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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.


A CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE,
900 pkgs cov'd BRckets; 95 dos Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; zoo Hames;
2O0 nests Tubs main, ed: 500 Zinc Wash Boards;
2I5 doz Vanished and Three oOOO Piow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 90 nests White Pine Tubs;
81 coo ased Broom Handes 900 Cane Fishing Poles;
IFS doz white Cedar Buckets 800 sssed Liquor Kegs;
200 dog Tar Cans; 10 dos Cedar Cans;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes, yarnishd
IS doz Pine hurns, assortedlzO0 Painted Taos an
100 nests White Cedar Tubs 1Q5 doE Wen Buckets assed
BASEE EFT WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 7oo nests Ge,man Market do
l50 extra; 80 " Clothes do;
800 Carts, common; 400 dos Feed Ba kets, in store
500 /" ex. fall tops and to arrive;
rs Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
loo WiIioE Cradles; Baskets;
zoo Extra Q5 doz ohildren's Rattan and
l5O dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; dos ass'ted once Chairs,
Rattan and Willow. very nice and cool for Summer.
AsoCo. Hampers imported fancy Basket; Work, Fruit
and Flower stands. Aiso-Wilow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alcant Mats;
$40 assted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and Skeleton
Is Is Rocking Horses; IS dos Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWlNES, dc.
1nOcOi N and II inch Manila Rope, $50 feet
15O coils 6 4 10 inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and PlOw Line Manila;
250 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
1000 lbs Broom T~ine Hemp; 500 los Wool Fwine,
500 lbs FLAX sou 1 9 Seine Twine;
Is bales Batting; 15O reels Hemp Packing;
25 " Wickng; IS coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; $50 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1,500 bundles (Frund) 1angerman's Wrapping Paper;
$500 % Mcgresors do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
l5O reams Tea Paper Is reams Shoe Paper;
It's Ham % 10 Batting do;
900 lbs Roofing do, dry; 5OOObs Roofing do satu'ted;
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stearine Candies,
Starch German Soap, &c.
--.s. WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
-..-.s---' CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities in lots to suit
ALso-Bench Screws half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood Saws Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churps IS 90 o. "a inch Cedar 16 90 % do
Cerdar do 16 1S 20, % do Painted do %, 22 "A do
Brass Hoop do" " " do barrel do 16, Is, 20, % do
-..-.----- HAMES,
Oiled Root, Black TCp and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top;
For sale by s. N BARRETT,
msyl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, Q
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Hardware and Culiery. and deal
@s ~ ho1esaie and Retail. Prompt
susfassaers will be allowed the
Esesaf flrne on accouut, and iiber-
al fnducenlenfs oAfered 90 casa
Purchasers.
No. 20 Public Square. Nashville.
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Leather Betting.

