and With .wo nun.
,!red American solG.a.S "stowei away in
h'. c"ai bankers, Gel ignomiu;ou Is o1t Of
Z "r!os, n hafJ,r w.:huut hayiU. ma lea,.v
-erou, a. apt 10 c0a The orders given Iy
her cnarte-,rs-vitEo.t having dispayad
tie rev rgc @tg 10 announce her chara 2ter
- lao: .Auler,ou--Nithout having allow
ei the two hundred, $ l;liarf, tgavle, -,--aon
s"en ny tie tc,ecopcs Oh the loo,,-oat at
Fo-t SuHater-and without any attempt
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Message errres:,icut Buchanan

WAsHINGT ~. January l3.-Jhe pIoSi,tcut re
grcts to say matters. iusi cad o. bee -l,r ter
are still worse. ami hope is uiInin i've. Allu
ding to The condiIion uI South 'a,ohna, lac ~, :
there appears to he no Other ALTERNATIVE but to
collect the revenue and protcc, public proper y,
as far as practicable uudtr existing LAWS. las
duty is to ,vacaute. lie says, a, the opening
the session, he called attcu.,n 20 the Hut,r,
10 the Union, and rccommcu ici such Rt.Suic~
OF relief as he believed wou.i nave the ciIrc' Of
tranluIlizing the country. and save il FROM
perils in which it was need, SLY and uniur,u
"a ely placed. 1t WAS NOT nrcc -slry To rctr.c.
tins opinion and rcconm, nd.t. on = Iii, c"m,ic
tion then expressed Is uaolarg get. the rigat
and duty TO us military and na yyIl !orcc "a "a.
those who illegally -;Iii the Federal Govern
ment are clear anl .ndislutab,e bug I!.c pi es. n
state OF things is beyond Executive cun,rYi
We are IA t!'e n,iIs o. 5'v'' -'-.--i---r -.-..
he recommends To Cungr1ss thIt 10 uIcei IN.
present emergency i. res rvei tir power 20 a.
clare war, and remove lc.hnccs that migh,
lead to war, AM restore peace u ihe coun'ry.
On them rcsts the responsibility. After cu
log'z.ng the blessings conferred hy the tu.oa.
he says: hould il perish, he calamity viii 'v
as sereIeia the SOU hcrn rs in t"e Nurt..crn
States.
The secession movement was c'.ic..y made "a
misapprcheusion a 40 Ihc sentiments ot II u,,,
, j lrty Of the Northern States. Lut Tie qnvs
tion be transferred tron the p1..t zeal ~ cuby
To the baIlot-box, ana The pcnpI, VIII redress
grievances. In heaven name, let tie trial ns
made before plunge into The II sumption hat
there is no alternative. Let us nave reelection
Would that Sou,h C.:Olina had reflected. lie
appeals 10 Congress 10 say, ia thcr mgat. The
Union must anu SHALL he preserved 10y al CON
stituiiUnal means. lie recommends Congress
10 devote themselves to pi oInpt action with "a
view TO peace. \ division on The line oil thirty
SIX thirty Is suggested rs calculated TO Iroduc.
an n ijustmeut II was an ImputatIpn on men
bers 10 say they will hesitate tor one moment
~ The danger is IN several States. FORTS
and arscnais have been seized 10y aggressive
acts, Congress should cnde,yor to gave tie
difficulties peaceful solution. lie states tie
reasons why he had refused sending troops to
Charleston liarbor; believing this would have
furnished pretcXt if not provo Hlion on the
part of South Carolina for aggression. Refer
ring to Anderson, he says that officer, before
he left Fort Moultrie, could not have held that
post forty eight sixty hours. lie had warn
ell his country of the danger. and felt the duty
faithfully though impericc'ly performed; he
was conscious he mcan; Well Tor his country
Columbia CdroiiatdH.
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TEXAs-FiGHT WITH THE lNDIASs.-Thc
White Nan of the 2S,h ultimo has an extra con-
tanning the news ofihe flight ON the 18th. Cap.
Ross, withtwenty-!ve United states cavalry, had
fight with sixteen Camanches, in which thirteen
of the latter were killed. The chief young son
was captured, together with white women
and her child the woman having been among
the Indians since childhood.
The Indians had Mrs. sherman Bible, with
her name in it copies of the JVhHe .u,n, with
the name of Mr.. Riley, Zone of Jack county set
tiers killed by them and other articles, indi-
eating that they were of the party that Commit
ell the recent depredations.
j few days before The fight party of thirty
five warriors left the camp on marauding
pedition TO the settlements.
The CHICKAsAws AND CHoCTAwS FOR TEXAS.
We notice an important fact in the GrysOn
County Monitor of the 18th ult.:
The citizens of Preston. in the county on
Red River, held n public meeting, presided
over by J Thompson Il. G. H. Potts, Sec
yetary. Th- Lone Star flag was hoistcd. Strong
resistance and secession resolutions were pas
sed. The Governor was requested to convene
the Legislature TO take prompt measures TO meet
the political emergency Should he refuse,
the people will take the matter into their own
hands.
large portion of the respectable citizens OF
She Chickasaw and Chociaw Nations were pres
ent at this meeting by invitation, and heartily
participated in the deliberations and assisted
in the duties of The occasion.
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WAsHINoToN, January l2-There was a Cab
met meeting last night till a late hour on the
dispatches brought by Lieut.. Talbot from Maj
Anderson. There is no reason to believe that
anything farther will be yielded to South Caro-
lima.
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RTANBURG, S. c., THURSDAY JANUARY a. 1861.
The Cabinet at washington.


