»1 “firm mi; ammonia-*- am I.3mm? mrn .m -. IO want! for Icon-ion. as. e. are ‘ zit-ohm m domed immedmely sf. harp-inns. requesting the President to splat-mm ma mord'mmoe Mn. mammot- has ordered the nrtillm m of the State to prepare :mpply of ball cartridges. ‘ GmRGIA ALSO—Augusta, 63., Jon. 7. -—Beturm from one hundred and {our coun fiohpvo been received. in which uncut, delegate: we elected favorable to immedi- Iteuouaicm, twent ine no for co-opon “on. end five are chatted. BEOI'EBION MEETING AT VAX BU RBN, ARK.-Vm Buren. Ark. Jan. 7. Q'ho lugest meeting ever held in Crawford county took place on Seturdny. A wrio-s of {“thmwere adopted. nearly unmimnus— .. doehring that the institutions of the iLvdaoldingSmea ought to be maintained fit every heard. md to the hut extremity; thet we View the perronnl liberty bills pess bd {or the purpose of defeating the execu‘ tion of the mime slave law as pnlpabiein (notions of t e comtitutinn, and that we insist on their greedy repeal, and the faith ful execution 0 said law. as a condition to the retention of fraternal rolntionn: that it 'u our "dent desire to presort‘o the U nion. int an be preserved consi~tcntly with the honor. rights and interests of the nine holding Motel. and favor a conference of the shveholfig Sung; at Nuhvillu. and if need be I convention of all thc Stuns : that in the event of a failure by tho South to obtuin such a guaranty of their rights in the Union in may be c'ompntiblc with its honor and interests. they then insi‘t upon an equitable division of the yublic property md the public debt; and i thiq cannot be obtained they will eeparnto from their nor thern confedorntci, not peaceably. but that they draw (It: won] an-I jig/kl for their right; to Me Iliad (ml,- thut we are oppnsed to separéti‘ action. and especially the 6(‘C(‘\"lOD of Ari henna without «"Mprnition : that n rmison-V able time should be given to tho non-=inve-l holding States to rctrnc-e their BICIN, mnl“ depoee their unprinciplod loaders. and give the South such guarantees as will secure their right: and equality in the Union ; thnt j we are in favor of a. State convention at on ‘ early day, rind that we recommend to thei Legislature’zm increase of at! mien-m duties to 45 cents on the $lOO. which will furnish i warm todefrny the purchase ofarmq andl munitions of wnr with which to protect ouri live. and our homes from aggression and} memos. I MISSOURI LEGISLATURE—St. Louis, Jan. Gu—A rmolution was unanimously Idode in the Senntn _vosicrdny, instructing the committee on federal relations to report a bill calling a State convention. MBSAGE OF GOV. LETCIIER. OF VA. p—Richmond, Jan. T.—Thc Legislature of‘ Virginia assembled in spooinl session to-day. and the mmnge of Gov. Letcher was im~ mediately laid before both houses. He renews the proposition made in his hat message‘ for n mnn-ntion of all the States, and says: It i: monstrous to see a government like ours destroyed merely bo~ came men cannot agree about a domestic institution. It become? our State to ho mindful of her own interests. Disruption is regarded 85 inevitable, Ind if new con federation: are to be formed, we must have the best gum-amen before we can Attach Virginia to either. He condemns as hasty the oct'mn of South leimwhich has taken her Southern sisters by surprise. The non-elaveholding States are chargea ble with the present. condition of the nf {gin ofthe country, And if the Union is dis. :1: tad, upon them rests the responsibility. fie alluda at length to their aggressions, and my: they have the power to end the strife and restore confidence. Will they do it? “'0 await their response in that/n gehemion. He says that our action shoniii based on the wrongs done our own peo ple. Be oppmes nStAte convention at this time, and suggests thzt commissioners, ooinpooed of two of the most discreet states man. Visit the Legislatures of the States that has passed t 0 personal liberty bills, and insist upon their unoonditionnl repeal, axeeptin the New England States. Seoomfiy—Thst they must have proper, eflbctive guarantees of protection to slavery in the District of Columbia. Third—That our equality in the State-z and Terriwries must be fully recogwized. and the rights of persons and roperty ado.» dandy protected and seem-91f Fourth—That he be permitted m pass through the free States and Territories un molested, and if t slave be sbducted the flute where he is but shall pay the value. Fifmhq'l‘hnt like guarantees for the trans mission A)! slaves between slnvoholding Std”. by land or water, shall not. be inter {éred with. Sixth—The Passage of rm enforcement kv hr the punishment of such rsona in tin {roe Bmm as organize or airmd abet inlay mods whatever in organizing com niea with aview to assnil the slnvelmlding gates and excite slaves to insurrection. Seventh—That the general gon-rnment bedeprived of the we: of Appointing to local omm in slavemlding Suites persons hostile to their institutions or inimical to their rights. He says he will regard any attempt of the fedenl troops to pass acros‘ Virginia. for the purpose of coercing a Southern State as an not of invasion. which will be repelled. He in not without hope llmt the present diflmltiea yill find a saiinfnetory solutinn. Int New England and Western New York “he [laughed 03'. and let, then: form an elli - pace mth Canada. “'3 SWESSION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORKPNew York, Jami—Mayor Wood’s manage to the City Councils recommends the secession of the city of New York from the Bate. and the formation of a. free city. 2e is not prepared, however, to recom ¥ :1 violent measum therefor. REINFORCEMENTS FOR MAJOR AN DERWNe-v'l'he steamer Star of the Wgst, Ihkk uiled hence on Sahu-day. was charter ed It the order of Geneml Scott, took a full supply of provisions for Maior Anderson, Ind 250 men under Lieuunzmt Earle“.— ”rill beetChu-leston tomorrow aftenoon. Am ORLEANS FOR IMMEDIATE ~ mlo3.