Leather Of ali kinds.
All Of which viii be sot the most reasonabe terms
Cash, BY b. &. CUTTER,
No. SO 4 80, cor. Broad and College sis,
sept25 EksaYILa
HATS, HATS, HATS.
lust RECEIVED, bv D. R. Gutter, No Sc aud 90, f-u
J corner Broad and College street:
12O DOZ. MEMS AND BOYS WOOL -
HATS. % DOZEN MINIS SOFT FUR HATS, al styles.
All Of which viii be sold very cheap for cash.
oct10 B. R. CUTTER.
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n. W u Il, d. ~ ~ GO 49,
NO. 80, COLLEGE >TREET'
49, A ] RE W ~ 1 - 1S
lIAvE nov in store very large anOent Of New and and
hands Of importers and nanufa;turerS al m Nnch
to cal ami uine our Stock before m1Sns MeI Pu'
chases determined 20 sell At the lo~es'nsu
Silks.
R,sba ,uucsd Silks striped Brocads chlnE FlOGncei
Jaspa
New style Stripe and ~ aid SILK. OF all kinasi
Pine bl'k Rspt and Armio Silks f1r nournnz N
AIarge stock Paiu blk Silks Of the best makes IN AT
Cashmarss and DeLsnes
Our stock OF Dress Goods enhraces everytnng 70
this line fine rich Figd L4ne h1e ng S
al wool DsLaines (plsnl 10 all co"rs De tutia shaa
Fch d.1o ans brs N-riao, slso6 e'in pig
prices I'D and brk Cobsrge Cloths.
tloaks and shawls
OF every tyle cl,h Velvet and NOire Antique, stel
border Shswls snI scarf Long and Square SHAWL pam
O'A anu O'@' Lace Goods.
-: ooIi4r.. ne style
Frsneq neeIt--v,rk G 4 ars lrinm-i,
New tyie Euod Ma lin s.tt
nbd LINEN sets Enb Jaslast o,ttrs and sleeEe
OF ne m tut a. styles Enhd " tVeihg &c
al. Ia lie. fae Hem-tch and Enbl n t"d 'ts,
Eub >zrts stvle gods iir sElrt
Har glb,a 4 asF article irass m tor >k,rts'
ao1,el IA SKIRT. plain Domestic Ito p '>ir's
Hosiery and Gloves.
B.stnake Kid II ives (Lldes and fentlemensD
Ladies Sts Ca .hmere, Lisle thread, 'etve' ana Raw
-isk &c EIay-s,
woolsa XII an suck Gaaatletsi
Every description eentienen's 6 owes and HAan'
lets;
,iis...' seave- Glove >chaos
5'k Raw iE 'Se ain tnd ICED,
9pk Cash .n-r. and WIrsted io-e ladies' a. mlsses
very sape ior Tot Ladies Ni'ssS grey EnghS
L."e. lo cS,i iUI Tea r.,ed aud Gr.can Boot.
Al. col ,'s sss rn En tia
Ore, n t.rr trn
Ge8tlemen's Furnishing Goods
B.'k ,ud "a c, French 1.'hs.
ii F.ncy D'oie NH 'reach Ca ,Simeres
64b'k O,es,in Ca .,isrrrrs;
ss.u. u "a Velvet ve,dng;
EieE4ut 1T r--dy made shirt, an Shirt C.lsrsi
Reiiv m lle Luen shirt osom'
i-ne eu' Vt a. ier hr and Drawers
pIUrHai .oei 80. p .li rtwer'
LiI-.- Nett 20 an terHn '.-t.
Eouse Furni hing Goods
rare garUtsE, 70 cry Va. l.
f.re Tia.is, SapEns an IA tthtrk Da1ers.
II N.rz-i'- Q us linen end D. l--tie -hssting;
Pi.ow p IA .eas an DONE tic
Carp Is aad Curtaia Goods
Web " on lsnd , v-ry h-tVg -t'cs of 0arpsts,-th
best aaS :. p y aud py Crr's s, Z fpss.rv And We
yet tpe ~ n o. tu if1 Ia Vrve All rtpestrs 90.
Velvet Rugs most lestu,s ie,, '-pr Mats al s''d
Werste d AZ, 3, al c,.ors sam pe,.rs, hsarr. en
striu.d. in NV ,tyes, n g4I iatcr Isu' ARA
K nb~pi tered " slim a. he prcs. COrniC - PI-, q.
trimn-ng. Thps tvi1g th roors 20 80. .I
ca, be u ,pl-d Fitn ematns Of Carpets ve'y rdu|
pr.ces A yery ar K Jf f1e Bed anEets hie an
~sv ,ro AID Arc ic travelling Blankets an
sAavs ~ al kilds Negro Clothing Of alknis, wagUt
sh-etiug, 3 yard vide. 9. q \. .; hEhoh,
selt4U ~ urge '''''
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AN oderIng for sale three desirable ivate resi-
deuces within few inutes walk Of the Public Square
the Of Cedar aud Spruce streets
fronng AZ feet Cedar and running back 62 feet 70
al ey Neat brick house containit six good rooms.
The other lots fronting 82H feet each on Spruce
aud running back lS0 feet ~ foot alley, with
ne It two story Brick Houses containing each.
fnis desirable properly this portion Of the
city rapidly improving and this is about the only chance
buy residenc-s convenient the business portion Of the
city rrms liberal Apply to WILL L. BOYD, JR.,
oct4-1m 80 Cherry street.
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HU. OUGLAS s,
WHOLESALE DEALER,