The Cabinet aa washington.
The Washington Constitution Of We'd
lesday has the following explanation of the
he causes of Secretary Thompson's rcSigna-
ion. 1t may be proper to state that Mr..
Holt isa native Of Kentucky:
"ii the President had declared the pur-
rose in his message to use the land and sea-
urccs Of the United States against the
south, it is Il fact we'll known to all that,
N i avowal, Mr. Thompson would have
resigned. 1t WAS on the faith
hat no such purpose was entertained that
'lr. Thompson remained in Office, aud after
he regrctablc aud Unauthorized movcm, ut
/ Major Anderson from Eui i"cl'v.s to
'ort sumter, which almost prccipi.atcd
ivil war at Charleston, it WAS OH the fai;h
{ distinct understanding that M rem
orccmcnts should bc scat, an 10 other
vidcncc aiiordcd hy the Federal Govern
icnt Of hostility to South Car"iina, that
ir. ihompsor hid consented TO remain in
&c Cabinet after tie Secretary of Wan had
csi-acd.
/; is wei known that the gcnt!cmau
'hom the Pres Dent commissioned tu ad-
Iiui>t,r al ~ ,,m the affairs at the War
)e ar,mcut, although hc was bora On
ou h rn sol! end Qwcs to the South ali
lai he Is woru on earth, c.iner in m"lu-
= fame. was opposed to her in tli- her
our u. tti.! a,i DANCER, al that. If h
ol'l, he vsri compel =, by force, TO
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HoHcIDE We regret exceedingly to record
the fact of homicide perparaied ia our streets
on Monday last. ID. W. Hays killed Joseph
Steele by stabbing him through the heart with
knife. The parties fell out about some trivial
matter. Both were under the influence of Ii
quor. Hays Immediately arrested aud
lodged in Jail. AS the matter will undergo ju-
diciai investigation, we forbear further parlic-
ulars.-LaHcaster Lsdgcr.
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L BALTIdUAE
Winter schedule.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

On and after MONDAY, December ., 1851, the
Passenger Trains between Washington and Bald
will run as follow.
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Arrive at Baitiinore 1904 m: Phiisdelphis I9 50 p
New York p MarrirSsrs LAR burg lls P,n.,, m
! 20 a. m. Arrive At Baltimore $40 .. m. No con.
nections at Baltimor-,
Arrive at Baltimore IL 10 p. m; Fhiladephia e.
p Aiternoon i accommodation leave Washington 8 os
p m. arrive at Baltimore 4 so p m Philadelphia
rive At BsitiT ore y M; fh,ladeiphia less p. m;
II II. s%ns'y' rsu s'S from ..sSaSSn SaS connects
through TO Hsx Ss;t a;y SPE tn week
Leave New York at a. M; Philsde'P Phia II 80 q.
m; Baltimore 90 p. m. Arrive at Washington d
Leave Sew York at 0 p IN Philadelphia 10 so D
m; Baltimore 30 a m Arrive at Washington q. 20
Q. m.
m; Baltimore 7.jS a m Arrive at Washington
Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at A. m
and y. IN for Washington STRIVE there at II a. IN.
On SunIays a, 80 and is5 a. m. only.
PASSENGER S Trains ssvng sg sshngton ,IS M a.
Junction
lraips leave Annapohs ior baltimore ana W ASH
ington at $50 q. IA and 24J p. M.
Pas enger Trains leaving W Washington ut 800 g. IN
II q. m and p. m and Baltimore at 4S0 aud .SG
A. IN and SO p m, will stop only al annapolis Juac
lion arh wOshington (R.iayl Jlno.,s'.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation Train,
only
Trains will ave Washing on and Baltimore
promptly upon oa'd hne.
W. p. SMITH,
Master oi Transportation, Bait,
| j. 7. ENGLAND,
agent, Camden Station, Baltimore.
| G. +. GILBERT,
Agent, at Washington. nov q
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From Hon. Charles Mason, Iais Com m g.
si6rer Of Patents.
NJ q T C E
adams Express COMPANY"