~Bew Orleans, Jen. S—The *retnms of the election of members 90 the Moonvenfion show mum city bu'bcen cursed by theimmediuo secwxoninu by over 500 Monty. The election for dele 5m to the convention throughout the Bmm : jlmppaed will result. three to one in fa. Wm“ unmodinte secession «mm,- . Union_ men have gone over. § $8.168 OF THE GOVERNOR OF; HHESEE-Nuhvifle. Jun. B.~Tbe mes-i agg‘of the Governor wthe Legislature tee , mend! flat the $6.60" of ailing!” Moonvafionbel tothepeople. e' any-Mums” for the present. evils ex hapnlyheonatitutionnl amendments. 01: ' gram-loft!» North Qomoedo to Inch We. Tania-ea would mun; ' inc: «independence one as anion. He mum meal-Pub} fiddfiomififinmdthemo m. g _LTIOX 01’ MY THORSOF.‘ 4, Im. B.——B¢orotlry Thump-1 and “Interior Dams, today ro ,dpdhml’n-idenghh com a} We! the Internet on . a 111 cam . : Wham-. 5 ma -3 32%. W "ma“, "“3 “1» ~ . . 1 ~ =.» w arm “:3 .- “’3’" ”M‘mmhoopontho‘ ads-lad Fort Sumter. Not ”'in directed ton-he the M to‘Wah' ‘ gill ’minghcfwth'ith resign- ' . J_ . l EM] ' B. Anne-sow. PCBITION OF KENTUCKY .-'l'he Gov» vmjfickm immedietely greeted cm of Kentucky is opposed to negate to pennidon (lubed. end directed thnt ection.md prelm a convention of .n the a reality end courts? be extended to due Side: to be held—z? u. Wuhlnghu the louvre! d' has ( but. what) {or -u early I. the sth February. ”Ho his mt. going Ind meaning. ‘ thinks than: immedinuagmmeatglldo [m Tunic! loathed“: lam least be had upon gnu-eaten to he demanded of. nighfwflhdi’klnn from 141? an the fedenl government. and that “1830‘ to'the W 110 goes M wwngtolr should be refused, the South would be a uni! for imtrucutms he: the I’M-eldest. 'EA pub for figuration. ' ‘ (V of pnllemcn enterteined him fit. the SF - ES‘SION OF VIRGINIA—A Commitr Chulesmn "0. before he left. tee of the Virginia Le inhture have we Thceflhirpraluoed someexcitemeuflnre, mod a bill providing gar holding e State but Alli: now tranquil. ‘ llanvention. The election of delegalee will . _..- ‘—. . .~~ -—- be held on the 7th of February. and the Orm- mogrm “SSAGB or m p 333. vendon will meet on the 18th of tint month. mm I’o CONGRESS. In order bomeet contingencies lf‘mwir'lg out 3 _ ‘ of secession, the Legis eture vo )efnre. thegtfigewlufion ‘ppmpfmnnm “Elm“ The South ud tie—Sumter: Tronbln. of 0 rain defence oft ne State. T egon-' oral .impregion in. that State nny L} that! conga” CalliOn for Relief. Virginia will secede “70“" the Mb ('wf Feb‘ i The following Mesa-go wn tnnnmilucd to nmw- ' Congreu on Wednesday, by the l’ruidcut of MIsSISSTPPI VOTE? HERSELF OUT . . q OF THE I:Ni«)x.4ukmn, Mm... Jan 9. ‘1” WW . “1°“ —Tl|o convention of thin Rule. passed the To the Small and lIMKQI‘RW: ordinznce of menu-inn by nvoxc of Mto 15.? At the Opening ofyour ,Irl‘fip'll‘ amqinn l The prominent. buildings in the city Ire il- called your Mtcntinn to die (hinge-rs which luminnted, and sslutes of cannon and fire- lhl’l‘alOllNl the ox‘nrtencn oflhe I'ninn. I works give expression to the public natisfwc- exprewml my opinion freely concerning the tion. -- original mum; ufthme danger!!! Ind recom- NORTH CARDLINA LEI’iWLATURI‘L mr'rhilml Huoh mmhurm an I believed would Both Homes have pLs‘m‘d the bill a )proprin- have the effect of trunquilizing the country ting WOOO to arm the State. The bill to and mvintit from the peril in which it had asll a convention will it is stated undouhtr been needlessly and most unfortunately in cdlv pm. valved. Those opinionn and recommend»— li’ AL‘HVAHE LFRISLATURE.-—Rmolu- tion« Ido not now propose to rvpeot. My tious are pending nuggcating n notional con- own mnvictiom upon the whole subject re rcntion to nmnnd the constitution of thb main unchanged. The fuct that a grant ca lfnitod States. nnd nl-o approving of Mr. lamity ML- impending over the nation was L‘iittvnrh'n's proximitionk oven at that time uvknmvlulm-«l lry every LETTER FM ‘3l VICE PRquDENT lntolligi-nt clu’m-n. It hn-l nlrcmly mmh‘ HllECKlNllllXil-I.—-Tho lion. J. C. Brr-ck- itselffeltthronchuut tlmlungth unil hrmdth inridgc.Vice-Preditlont of the l‘nitorl Strum. of tho land. The nrw‘ohary manuuncon has addressed a letter to Gov. Mngoffin of ofthenlnrm lllllrlpl'ullllCOtl“t‘l‘t' mostdeplo- Kentucky. approving of hi« mums in con- wimp—imports foll otl‘wnth n rapidity never vn-ning the Legi‘laturo of that. State. nml known before. {-xm-pt in timo ol \\ or. in the oxprcising the opinion that “no thorough hiqtoryofourfnn-igncommon-v: tl (Art-mun and mtiJactory phm will be propane-Ll to “'Bl-: unexpovtcdl) h-ft withoutlm-nns which the States by Conan-w. All efforts for it had roanonuhly (ounlml up« nto moot the this purpose lm\'olli.—closcd differences too yublic Pnznzrnmntn: trmln “JD! larulyzeik railed to‘udmit of «grccmvntf' ‘ mnnnl‘nrturvs wow stopped ; thu ha-t pnhlit‘ ‘ smrities nullrlunly sunk in the innrkot; tornry specim ol'propm'ty xlcprm-inti-d mort- I or low. and thnumntls of poor men. \\ ho ilw [{wmlml upon their (lmly lnlmr for thor daily :roml, were turned out nfomploynwnt. 7774’ SM" Qf "6 Wm ”"41"“ from FOll I deeply rogrot thnt lam not able to give Moullnc and .llarria' Island. ‘yon any infornmtion upon the state of tho —— ' | Union which is more satisfactory thin whnt FORT SUMTER DH) )‘OT RESPOND! iI WM thonohligml tncommunimte. On the HIGHLY IMPORTANT IRON CHARLESTON. . —— ' lcontrary. matters' are still worse at present C'lmrlcston,'Jan. 9-—The stenmer 8“? 0f than tliev than were. “'hon ()oan met the “"‘stv 71”) "0°!” to reinforce F 0- atmng Hopes pervndi-d the whole public Sumter. 3"”in Ofl.”!°Ch“T]““‘“ Bar 3‘ an mind that some mnicnble ndjuatmont of tho early hour ”115 morning. {when ahcatternpt- “,sth would weed”). be nwlp by the ,9 “d m .911“? the barb-or With ““3 American re-lonmlives oftlie Stairs and of the pOO i: flag flying. when 3 brlfik fire W?" opened “1"- which might restnro peace between candie on he}: by the garrison “3‘10““! 