NORTn MKT STREEf,
Nashville Tears.
k.a .rsanriur Ar sais psrsclsy stooa af se1a
ehs large Ware kooms 81 ~ - posxaa ninaaea -
sfsus bsipH tha Nashville ms keA
Ihs eieek sntrtcrH Aneilcen nne npafia1 nhf 4V4Dt
n lnrEs assoFsnsra so Ill WAkkA n Grsai tezsg asd
al Ne 4sseFiGent 81 . e {
Hats, H1oo1ss AM9ees AroWuMas &Gs
An q shich VII ss a. l4is han Atfket Haaf Wtta the
gisF 81 riosng hs entfe ssesk eehFe reosAz4 - ne
fosEasr stand
80. nsalsrsafp ns.t glkorclg rsqaeate1ls nxaulss
tk aek and Ars assrsi lhnt tAsS nsks aan<v n
a1anHs 80 e14i4
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wR~p1R<. Having associated with me in
ME-z44 suy basinsss Mr.. wa. H. hsscnIs, COR srm q
nop - heiou. JAS. n VhAtohhAD-
Nashsals. May !, isss-
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1000 prsss smoansinE go ssOo 0oe
wAsls Tisksn. $40; Halvss es; osartszs ease.

NeU0U pf144 A11g4NtlAH 49, 49,
whsas Tickets, $40; Kalvss es; Quarters e2eo.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY
fhirty TheusaDd nuubsrs carreapcntrg Sith 1oss en
sks Tkssa passd N Shssl fhe hrst $50 prisss
aru pa sf n archer sfeeL nuneeF = dfaNn eD tae
Number WheeL sad ~ ne tire pr1e = orasn Hon
ths aihsr wheel Tks PTirs drasn pllcea aSanst 9ee
nnnbeF dszwn. ma cpsrason = sspeaisd unni an Ne
pfisss are dr1sn oul
Approxinasien priNss.-Ths I've pressing
snf hs tEo saoreednE nanbcs - thQse daanE Ne ala1
- prsss ri ss saiid lss SO Approzlnaia esess
ace1rdlnE 70 Ne schene.
~ 0RpRRISG TICKETS
Kncsss shs nensF asrs GO ~ nessis erdsfssi
rscspt q shck shsg VII b fsrwarded - nlsi nAu
Tkslst q easn nunssss ana prsnss sn - ssai = -
chassrs in@sdatsg aiisr ths tFasing,
0rfers hE fic&ets should b senf n e4Tlf -
- fnreAnpsrs Hin please are her sSnNs-fes f.'@a
ana give laesr pest e,zee ponniy and elate. =.
-Rsasnksr ihsisssIy Pslls ssrsxs, ara p.y.s's =
~ AZ Prise. = ae ana ssssr p.li iussse.,s ssf
d &za au1r~eihsf Pgl1n4 a ~ 4f4.i -. - -% -
An rommnnlaaE111 atrctE etn4laa4. :. -.
Fzs ffsksls sfsk Al o. teae7ed - otAsf .ll-a-a - -
saIcs- oraars lar Flc1ef1ean - 1defeazee e -.
-r-1~f N~--' aWtN 60 Atlaata, g.
al swan MonlEc1asry, Al
.-t.f erIo O HcGGINs. bcx 8 >etttl.is =. =.
A. lhs ahass i ses ~ 1std 49, afsa e.Nest ~@-~e
= csg;saclses y fsstsEss cse - 80 iah
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST or TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA.
q, r. JACOBY < CO..

TKPoRTERs Of and dealers in the various Foreign and
nestle Marbles Ststuary, he have constantly hand
lsrEs and select atsortnet Of MANTLE, T0MBS, NOM
MENTS, TABLE TOPS, ke., Of every description, not
celed By any in the city, for heauty symmetry and anish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE Cur
TERS furnished At the shortest notice. with Marble Of
description and pattern whether Foreign or Domestic ath
terms.
We especially invite attention to eur stock hasd.
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AANN AHsAA AAAN AAAAtN NeHN hNN
im rove each shining hour