This Company onsrs to the public " Un.quslled
Advantages for the e afe and Quick D1spatch" Of
60, 10 all parts or the Uaits4 4St4Ks.
Expresses u ind rom me Hofsh and est depart
from and affise In Washington twice dPny. Ali
Expresses are in charge Of ezperIensed and reliable
Messengers.
An Packages for The Soldiers" carried at One
Half" our usual rates.
All goods fer the so called Cepfeders,ss Statesn
and oil article" coatrassrd OF War;" Will Be RI
pussr.,.
Our Expresses leave New York 1t LIS and p M
arriving IN " nshington at A N. and so p. N.
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~, arriving in Washington $40 r u spa : A. n
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Z arriving Y " us,hngton at 6 A n. and %
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WsShington dnily Ut !. 80 A. N. and . 90 p. ~
Special Contracts tor large quantities of Freight
can be made on application at this ONCE.
oharg.. r. W. PARSONS,
-. slnteA5snf Adams ExpEess c..
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~ FOR T h Z W EST, wa
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW lOHE
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Express Trains leave New York city depots OF
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted as
At 1.ooa m AtTaS a. N.
I.oo bp m lla0 q. m, k.8o p. m.
Train with sleeping .O.op. m.
cars, 1918 p. m,
On SUNDAYS, tie following trains will be run to
and from Soth street The 10. 40 p m. sleeping car
Troy, and 44' p. m train from Albany. avn
Connecting at Albany with the New York Can.
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town Railroad Buffalo, syrsouse Niagara Fails,
Trains In connection leave Buffalo and Suspension
na Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western RaiIroad, ior Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Crosse, Madison Prairie DuChisn, Galena, Duneith
Dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, Musoat Inc, ,IowaCity,
burlington, Quincy, Spring field, Alton, St Louis,
sYa
West, Northwest, and Southwes
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Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy and
boston, and Rens. and Saratoga Roads for Saratoga
whitehall Rutland, Burlington, St. Albans, Roase
Point Plattsburgh, oGdensburgh, Montreal, DO :,
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without change OF Oars, from the Depots in Cham.
bers and Hudson streets are at all times aS favorshI
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mend It to the confidence of merchants and sbnnars
for promptness and dispatch ''PPs''
passenger Trains with Smoking ana Sleepins
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for paftioqiafs TO local train tand freight mr.
rahgemens, inquire at the depot, IS Warren street
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GAS FIxT EST
THE BEST ASSOR TMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Thoee whe desire to select from new patterns, with
the advantage Of reduction In prices will call early
and examine.
We would also call the attention Of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings to our increased
facilities and consequent low prices for this branch
Of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
and free from gas leakages call al $50 Penpsylva
MIA avenue, tetwsen Tenth and Eleventh streets,
soutE side. J. W. lHOMPSON CO.
nov ~
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTsi
PAPER HANGINGS,