8‘ ”‘8; ting sections of tlxe country. That ho e lighthouse on Mprns’ lalnnd. I has been diminishing by every hour obi; The guns or 1'0" Moultne 0“ the oth" luv. and M the proqwot ofn Hoodlum settle sido also opened on her, when the steamer mbnt fades mu”, public distress becomes put nbout and went to ma again. “We have more and more ignnvlltpd_ “0t 1’00“ “M“ ‘0 loam Whom“? the ntcamcr‘ An evitlonvo 0t (hi-a. it is onlv 110003er to or any pnrson 0“ _hom'd "35 injured. The ANW that tho trmsitn' notes authorized bvtlie belief i“ that no injury “M sustained either not of the l7th of Dpcemhor hut wet-o silver by the boat or those On board. Itiwd according to law. aml that no responsi- Major ANION“. from Fort Sumter, did ble bidder ofl'e’rml to take any mnaidmblo “Qt nwpond. 1 mm at par at n lmwr rate of interest than FLAG OF TRT'CE FROM FORT SUM-'l2 per cent. Frnm tho-e fun; it aplms TElt.——L‘lmrle~tnn. .Tnn. 9.—Liout. Hall, of that in n gnvornnn-nt nrganiwd like curl. Fort Sumter, came over to the city about ll domestic strife nr evvn n m-11-gmnnded {car o‘clock this morning with a flag of truro, ' of civil lmstilitim is more n’q-«lmrlivo to our and re irod to the qtutrn-rs of the Gorcr- public and private interests than a most. for nor. fomwm by a crowd of citimna. t midnble foreign wnr. He was in secret communication with: In my annual nioungel expressed the' the Governor and council for about two mnriction. which I burn inn): deliberately hours. At two o'clock he was sent in a Hold, nnri which neon! reflection has only. carriage. with the Governor's aids. to the tended to doepen and confirm. thst no Wharf. and returned to Fort Sumter. :Stue has I! right by it- own not to moode The object of the minion is not known. ’ from the Union or to throw off it: fedord but it is supposed that it relates to the fir— . obligations at pleasure. I itlsodeclnrml m in}; into the Star ofthe West. opinion tohe that even ifihat right existoir. The people are intensely excited. There and shouldbo exercised by any State of the’ was no demonstration against Lieut. Hall. confederiicy. the executive department of but the curiosity to learn the purpose of, this government had no authority under the his mission is intense. iconstitution to momiw its validity, by luon ASDIISON ro cor. ”cuss. lacknowledging “‘0 independent” 01' ““011 I Four Scxrn. Jan. 9. 1861. i State: . . To His End/my. a” Gwen" MS. Ovulimz: . Thisdeft me no othcralternotive. naehiet' Sin—Twoof your batteriesfirexl thb‘morn- executive oflieer under the constitution, ing on an unarmed vessel begin: the “35 but to collect the public revenues and to of mv government. lam not notified that protect the ”‘3‘” Prnl'fl‘y' “.0 .f'" M ‘l‘” war ha; been declared bv South Carolina m't‘h.‘ bepracticubio under oxmm'.‘ hm?“ agninst the United Statem'nnl I cannot but Th“ ‘5 5““ my purpose. My provmcois to think that this hostile act hasheon comniiv‘ ““3““ "“d “0‘ “3 "“‘k" "“"- “ “3"".“3‘ ted withbut vour sanction or authority.— ‘o‘“"flm‘exdp'wel-‘UP ropeal.to "”3“”- Under that liopel refrain from opening fire °.”° “‘lan thmr provinmnn to xiieetextgen on your batteries. iCIC‘! {is they may occur: I [roam no dl9- I have the honor, therefore, rmpocti'ullv ' revising pint-er. I cortmnly bud ‘no right to. to 0k whether the above mentioned not—'- make “EKYNWOFM "1‘0" "n-v Nate: and I one I believe without a. parallel in the his- ' am perfectly-mtiy-fievi thnt the constitution tory of our country, or any other civilized , has Wisely “'llhlleld that power even from. government—was committed in obedionce Congreu. . . . i to Your in<tructiom2 I notifv vou if 1110* B“ the {l3m and-duty to “‘0 “War!" act-is not disclaimed. thatl shiall regard it force deflmwoly "mm“ “mm .Who ”3"?" as an act of war, and («hall not. after . rca- the forlemi officers in the execution oftlieir soniihlc time be Allowed for the return ofmv logs} funcllfihlJu'ltl against those who ml mesaongcr. permit any vessel to puswithih the property 0f ”.10 fcdeml government, range of the guns of mv fort. is clear rind undenmhie. But a (hanger-oml In order to nave, as f 1“. as is in my power, ' and hostile attitude of Storm towards each the shedding of blood. I beg you will have other h" already f“? transcended “d cost. due notification of my decision given to All in the shade _the ordinary executive dutieq concerned. ialroady growled for by low. and has} assu- Hoping. however, that your answer mav ‘ med auc nut Ind alarming proportions as justify a further continuance of forbearance to 1‘11““ thetxlgoectrerlitirely above and be. . Ont PXWU l n n . l O“ my part, I“m Wmmfififi§;mV i y The fact cannot he «li-guiaed that Ire m 7' ' ‘in tho mid-it of a great rovolution in all its "”7 an“ M"n “0::3‘0‘ to "”0. “‘“n‘; various hearings. Therefore I commend . .' ' . . the question to Cong-en [Li tho only human‘ ifim?zfiziktr:eiiz Eightssfrgfi mm. rm Carolina to the United Santos, and declaring :0 tiller-yr: 311:2:ng (‘2‘:ffl92‘2r- "3 Ti ‘39!“ that our attempt to send troopsof the U.‘ 10 u" e'th - fit 1"? ‘ 8;? States into Charleston harbor. to reinforce m" or to ill} onzoV w emp oyment 0 11- the forts there, wouid he regtrded as an not. tory 1,9,“? m all an" mntemplnted by tho of hostility. in conclusion viva: "2th at— confititutxon I'M.“ they alone ”Km“ power tempt to reinforce with United States 600 p. to remove ‘me‘ "no” whichlmmht lead to at Fort Sumter, orto retake and resume pofi— :3? 3222;203:3120 PEI-$2,312] “a: 31:00?” session of‘the forts within the waters of the 311;“: mu the reofoneibilitv.‘ cm ‘31:“, Eflng3ligmsnfldmfifgesgkmgi The Union is a sacred trust left by our ti: ‘ ed b: the erth ‘tih ' f 39' revolutionary: fathers to their descendants. 33m ”Elma” bfnny 3121;311:230; ”1;: and never did any other people inherit so the coercion of a sovereign State by the, 2;: 21:323.”? 3:” 220;; :LPF‘TK: nrrngd {OFT of the {B39m}. govzrnment. fl" nationartcing has floated in glory over every 4’00: airman}; ere ore, aveboen'o $Ol. Under its shadow American citizem the 1"“ ° ‘92.!