And gather uoney-----l here leave TO
that Ia order more fully carry the objects of this
same wo-k provided myself with large Of
honey the hor oye spe sks which al be usd It's
natural siRed" 70 suit the aste of the reader
As sfrahaia0r Is among auho e. which
too very Of en pses them 70 position where they
compe led 70 make raise have order n plssibie
AVOID nat unplras Mt prlieAment TAX the 70
provide large sop lly of Pre- Merits ladss R9ferz,
Who's raj ng qualities m nus er,u. read, r. have proba
tIy formed some opinion. A. ighl shin ng g0Af'
a. lntend tats work be -hai stute The Ag-n-y OF
Sac, la'adAttse, >psrH dHd Nilo'r cdHd1as an 70
oea So and & "a It e. OTsfile,
O5sia I'D Conan Bar Sop Wlict .eth-r sith Wasa
Board~, Tabs Baiksfs, B-oouas ana Scrsb Brushes,
b sxe psocIrcd N abindAntsappiy AsWe ume-h nor
ei elsp snh ,npers q great 'p0l 81 ne
HRdsrtaB fRg Of their r-Aiers. tAse pNsaTe saunF
sapo1 O. Rsohiaga 1nd .S.os B-ss4es snd n ordsr
that the esdrr uly app-rc the swef' aud
caoos ertioDs shoVe maatio % shAl Irc,cc each
CO tper "a Atal dc iopon "a fcreat varieties ck
Les Gross aaok e ., - C2Ose and PiccoA Gekins
prepared H,rse Rafiss and pare Cidse HHegar, a
wise a. etery eet stts or. something
20 IN st eacet his vii oub,edy. fSl 20 Tie
hand Of srest many xhly eioceied rsons, vho vii
look f1r the more aard or 'sfg pot'ns % " sors,
shall ntrOducs heavy stocs ColgHes F0yes Pedrt
S,drch, Wn se sufea eg ial'ies sone can say augh
ssan-, and An9iher ess e r. d-rs who are tso easily
are Wiling EnoviedEs he "orn," hall sup
pl,-d With e'r.ct' Irona aTss Hn Of oOrH Aeal Rye
Meal Uab !fst Flour A. he forthcoa as sork oil
De stss uied vn esp owing 70 the .Hd en-
advance of Tax (the cause Of which has been uy
ton unt cert IN amount Of sabscr6ers obtained,
(he of suoscribers United oo0) bat spec
d the sed literary hash can b. a. hh stu
dio 81 hA-ket street every day and fg insrne
Fiven those who u purchase the ngred are
desoas q ebakng apsn that "rempss sossed Ooean."
fsrs,, 70 ,u-nton that all such old sosy su,hos s
Locke and "BacoH" sl b. ignored snd aol<Hr .Siies"
Instutsd -I ssR aiso as mat tar Poay Vii III act
On capacity Of assistant editor he ssoncss Qf hs
sars' act biar sun len, 20 ptOaO hI@ iass lisls
n B-Eo ssisQssni ,ue-ersb.rs % Il. "a sorS nssd
apply. isepsT D. @ r.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsCHER owEN& CO.. Gen1 Advertising House.
ArPLEroz' BUILDING, $40 Broadway, New York.
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SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
HASuFAcrURED HT
WILLIAM HOGAE,
227 Washington street. Rostou.

SIX M0NTHs PRICES.
BoaLEs HTFuIOS FLrp, s6e 5oe T5e, 81 % Sizes at
~ &c, ti2 per dozen.
Bo0LEs ELEcTRc ilAE TR Qiquid So, 81, 81 80 saes al
-, SIS ti2 per doEea.
BooLEs HkBEAoSA, BALM cTTHKRIA retail 5Oc sises
~ per do1rn
To NholeAr Druggists and other large dealers discount
~ per Ct IRON these prices S be made provided thsr
purchases du lag the six hs shall exceed $3.50.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Discount for CASH Ugl B. made from fs ADORE prices
6lOSs:
On orders amounting to t5or over at time discount
u per cent vii he N sde.
On ora amounting q $50 At time discount
Of 10 percent wli be made.
On orders amountnH % SIS a. time discount
OF IS pee cent vii Be made.
On 0rdcY, TO $3.50 tine discount
Of % per csnt wili De ade.
90 orders smoBnns $500 over tine disosuni
Of so per oeht vii be made
Thesr The lowest terms, and from which variaten
can be made IN any
Prices 81 0hsr articles may be had on Application.
HosJoa, suE 2sths iSs6. WILLIAM ROGLE
Rekr 10 GEo. GsAia. Nashville Tenn. Aug2s--iy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
Correspondence of the Virginian.
WAsHiNGTeN ID. c., March 26th, 49,