CFALL GRADES AND PRiCESI
Warranted Gold HAND Window Shades BuG
Green and Blue Holland Shades, all szee; made to
order.
Also, q handsome assortment Of Picture Cord and
Tassels, all sizes and colors.
Purchasing for cash, snd allowing no old stock 70
accumulate persons needing the above goods will find
Il tc their advantage TO give me call.
Al work executed and superintended BY practical
men, who have served q regular apprenticeship al
thgir trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
Please give me q call Remember the number.
JOHN MARKRITER,
No 486 Seventh street,
nov 2s. 3ms Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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LDR SALE CHEAp.-A FARM OF 49,
.I*1 acres, convenient to the Agricul 3',1
,urai olltge station, y miles f ON Wash III
ingtoD, adapted to wheat ID tobacco large porIion
limet aud set in clover; ,uHcient meadow through
which are running Streams of water. House con
tains e'eyen rooms Two large tobacco houses
under good fences Springs OF excellent water
near near dweIli.g place very healthy Estimated tina
Prlce ls pea acre. unlt,d statis scrip, or Bond.
OF l0yn' St1ie5 taken Ia pay ment For 0 .si,-
hor7es and wnggoD, all the f.rming utensils, furni
tune, HIten siu III ground aad prOveuder, will be
included III the price
Addre-'' SAMUEL h STAFFORD,
Hy attsyille L. O., Md
hterenc. bEak, "a Merchant, No 81
Pc n,yiVania avenue, Wssh'""t0h City.
dec lb-2N+
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Inn. LELAN
~ Anti-Rheumatic Band

AnO-hnoumaC1C 0auu
PERMANENTLY ounSs
RREUNA77sH, IN Ia pdrsosa forms,
9OUT amd NBURAL0A,
xzFYvkss and NER VOUY F7EC7ONS,
IMPURITIES Of as BLOOD,
And ne Evil ETeos of Mercury.
its 4 conysnient,y ~ IN sed Ban, or BELT, cor
tanning medicatsd compound, to be worn around
the body, about the waist, EauALLT AFFECTING ALL
PANTS, wherever As disedS may be, and can be worn
,citho,a injury to the most dsiscate pereon.
BY this treatment, the medicinal properties con
taihed In the BAND, being Of highly aromatic and
volatile NATURE, and capable Of being readily dbsoTsnl
through he pores Of he skin, come into dsred contact with
the BLOOD and general circSldon, without hrst pas
ing through the process Of dieeetion which would
tend not only to tract from their curative power,
but to impair the internal organs and derarge the
digestion also-thus avoiding the injurious sos, 50
often the result OF intsrnal rcnedies aud erecting
perer. cure, by arin9 and eqsairino he circulation o.
he vital idi, dnd ressrino k part affected 70 hsdihy
condition. This BANn IL also moa poterfL . Asri
MERcuRiAL A sEsr " ~ vii entrely rdiepe the sys
TEN from II. p~nicious effects.
Moderate casrs are cured In few days, and we are
constantly receiving undotbe tes'monials-to VIII oh
we invite inspection at our ofoe-of tn ir efficacy H.
aggravated cases Of lonq Standing
Price Two Dollars. Sent BY mail upon receipt o
81, by express every where, with all Necessary IN
sirrction., from the principal once Of
@ SMITH h CO., Frogrietors,
48l Broadway, New York
N. B-Deeriptipe circulars Ssut frc..
81 This Rand will not interfere with the soldier
dulles usv 16-ly
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WhNTED.-A competent GEumAN TO
w raise company OF Infantry, 10 be alta he'd
TO he Pre- ehdent Guard to do service DiAtrit
of Columbia Authority will be gwen by applying
at once at headquarters, No sos seventh street,
between d and Z streets. ISAAC PEEK,
WdshinS0n Gty, Dec. Q, 1851 Col. Comd'g.
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PAPER HANGING.

TJuUsE DECORATORS
III AND UPHOLSTERER5.
: sc would respectfully notify all IN want
I OF an Upholsterer or Paper Hanger that we
are prepared to execute all WORK intrusted
: | 10 US In the most su perior manner and on the
shortest possible notice. All work done BY
{ ! US IL u. .Sr our own immediate supervision,
: and satisfaction IL guaranteed in every case
. JOSEPH r X. PLANT CO..
No. $50 D street, bet. Ninth and Tenth
) Refer to Messrs Louis r. Perry Co.,
Ninth, treet aud Pennsylvania avenue.
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The national Republican., 1861-12-27

ni,. h. AAfpoSE, Instructor and Lee
~ turer in Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, and
other branches Of Science oted with Msdioine
Also, Teacher Of French, Spanish, Italian, German,
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Languages
Once, No. 81 X stVet, being near P-nhsS lvania
avenue And T~sht3 enh street sspf e-J
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

TOhE ONE AND ALL, to the Peoples Clothing
~ store, No 800 Seventh street, and gei your
Goods st astonishing low prices dec f2-im