“ m- r ”00:31:: opprozw hm“ have found protection and respect in all vessels, ”“3 for m ’ "“3 on land! beneath thesun. I! we descend to con troope to rein orce your f 0": "0‘ tonttempt aidorntions of purolv material interesgwlien. gm‘ii’giohgg’ogmswgnmgfin tint: in the history of all time, and such noon notntopfire onwch resacfintil t}; tliicfovfiiig fodcri;cy “abund min)?" by «ugh “ran! of a shotacroos their how: would worn them “ea 0 mgtut lutsllimfi' d fich portionhol' n of the prohibition of the sum. Under ‘5 ”f" "‘ °“ ': ' “d ‘2‘, “I”? W 9}”. these circumstances the g or Star f‘ on. or program 3' an omes to scam). . . , A team 0 l Free trade roughout the whole supplies the West, it is understood. this morning ot tcmpted to enter the harbor with troops.; and having been notified I.th she could not} outer. Wis fired into. Thi- Ictin perfectly justified by me. I “In regard voyeur thrust: on to vessels in the hos-bog, it honiy new? {or no to say that you must be the judge 0 your respon sibility. Your position in tho bother bu been “dented hi the mthofities of the. 83‘”, md while t e not of which you oom< i plain is in perfect consistency with the‘ righu out! duties of the Sbte. his not. per, oexved. bow for the conduct you propose ‘O. mpg can find a parallel in the 11be of; my coming-y. or reconcile with my other; Purpose 0 your gays-meat thou thn of lmpming on thin the condition of A ‘ conquered prawnoo. {s3l3oll}, ‘ "F, W. Icm “Governor of South Carolin»: ' anon colic-tum! no! luau um l’m Bmin. ha. 9. 1861. “om? “w ~ : a one: 1 the‘teodptofyour communication. and to} my M link the W I bani donned ltptoper touts the wild. W‘ to my government. out inmd dotting; thaws-WWW Mthhmfi in; ninth. gun W at new I fined". ‘1 i by. 8:. m to uplan- filo hop! My oil!“ 'in ho M h my .84 that you waldo no the More! gammy“ the do?“ and return 0! hrs. Hut. ’l‘. shot, who T"‘m‘2’“~ E~‘l¢l§'*‘4~s‘v§*‘s‘~‘";3' NW W‘Gfi‘firnq H 1: aim; h:— uh. pp» the wants of one portion from the produc-, tirms of mother, and scatters wedth every~ where. The great pluntin md fumin . States require the lid of tie commend-5, and navigating States. to send their produo tions in omgltic snd foreign when, 3nd, to furnish rural powar to render their transq gortntion semre against all hostile attack; hauld the Union perish in the midst of the present excitement, we have already ‘ had lid foretute of the universd suffering! which would result from its destruction.—‘ The cahmitgwould be severe in every pon- 1 tion ofthe nion. Ind would bo quits: a; putto sny tingle-st, inthe Southern Is in thaw-them sums. of l. d: rah-t aggravation the evi m thaw ioh munch" minsmouunfn’ vonblo lighthoth for. the world-ad pos terity. in, as I m firmly convinced. that the, sacs-ion movement has Naomi “this upon a MW st of sentiment thomqiuity inmmloltho northern em Lot thoqnqtionbotnno-I fermdbom W “bugs to the h-H Pot—hogan! the-Kean). than-elve- '32: '3 m “th- I Kama». HIM Etta Baron's ‘nmolottrhlhemdohhuweplnngo Limo Mmfiict upon no. assumptions ”hut thus in no other m. Time is s NW” punt. be u) pups 6 him point-ad M is. people. both Non}: Ind ‘South, 4% ”mm ”Jam‘ficm lei-a. were pom“... Mi Mi w though you to flu! people of -‘m .‘zxzm'nrm 1W “1:1! "I,” ”14:31];wa W t nion mm * “ ' “I. m nlloonsuhdoulm Imm thMPmr at? , recommend “you «mum‘s-fl“! ““me impr dmml tothoquesdca—haq thinn- bomncmdlim from Walnut-on: amplhhdinpamfilnothcrqum. >Thocommmeoon “lowan-horde:- Ith.; w 1.01.1231, duh Into Wifi-g 2 held their new new in Wuh emu. pvt-ant ll‘nofame “gum-q ' on Friday night ad armed the WWW h «quad—l wing pmJaotium :—Booonmodi.ng A delay in arsogfig-afigr form.“ roped of I the persona libonyhflh: mddfln ‘flmlulm ‘ll efficient unendin o!’ zhe fugitivo ulna for coucilhfion my. driYG Us $0 I £0“)! law preventing Hxflgpping ; equflizins‘ from which it will be Almost. impossi 1e ‘0 commissionen’ fees. etc; that (he comma-1 mede. . ~ tiou be no amendedu to pmhibitnny inter-1 Common ground. on which concdiation : feronco with .bvery in my of the sum”, 1 and harmony can bepmlucod, in sure!) not‘ T 113; Congress shall not. gboufih gh‘veryl nnsttainublc. Proyxxitimu ‘0 oomyromiw in tho dock-yard; ob.. nor in the District.“ by letting the North have thr exclmxro com or Columbig, without the consent of Mary-‘ trol of unitary above. . ccmln linen-m 1 10"13nd and the consent or the District-4110 give southern Innituuom. protechon below 3 inhwitwu—norwithout oompensstionnhntw ”181 “118‘ ought 10 ”Cd” unifl‘m] 8W")- ‘ Congresv. Ihnll not interforu with inter-Slaw Lucien. In itself. indeed. it may "0‘ be 9“" slave (“<lBth there shall be aporpemnl‘ tin-1y untidy-Mr}: but when the alternauvc prohibition of the African slave tram in between wmable COHCGSiOH on 1’01?! That the line of 36 deg. 30 min. shall be rides and tho (loan-notion of the l‘uion, )1 run through 311 the existing Territories of is an imputation (upon the patriutiam of the L'_ Sun“, and in ..11 north of that Conga-a to assert 1 mt member- wiil hm— line slavery shall be gomhibited, whilst south (ate for a moment. 101‘ that line neither r * the T Evan now danger in upon us. In severd , of the States which have not receded, forts. arsenals. and magazine: of the United Ststen have been seized. This is by far the most serious step which has been taken since the. commencement of the troubles. This pub-l lic property has long been left without gar—- risons and ”mils for its protection, bemuse' no person dou ted its security under the flag of the country in my State of the Uni-l on: besides our small umy hm scarcely lveenv sutlicient to guard our remote frontiers against Indian incursions. The seizure of this property. from all appenrancmdnu been purely aggrereive. and not in reztistenco to any attempt to coerce States to remain in the l'nlnn. .