WAsHiNGreN ID. c., March 25th 1856.
Msssrs. Editors Permit me, through the
columns Of your paper TO remind the ''old sol
diers' and distant dealers in Land Warrants,
that the very sudden aud unexpected decline in
the price of Warrants is altogether owing to the
movements of spectators, and nest OF conse-
quence. pass away in very short time. There
fore let all concerned hold up their warrants and
thereby defeat the object Of large spectators ii;
bringing down prices to suit their own specula-
tive purposes
There is no legitimate cause for tho panic SO
suddenly plunged upon US, and speedy reac-
ton, and return of former rates may DO conf
IDENTIFY ntcipated-namely, $i,l3 perincre for
1905. and SOS and $l.09 PER acre for 1905. A
large number of spectators are now in the mar
ket trying TO bay at tho present rates, confident
ly expecting, of course. that prices will speedily
advance. A ,eord to The mise iss.Dfeient!
Ie .sF -tn5 TRIpLETT.
P.S.-The decline towing to the sudden pan
ic) in one day was seven cents per acre. +.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

LATER FROM MEXICo.-The steamer Texas has
arrived at New Orleans with Vera Cruz dates of
tina ODD.
Tamorez Yves still at Puebla. where he was
hommed in by The government forces. 1t was re-
ported that he had made propositions to surren-
der to Comonfort, which the latter rejected.
company still forming to build rail
way from Vera Graz to the city of Mexico.
The city of Vera Cruz was quiet. The news is
meagre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
Political Movement.

The Wine STATE COMMITTEE of Rhode Is
land held a meeting at Providence last week,
gentlemen being present from remote parts of
the State, though the attendance was small. The
Providence Journal states that the best feeling
prevailed in the discussions, and the general o2n-
ion was expressed that there existed the basis of
Wing party in Rhode Island, and that many
men who had attached themselves temporarily to
other organizations, and many who. 10 the alb
sence OF Wing nomination. stood undecided ia
their political course, would hail with graft
6cation a ticket representing their principles.
which they had often borne to victory, and which
they were not ashamed of in the hour of disaster
Still they would not take the responsibility of
forming State ticket, though it 10 known that
combinations have been formed for the purpose
Of returning straight Wings to the Assembly and
The nomination ofa State ticket might have a
hepeeoiAl effect upon them. We are hsppy to
learn from our Providence contemporary that
fit should be thought best to nominate Wing
candidates, its columns are TO be relied upon for
their supports pledge which 10 worth some
thing in this day Of political apostsey .--Boston
Cox,iv. .iif stta
The old line Wings of lows. fssling "a strong
do6frs TO see the Dag that torso many years wa
vad proudly over the Wing party, and under
whose folds Clay and Webster aQd other kindred
spirits manfully batslsd, again unfurled to the
beseze - the paladium Of the old Wing party, u
have issued call for Whie State Convention
q Buslisgton on the 18th Of April-the same day
- Wings Of Kentucky are to meet at LexiDg
- tor the same purpose-to taxa measure to.
wa.as ths rs-orglnisatioa e the party.-Loxis
Sdtss Cssries.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

The Presidency New York Courier
argues that there will be three candidates for tho
Presidentship-Mr. Fillmore the candidate of
the National Americans and National Wings,
opposed to disturbing the Kansas Nebraska act,
or making any more disturbance about Slavery
the Democratic canddate--and the "Republi-
csn.n or Anti. Slavery candidate-and announ-
ces that it will support the Republican candidate
whoever he may be-oontending however, that
it is not for Abolitonsm; but only for no farther
slave territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

il is never spent when aimed high, but rcochet,
striking Will, fresh force every form Of evil, dis
honor and oppression In firing. then, let your
aim always be true. and remember, that 10 hit the
mark, aim little above IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