\t the beginning of these unhappy tron hit-z. 1 determined that no action of mine nhould inert-Lee the excitement in either‘ section of the country. if the political conflict were to end in civil war. it was my"; determined purpose not. to commence it. nor even furnirh an excuse for it by my act; of; the government. My 0 )inion remains‘ unchanged that justice as well as sound pol icy requires us still to neck a peaceful solu tion at tho qUL'nllOnß ut i-mue lK‘th‘L‘n the North and the South. Entertaining thiq conviction. I refrained even from sending rcinlhrcementi to Major Anderson, com manding the fort-i in Charleston harbor. un-l til an absolute neceuity for doing so should make itself apparent. lemt it might unjuth ly be regarded as a menace of military coer-i cion. and thus furnirh. if not provocation,’ at least pretext for an outbreak on the part of South Carolina. ~ i No neccnsity for these reinforcements ' seemed to exist. I was assured by diutin— nuiched and upright gentlemen of South Carolina that no uttnct upon Major Antlt'b son Wm intended, but that. on the contrary. ' it. was the desire of the State authorities am much in; it was my own to nvoid the fatal con-‘cquenees which must eventually follow militarycollision. And here ldeemit prop or to submit for, your information, mplt‘n of a communication dated the 28th of Deceml ' ber. 18th addressed to me by It. W. Bin-n -ircll. J. 11. Adams and James L. Urr. emn~i minioners from SouthCumlinn. with uccom- ' panying documents and copies of my nn-, nwer thereto. dated 3lut Dcwmber. ! In further explanation of Mujor Ander son's removal from Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumpter. it is proper to state that after my nuawcr to thebouth Carolinn commissioners the War Department read a letter from that follnnt ntfieer. dim-d the 27th Deccniher,} 3400, the day uftcr this movement, from which the fol owing ix an extract: ! “I will add an my opinion that mnny' thin convinced me that the authorities of the Sim d‘lignLd to roceed to the hoetile act. (Referring to organ dated Dix-under 11th of the late Secretary of War.) l'nder this impreqion. I could not hesitate that it. was my solemn duty to move my command from a fort which we could not prohubly‘ have held’ longer than forty-eight or uixty hours to this one; where my power of roiut-I once is incremd to a very great degree."-—' It will be recollecmd that the concluding part of these orders “g“, in the following' terms: : - l “The smallness of your force will not per mit you. pet-laps. to occupy more thnn one of the three forts, but an attack or In at tempt to take pas-tension of either one of them will be regarded as an act at ho-tility, and you may then put your command into either of them which you may deem most vropcr to increase its power of resistance.— Lt'ou are alxo authorized to take uimilnLtllw fen-live ste whenever you have t that lo evidence 01?: design to proceed to illiosttle ! act." , It in aid that serious aflrehensions area] to some extent entertain .in which I doI not share. that the peat-e of this District may be disturbed before the 4th of Mnrch. ‘ In an ‘ went itwill be my duty to preserve. it, and this duty shall be performed. i In conclusion. it may be permitted to me to remark that l have oftc warned my coun trymen of the dangers which now surround u«. This may he the hint time I shall refer to the subject otticially. I feel that my du- . ty luu been faithfully. though, it may he. im rfemly yu-rfonmxlmnd whatever nruhs {oltxcuxl rim” carry to my grave the enn cinumma than. l u: but meant well for my (‘nunt '. JAXES BL'CILHAN. “'mrifingtnn Ci y Janu \rthh, 1801. “ Accounts from the interior of Penn-y]- vaniu, are to the effect that enrolment; ni' vnluntccrs are quietly going on among all chimes. under the name of ‘ Union Men.’ In the emol'ncnt the question of Republi can or Duncan is sunk. Ifa epublimn makes his appearance in plnocs here lists are opened and uvowu his politi he in tohl to hold his pace. for they are‘ all Unimi men now. and ready to fight. for the Union." W‘A movement. we understand‘un been set on foot throu bout, Penmylflnin, to raise the defunct. iody of the “Wide Awaken." and orgnnite them into miliury companies with a view of offering their services mLincoln; but the movement is so far of a more: character. Whenever they can inveiglc Democmminto the organization they will do so. but as a general thing, thoy are very careful in their spproachea.—lgflZ-r~ wnian. I? :blimn T:mu.—-Our VVido Awake friemz‘wem about at night. with lam hun— tinibetter fimes. They found In om coon wit abolition rings on his tail “smin on a rail" out in Illinois, and they invitedqlim to locate for {our year: :1. Wuhin ton and make Lima better for them. 'Phey had been living in Democratic time- for eight. years and didn‘t like the way they were getting Along. They vunted Republican times—rail Iplittin timeHldAbo times— my kind of time-int Democratic “men—- Well. the 30:. their Imm. md now they have "J sort: of times," excepting good times. 3‘01! New Year’s day, .3. the Arch Street House, Philmlelphia. I must dnguln- coin deuce took phoe, wtflch will cause flu: dsy ever to be remembered. There were two births, one death. and one unrriaqe u this homo, 111 on the tune day—u similarity um bu never before come under our no tice, Joy md-on-ow bothpdduvidt to am how on the New You. 1 ’4l: em; I nholifiouh. dfi'vwod e . a I um I :33” unamm :3" run. ~ ev It tend-enamexb ”we“: mob attend and who up the meeting. Ind celebrated their triumphs, asking I ban.- fire 0! a» school'hmne it mnwnh. mfmgfi 5m." ago foe m, and Iron-Mn: and» pct-«ions. "com hive-9mm grin-so “In. Main the bum w‘ouldbe't'fiz :2 Name; ' z~ ~. “no no: Vang-us nor the Terri tori-ti Lop-hum) dull hero-{tor pa- any law abolishing or prohibiting, or in manner interfering with African slavery. And when any territory containing suf ficient population for one member of Con gress in an area of 00,000 a uare miles nhall apply for admission as a gum, it shall be admitted with or without slavery, as its comtitution may determine. The committee represented at itc meeting; Maryland, Virginil. Minnow-i, North Cum! lina. Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana Illinois. Del- 1 aware. Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Texas, lowa, ‘ and New Jersey, This report. it in mid, was agreed to under ein-umxtances leading totho hope that it‘ will be Accepted by overwhelming majori-i tic-n “fall the parties into which Congress is ‘ (IIVItIHJ. _ . This gleam ofmmhino amid the surroundi ing gloom was received with hope and glmlnesa by conservative men of all parties. ‘ It looked as though Congress might yet. and would, do combing towards laying the land from civil WI! and ruin. The intelliU gonee of the next day. hovvevcr, dissipated the pleasing anticipation. A caucus of Ito-l publica: members (Ind the Republicans? have control of the Home.) was held oni Saturday. the preccedinga of which am“ given. thus: , The republican member: of Congress held I a meeting on Saturday to consider the re—i port of Mr. llnle, of Pennsylvania. from tho‘ sub—committee of the Border States. Mr,‘ Halo said he believed the members of thisl committee representing the border slavm States would agree to his pro 'tion, that } all the territory of the Unitmmitu north ‘ nt‘ thirty-six degrees thirty minutes ahould‘ b 0 free, and all south of that line to remain‘ in it im. with liberty to the people to organ-i ize into States whenever they please. with or without slavery. He was of opinion that it might be better for the North to take this prolxuition than to precipitate the country ‘ into war. . Mr. llmvnrd, of Michigan. said he object ed to any compromise, because he believed ‘ it to be an m Knowledgment of an omm: which he would not concede. He defended ‘ the motives of the republicans in‘the com-i mitten of thirty-three. and expressed the; opinion that they had done nothin that could be interpreted as a surrender 0’; their principles. 1 Mr. anejoy. of Illinois. speaking of the mulmntentu of the z-lnve States, and the prnpmi-d compromise of dividing the terri tory hetm-en {modem and slavery to the Pacific, said. “There never imp a more cnuwlcaa revolt since Lucifer led lib whom of apmtate angels again“. the throne ofGoQ' but I never heard that the Almighty hr posed to compromiae the matter by allow ing the rebels to kindle the fires of hell south of the celestial meridian of thirtyiix thirty.” This outburst of the eccentric member from Illinois created a deal of sensation and some men-intent. Mr. Sherman stated that, u a member of the border sub-committee from the border Staten. he could neither vote for the propo sition motion-d by Mr. llule. nor that pro med )lly Mr. Crittenden, to restore the hiiunuri line and extend it to the Pacific. lle wit- also opposed to the mmnromiao to prevent the abolition of slavery in the Dis trict oft'nlnnibia. ‘ Mr. Grow. of Pemhylvania, expressed himwlf decidedly opposed to all compro "NV“. Mmsrs. ll'iekman and Stevens, of Penn nylvnnia. and Case, of Indiana, opposed all compromises. Mr. Potit. of Indiana, from the sub-oom mittuo of border States, laid hehadopposed all the propositio. in that committee ex cept the one prod by Mr. Halo. upon which he did vote. He defended the bonler.Statm for their etl‘oru to Arrange matteri. Mr. Deal. of New York, in uired why his State was not eomulted ? (lit. Pettit re pliud New York was not upon the immedi ate border of the slave Staten. Mr. Suntan. of Ohio. and Mr. Nixon. of Ncw JOF‘U‘)’, uxpnmd themselves in favor ofsnmommpmmise. Mr. Downs. of Mmhmwtu, m‘m'od that no vote be taken on any of the. pmrosilions. and than. the caucus adjourn sine die ; which mu cur-rial. This nbmvs whom the Republican (we may say Abolition) leaders stand. They declare themselves not only opposed to a“ compromise, but even refuse to take a vote on propositions offered in good faith. calcu lated to harmonize exiating difficulties, and preserve the country from the horrors of civil war. To all such ofi'ers, the rßepubli- 1 con leaders in the House turn A deaf éng— ‘ Their abolition principlcssre to them shove i all price. They would rather see the eoun- 1 try divided and distracted, than Aim; :1 particle of their bitter party spirit. On the ‘ other hand, the Duncan: are for compro mise and n peaceoble adjustment of the country’s troubles. Mr. Buchanan. Judge Dough“. Kr. Breckinn'dge. and all leuling men of the party at Washington. ue exert ing themselves dny and night to sooomplish so deainble an end. The Bell It Everett men are doing the me. But e Aboli tionisu hue 00an of the House, and if they them-elve- wfll not mist to (gm the storm (resulting from their own sectionnl injustice) the country has little {oundntion to rest. hope of peace upon. We see at present no other remedy than thot m: noru speak out, and with uvoioe so unnni mom and potential, as to me and cow the hobhelded end {nautical Republican leaders. Btu-3y Sheep. CAKE to the premiu- o! the übacriber, In Liberty wwnuhlp, in In, last, 3 SHEEP, (2 areas“ I hub.) a] white. T 111: owner is nquu to prove open}. I c "gel, n uh xh'un any. 9? £3ll REILLY. Jun-q 7,1361. 3: 3 Notice. on m ISIAH—Loud! o! sdudno Undo]: on 'in ms. of John Inn, In. louaw My, Alb-s county, do mfihm in. mud to the undersign ed. an. I: the nu win-Mt, he hmby gin! nodes tow-alanhdhnld com to uh in payment, and u. hflqelflnlqu-t the “lowa-null; propel: «W hr who”. '\ mum um. Ah'r. Jun-fl, in. a; A I mwm,‘p «Ty-cum, I" h.— comm hon corner, goon" of flu filmy-burg. m ore - , . mH, 001 mm: Inca ‘ . lan. "4' I > BAL_ IO II to min lion mmoomn‘ up exp-{cued of lan yeu bud-cu, (Ind whining lo I 61M WU! nu: “mu! 29 11l fie (“jag Will Aha Attend to 11mm Gumo, nnd all kinds of)“ Feb. 6, ’6O. ly Lawrence D. Diets’a OTIUN HOUSE. FA N C Y. 600 D S. I! 0831 EY , TRIIJIINGS, ' AND TOYS, Wholcule and Retail, uChenp u any phce in Bouillon. 151 Faun.“ Stun, BALTIMORE .3- Order: prompuy “tended to. June 18,1860. 1y E €65 ‘9 w ' A OL'NDED 1852. Chartered 1854. Located F CUR. OF BALTIMORE it CHARLES STS., hullonn, MlL—The Largest. lost Elegantly Furnished 5: Popular Commercial College in the Failed States. Deaigncd expreslly for Young Men deliring to obtain 1 Tnonoceu Puctxcu. Dramas ELICCATIU)’ in the Ihorteat possible inn: and I‘ the least expense. A Large and Beautifully Ornamentcd Circu lar,coutnining up“ unit! ol‘SlX SQUARE FEET, with SPICIII! or I'lxlnanw,mid a LurgeEn gnu’ing (the finest of the kind ever made in Lhil countrS') representing tliulntcrior View of 1110 College, with Catalogue stating term-I, 356., will he sou! toEwry Young Man on applicutiun, Fun or (‘unmm Write immedinlcl} and you will reunite the pncknge by return mull. Address, E. K. LUSIEII, Baltimorc,.\ld. Feb. 0, moo. 1y A. Mathiot & Son’s OFA A‘ND FURNITURE \VARi-JR()().\IS,.\'M. S 25 and 27 N. Guy nreet, Bnifimorc. (near I-‘chue u.,) extending {rum Gay to Frederick lt.-—the largest establishment ot‘the kind in the Union. Always an hand a large mum-(men: of HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE Fi'RN {TURF}, cm bmcing Burenus, Bedstcads, Wushsmnds. Ward robes, Mattresses of Husk. Cullen and Hair, Spring Beds, Sufns, Tctc-c-Telcs. .\rm Chairs, Rocking Chlirs, Elngercs, Marble Tables, Set lccs, Rteefliion nnd l‘pbulsurcd Chuirs, .\S SORTED COLORS UFCUTTAGE FI'RN l'l‘l'RE, Wood Chlfirs. Office Chairs, Bnrber Chairs, Cribs and Crudlu, HM lurks, Hull Furniture, (:ih nnu Wflnui Frame Looking Ulaascq. Side boards, Extension Tublcs, of every length. I'enoul disposed to purchase url‘ imited to cull and give our stock an exumiunkinn, uhirh for variety Ind quality of workmnnship is not. eqnllled by any est-blishmenl in the country A. MATIHUT & HUN, Nos. 25 and 'l7 N. Guy street Aug. 6 1860. Py Burr Mill Stones WARRANTED—B. F" STARR I CO.. Cor. of North cad 6mm Blru opposite N. C. R. R. Smlio BALTXIUBI, )ln. lenufm luren of FRENCH BURKS Imporu'rl nud Dealt-rs nu'n Bloch, Bolling Cloth [_.utherrnind Gum Belg“: C-luined Plaster, and Nil Quality. Also, Coloue, Uumlico, and Esophcs Hill Stone: at nll lizca. [FL-b. 17, 60. 1, George M. Bokee, “PORTER and Denlcr in CHINA, GLASS & QUERXSWA‘RE, . u. 41 North Howard Street, between Lexing lun Ind Fun“: Streets. BALTINORE. RTUXEWARE always 0;: hand. at Fuctory prices. lune 18, 1860. 1y New Rich BWELRY, SILVER WARE, SYLVER PLAT ED WARE, tc.-—A. E. WARNER Gold and Silrenminh, No. 10 Nomi Gu' Snnr. BAL TIMORE, MIL, ha. in store A beautiful nssort mom of nlylu Am! patterns of I‘JCH JEWELRY. lullnblc for presents, embracing n great \nrieL3 of Plain Gold and Salt Branches, Mosaics, Car buukles, kc., Ear-Rings, “mole“, Finger Ring: Cat with Diamond. Ruby. l’cnrl, Opal, Emerald, ta, Lmh'cu' Uuld (.‘hnlnx. Vest & Guard (‘lmlum Minintnre Lockru, Gnltl Thimlxlcs. (‘ufl' l'ins: Signrl. Cluued nud Plain Gold Ring-I: Pun-ill and Penn, Siren- Butmm uml Studs. Hold and Jet Croat", Jet Bracelets, Pins r! Eur llings,&c. AIM-H), A rnricvy ofSilrcr Munuu‘d I; Plated Pastors, Cake [lulu-u. “‘niu-n. Unndlcaticks, Butter Ind Salt Stands, Pearl Handle Desert Kuiveiflpouns, Forks, Lidia, Fancy Articles, &C.,n1l ofwhich in respectfully oifured on the lowan, terms. “The Country Trade and Dealers general iy are invited to give me n cull. and examine Goods and Prices, being satisfied (hut. my SH.- VER WARE cannot be surpassed either for fluent-Is or quality, or the latest and man henn tifhl putemu. [Feb. 27 1860. 1y Haines Bros.' V'ERSTRL’NG GRAND ACTION PIANO O FURTES, celebrated fur superior qnnlhy of TUNE and clognucé and bcnuly of finish.— Thefie Pianos hinc always taken 1h: FIRST PREMIUM whcn pint-ed in competition with other mnkcrs. Challenge all wnwlilion. A splendid assortment of LOUIS XIV and plainer nylon always on hand. Also Second-hand Pianos nn-l PRINCE'S IMPROVED REBOU EUNS from $5510 $350. Wm"! Instrument Warmnted. GEO. L. WALKRR’S Piano and Helodeou Depot, 8. B. Cor. 7th & Arch Su.,l’hihd'n Aug. 0, 1860. 6m Howard Association, BILADELPHIA ——A Benevolent Institu tion established by special Endowment, or the Reliefofthe Sick and Diureucd, I let ed with Vimlcnt and Epidemic Diem", Ind cepecinlly for the Cure of Diana" ofthe Sexual Orgnnn. \ MEDICAL ADVICE given gfltil, by the Act— ing Surgeon, to all who npply by letter, with 5 description of their condition, (age, occupa tion, hnbiu orlife, tc.,) And in cases ofexzreme poverty, Medicines farniahed free 0! charge. VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatonhm, And other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, And on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dil pemary, lent to the nmlcted in sealed letter cnvelopeu, free ofclurgo. Two or three Stun .~ , hr postage will be uceyuble. Addreu, DB. J. SKILL]?! BOUGHTON, Ac lug Surgeon, How-rd Association, No. 280:: ~ Ninth Street, Phihdclphln, Pl. 3] order 0‘ the Directorl. 5" EZRA D. BEARTWELL, Pm’t Ono. huonlw, My. Jun. 1, 1861. 1’ Clove Anodyne OOTHACHE DROPS, BURKS IN 05 MINUTE! 01m' 25 Cutie-Clove An ‘ d a 'in not injure the gum or beth, or a Jinn], alect the breath. I HAD WHAT DENTISTS BAY 0|? IT. ‘ lean. A. B. a 0. SW:— the come ofmypncueo, I hue unuiv nud your Clove Anodyu with much In ‘ a , for the undo! ul- Toothcbc; ad on I .. - candy mmdhhnypcdaufldn n‘ bu 1:» to Inform you of the high ops-lo I haven”: ommmflamr .’ I . Wing-«3'. pub“ to u! put of . Unit-d But-Imu- :o“!thme W. 19-. ' '~ 3.55:5 A.B.tD.sAXD%s - gum!” keel-mfmnhu, .': Pot-hbyLDJmW ; . Jul. 7, Im. 11: . A 2W3; ”‘in. i “ com;- haul Ind bud-Jot «I Exc‘olflor y-li‘ht‘fldlcy,ocupbn ‘ - O T pedal]; designed {6: the an of U" Hafi oal Mania: and the Fund], having named od the 10-ulled “Gina." “Aromatic," ‘WorflaY,” “ Mediated,” “ Schnapps," etc., in not no doned by all or the prominent physician: chemlnu Ind connoisseurs, M, {cumulus 11l 0; than lab-inch medicimi qua! do! (ionic and dinrofic) which bclong to an OLD and BUR! Gin. Put up in quart boltlcl and acid by 111 druggilu, grown, etc. ' A. l. BIKINGER 8 CO., ’ (Eluhlhhod in 1778.) Sole ?