THE TYPE BArrRRY.-Mr. Fry, Of the New
York press. being called on to reply TO toss il,
honor Of the craft. at the late celebration of tho
Typographical Society, made a very excellent
speech-the speech of the evening decidedlv-in
the course of which he said.
There are two kinds of weapons. We have
raixnan guns MIME rides and Shapes rifles; but
there Is one thing that shoots further than ali
these 1t is the shot from the type battery II goes
around the world; it circles cities and threads
plains; i wends its way through woods; it rattles
the rigging Of the ship on the most distant seas:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

The foreign journals tell us that Professor
Ehrenberg's Microscope. which did such good
service in procuring undeniabe proof of the Sim
onides fraud, has been made use of again, in
Prussia, to detect the thief that stole barrel of
specie, which had been purloined ON one of the
railways. Ono of a number of barrels, that
should all have contained coin. was found on ar
rival at its destination to have been emptied of
its precious continents, and rcflled with sand.
On Professor Ehrenberg being consulted, he
sent for samples of sand at all the stations along
the ditferen.iines of railway that the specie had
had passed, and by means of his microscope in
Identified the station from which the interpo!ated
sand must have been taken. The station once fix.
ed upon. it was not difficult to hit upon the cul-
prt in the small number of employees on duty
there
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

EMIGRATION go KANSAS seems To DO rapidly
suementing. as we'll from the South as the North.
On the 10th instana a steamer left st. Louis with
800 emigrants and eighty cases of rifles Many
southerners are taking their slaves with them.-
One gentleman from South Carolina recently
took with him 50, another 30, and still another
90 and it is stated that about 500 slaves have
passed through st. Louis for the territory. since
the opening ofnavigation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

When MnchaOn, thc Greek Physician, was
Homer said of him. good Physician worth as much
whole army Then good medicine like Ayers Cathar
Pills worth great deal MORE because il WELL
works wider and lasts longer The circle of the best Phys
labor while such remedy available
allean be had by every body, and worth having
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

guNO THE LADlES.-Thc subscriber Ms.,.
takes great pleasure in informing tina ladies and {kY2
the public generally that she sill open Nor day, ~
handsome assortment OF Silk Grape, Lace Hair and w
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From the Newark Eagle
The Decline of "Republicanism.'

The Washington Organ states that "Republi-
canism" il rapidly on the decline in Washing
ton, and in the of its remarks refers to the
circumstances of the Republican patty nvailing
itself, at the birth of the American movement,
of its powerful aid. BY it many of these Re
publicans" succeeded in securing seats in the
Senate or House of Representatives. Recent
events have deprived them of this support. and
they must for the future rely upon sectionalism
alone 10 sustain them They were defeated last
November in Massachusetts and New York
because the National Americans pronounced
against them. They were successful in Ohio,
because portion of the American party in that
State united with them Single handed and un
aided, they must inevitably succumb, and soon be
numbered among the other ephemcral parties of
this country, whose history is recorded in a para
graph.
Foreseeing the fate which awaits them, the
most sagacous among the leaders are making
great effort, says the Organ. to persuade the
National Wings to withhold their support from
Mr.. Fillmore. on the ground that Mr.. Justice
McIane may be brought into the field ere long as
n candidate for the Presidency. All this. how
ever, is mere game of deception. Its sole OBJ
jeet is to delude simpeons-the last card of a
desperate and sinking faction IF fanatics. agita-
tors and demagogues. Let them not delude
themselves with any false hopes of receiving as
sistance from the National Wings, in their efforts
to sectionalize tho Presidency. There is not
man among them who ever enjoyed the confidence
of the National Wings, even in their better days.
Are they likely to enjoy it after they have
joined hands with Preston King, Francis p.
Blair, Ahijah Mann, Benjamin +. Butler. and
other uneean fragments! If Seward and Gid
dings. Weed and Greedy were justly objects of
suspicion ten years ago to the conservative
Wings for their betrayal of Mr.. Clay, will they
be less so now if they conjure up the name of
Mclean. They killed Gen. Scott, and they will
destroy the political prospects of any man of
national character whose cause they may es-
pouse.