|‘°P|"°‘9!"v_ , No. 19 Broul ureet, N. Y. ~ For “19 b FRENCH. RICHARDS t (30., W. W. t H. $3llll, And an 0! Ih. prunilunl. Wholualc Druggisu in Philadelphia. . “ Quick Bales& Small Profits.” AVle purchnu‘d - lugs and varied u- ‘ H sortmentoI‘FALLANDWINTBR GOODS, w. are prepared to ufler buxllm to all who may {nor n: with n all. We will not attempt to particularize, as our stock ccmprilel For eign and Domenic Dry Goodl. Fnucy Aniclu, Trimmings, &c., km, together with 1 large n:- lortmcnt of Groceries and Queenwuc, to which we would rcupectfully ask an cumin:- Hon before purchasing, an we are determined to sell as cheap in the cheapest. Th‘uklul for the liberal encouragement hcxtofore extended to us we would respectfully ask a continuum: of the sumo. A. SCOTT & SON. Oct. 15, 1800. ~ TEW GUUDSI—J. L. SCHICK, S. W. corner of the Dinmnnd, Gettythurg, respectfully culls (he attention of purchaser: to his new and splendid nook of FALL AND \VINTERUUUDSI “is stock in lo large and so well arranged to suit town and country tmdc, thut it in lumen; siblc to Men make mention at hil molt desira ble goods. All he oaks is for person: to call and examine his complete nook. ’lhey willgo away well pleased and soon return for more. Ilc hna a full stuck oflllll-ZSS GUUDS, ofevery drscripxion: Plnin null figured .\lerinou and Cashmcrcs. all wool l’lnldr, all wool Delnincl, cotton l'lnids, plnin and figured. Valentin, French Reefs, Ambinn Stripel, VclourlJavel lu, (lrumellas and Mom: dc Luim, all prlru- A [urge stock of Traveling Dress Goods, pllin. and figured Silks, l-‘luum-u. A full Ind com plete stmk 01 Prints conxlnnlly on hand.— (‘LUTHEL Cnssimorcs. Duster Cloths, Samuel“, Tutu-d 3, Jeans; French. English und American Shawls. Hold and Knitted Shuwla for Chil dren—all styles and prim-s. llonse-fumiphing Goods of every dcxcription. A lull and com plete stock of Notions, Perfumery, Jewelry, Hosiery, (llm c 5, (lonu’ nod lelel’ (lnuutlttl, \Vool Cape: and lloodg, of the very latest atyH-L Thread and Cotton Edgingl, Lieu, to, an. be” he, kc. ‘ ALL COME! So would. to show Goods. . Out. 29, 1560. TO THE LADIES -—}lU§T'S “BLOOM 0F ROSES.” A' rich and alt-gnu: color for'\ the cheeks or lips. 11‘ \\'lLL NUT WASH UR lll'B OFF, and when OMO Ipplied, remain. duruhlo for years. The lint is su rich‘ and na turnl,l‘.lnlllle closes! scrutiny fnill to (intact in use. Can be removed by lemon juice Ind will not. injure the skin. Thin it a new prepmllon, used by the celeb led Court Bunnies of Lon don Ind Paris” {railed free, in boulu, with direction) for us». for Sl 00. HUNT'S “ COURT TOILET POWDER,” in:- parts A dauling whitenus to the complrxion, Ind is unlike anything else uscd for this pu pole. Nniled free for so L'cnu. HENT'S “ BRITISH BALM," remove: tun, Mcklcn. sunburn and all eruptionl of“). Ikin. Mailed free for 50 Cenls. 4 HL'Z‘T’S “IMPERIAL PO.\IADE," for “no lmir, strengthens nnd improu‘l iu gro‘nh, hep: it. from rumng 011‘, and is warranted To nun nu: rum/cu!” lluiled Tron for $1 00. lIUNT'S “PWEAUTIFIER,” for “m teeth and gums, drum-:4 and I hixcus the uuh, hurdcm lln- gums. purifies the hruuh "factual ly. mutants 1m: Turn up ”In". 10am- ACHK. .\lnilcd {rec fur SI 00. ‘ IIUST'S ‘“ BRIDAL WHEAT" PERFUME," n doub'nc rxtrnct or omnge blrursnms and co loguc.‘ Shin-d free for $1 ()0. This uqnililo perhuye wus first used by the Prime" fluynl of E‘glnud. on her marriage. ”can. Hunt k Cu. [resented the Princess with nu clegnnl cue «Perfumery. (in m ich all of tho shove arm} a were inciudcd) in hnndsome cu! glnn with Jld slappers, \ulucd 11:51.500. particuhu of“ h h appeared in [ln public priutg. All the above article: sent Free, by "pron, for - 00. Cash can either accompany Iho ordc or be paid :0 the czpren agent on do liver of goods. [ll'XT k 00., Perfume" tn the Queen. Reg: ISL, London, And 71 Salmon BL, Phil» dc bin, PI. Po Sula by I" Drumim Ind Park-on. ~ . The Trade Supplird. [UL-I. lb, '6O. I, I’ECTORAL the belt chlcine in the world for the Cure 0} Coughs Ind Coldn, Cruup, Bronchitis, Anthmn,Dltficulty in Breathing, Palpitations of the Hun, Dtpthem, ‘d {or thn relic! o! pntienta in the «Imm ' '_ lof . onlunption, together with :11 Dheuel o! the Throat and Chest, und which pro dbpon to Consumption. (inpcabhrly adaptadla WradicalwlofAtM Being prepued by I pncticcl Phydchn nm‘l Irnggitt, Ind one of great expeflencc in the re «the vuiom dismal to which the hu rnsn frame in lisblo. « It in ofl’ered to the nmfictcd with the [noun onfidence. Try it and be convinced that it 1! lnnlublo in the cure of Bronchiulmflectiou. Priu 60 may: bulk. , fihepam! onlyxhg . DR. A. smut & 00., _ Dragging ind aha-tau,- I. W. cor. Ninth h Pophr 80., Pumnnnu. fiSold by every ruped-hlo Drug!“ tad Dealer in Lledicinu throughout the Gnu. April 2, 1360. I] Tyson Brothers KB plenum 1n Innounefng to “of! kind pom: Ind Mend: flux their new and ex tensive “ Sky.Lighl Gdlery," $O.” an loath side of York street, expat“: up It, Ind one door below unit 01 “Haydn ml‘am plcwd, and they bongo Ideal-gm p. in the New human-g on mad that hour; In, 1881; not" "an My 'm'coamnn' ' tingln mi; oldxoomconaof _ m Beanbag, Pm; . [M 1000. WW gMW I ammonhmlvu-Gmgne tombopaMluchfimMphuthhgfial «mm o! m nhth- arm, 'mmummmm h W hyoltaou.‘ tannin node 'mmli mkfi‘flWfi Influx». “"1253",". ; g C. W 111-ti. if u flame-'1 fumhglqwbfig“ d.- mpr“m, .k .' I WW, ' ’ Dr. ‘ ‘- Oct. 15, 1860 Rush to Schick’s I Handsome Women. Pay Up! E partnmhip herflofore exming between the wbscriben. under the firm name of s n. t szoun, Im, huing bet-n dluolnd, c- hereby give notice to all perlonl iudcbh . - them, by Note on Book Acconal, to call v clue the lune before the in! (by of Jan next, at which time their accounts vill ho . ed In the hand: of an ofiicer for collectlon. HENRY 8. DA EVER, wubmun'r 21:61.33. or. 2, 1860 Dr. Esenwein’s AR AND WOOD NAPTHA ‘
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