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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-15
NETWORK ADVERTISER ENTS



The undersigned desires to call the acnu'" al NV
and Guard IA viug children of sow mental 81 hSN ~"
,t,pemout the that he has opened Ia la' M Nv
mil cit York. In a NofN h"hithh 'la
beautiful loentloua Family school where sue, Gnu
trrn can received taught The experience he mas %
than IN eonnce ton wh''
VAnta state Institutions for lduts mas sh"" ~
that verN mne bringing these rhdren '"
mo-. nnrmnl Instances, he hhs hau them
or cugayc in the duties {, c The earlier the
ttalnng commences better For circulars reference Ae'
address JAMES u hi' ~ "",n,
aug 2tidly No all Broadway, or Harlem New f"ih
NEW WORK. CLOTHING, OF super i"r make.
Opposite the Park ono Wholesale an lmm"nSc stock of
CLOTHING Of all kinds CiathiaR Good IfTms htdsoh"
NJ i,,,c,s I,,c + :, can and See Juno II d3mos
,aNuuE HAZARD POWDER GOMPANN,
i Manufacturer aud Dealers In otNfbNbEh, having
reduced prices correspond with the reduced ~ "'
their well known brandh OF fl'e
lrc Kentucky Rifle Powder In kofs ana enh
tiea 49, Ounpowd blasting mud mininR, comprising
full of qualities and kinds required by th" uahe
guarantee Il 10 give entfo satisfaction
The standard of their rowpru which has enjoyed the
other manufacture la the world
For sale principal dealers aud also a the oihee oi
the Company, No ap Wall ca Water street New York
A q HAZARD Prcs't
a T. DouoLAss Scc'n,
81 d6m Is W =" WI
CONNOLLY a ADAMS. TobnCco Commits
Y SION MERCHANTS Ne. a fpoNr str ct, New York.
~ Liberal adv nnces on consigumnnt
Nj INNISC ADAMS would BIZ pleased to hear from ma
friends nj this house. JAMES a toNNoih'f
apl oadIv RpBr ADAMS.
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i WA kAhpIMDRB, hp.-irhe nndersguea, Forward
p Agents of the fsnnsyN hsrosd ht
ro,rertufly solicit SBlPdENfS OF ToBaCSt
no ALI POisPS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST.
aud with he trade having been Tor
ome of large part Of the Tobacco
g West Baltimore they aer henaals ea that they
4an give satHtaption shippers
Freight low NJ bB snyother line
ionsirnmeus 10 pr FROM hs sol.ea aud punetuailg
attended To- aARtkA n hp"7Si
North street, Baltimore.
RrirT Jaeoh Hesld Ce, J. Branit , tatimorel T. L
dudley. Smith MI Daniel hurt & Preston Miller *
s,ronabsr, bynohburs, 0renshaw $50. Richmond
o. dJw
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

HINT a RRp. GcncrnI Conn mission Ncr-
u 4 CHANTS. NHatNtA ST. thctwecn cary st and u a
u. X x. Dcput1 sui.u u#nsfumcnts of Tobacco" Wheat
Flour and produce generally, Tor snte
1hcy also forward all produce and merchandise a'n 10 th'
Prompt personal aeu'on paid to all business eehha'a
10 them
Richmend March oath, ls56 INA s9A
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PHILADELPHIA.
AxrV,.pus.Is Fornil the

,,.y "a a nl,vscal Pi- easy 10 make inc nes,
u all Pis-our which wout Lave none 81 'uo ,tn,,ad
.rc aud " i'll what success wond respectfully submit 20
ihc public has been unfortunate 'l ''e pa p,
hitherto that almost every tnlEa'N' VI -, ten nr,
md irritating Tho bowels Ihists not Many o'inoh p
urc 40 much grpnr pain revuon in the system as 70
more than counter balance the good to lie derived " ''n @
These Ii produce irritation OF paln nn'sh "s'S
arrangement in the Dow
vegetable 10 harm van arse if"" NV,
p.r In any quantity. hut b'er tha' " mede' sheuu
e taken rousy. ret tous Tor theif use III .ne
several which they apppeao'e are HNn"n @
box Among the complaints which have ne.h sl'so,s 80
,y them Liver Com, ,nni, IN all us 'aius '''
III laundicc Indigestion langnur anu Loss ' '
..snass Irrtaby Bilious HEADACHE, Bilious Fever tN"f
and Ague Pain ia the Side aud Lons ior III unth at my
are but tho consequences diseased act ~ oi te N
nm apt eu AFFORD prompt and sure 'ei IN ~,
Piles Gholic Dysentery Humors serotnii shd Hvus S
with soreness hphv Ulcers and inn IriiN ." inc o''u
in short wher rurgatNe hi''lu''" ,
The have also produced some snguia - y,
Gravol Erysipclas faphatloho oi
the Heart Pains Back stomach aud Side lhrS si"on
lac freely taken In the spring otthe year |" Pe'lY " "
cannA dose the stomach into healthy action ana
the appetite and yigor They purity the blood anu
by their smulani action on the ereulngh system, f,nN
tho strength of the body md restore the "AN'd OF oNe'
energies of the whole organism Hence asona dose ~
though sorens arrangement eAts e"t
nucce sary dosing he carried too TAR as oNefN
purgativc reduces the strength when taken 10 eN
The thousand in which hAEc Is required can
not enumerated here hut they suggest themselves TO the
ever, body; and 1t confidently believed ms p
better purpose than anything whetslaF hhe"
available mankind. W hen their Virtues are ONE
the public will no longer doubt what remedy 10 'nN
Whruin needui a eatlHrtc medicine.
Being wrapped, they Pheasant t" take anu heiE
purely vegetable harm arAe from h' nse III any qn
Hty. -,
Chemist Lowci Mass. Price "a per Bon fi,e boxes
Ter ltu Sold by John II. Seay, lNnehbng' aud hy all
Druggists and Country Merchants throughout the State
Purcell add 4 Co, Richmond, G'nerh Agents
may b-IA Pbm
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A~ANOR ORNANENTf"r' the p"rio', "- g"
10 friend Of ahsent o,od oncs, what can
appropriate what mur. acceptable what NOR" dear
n akng breathing likeness u the hcheo the household
he little Plants home hos" loved but Hhht on'
the hesh may he scldom srem ANari."ns men
have hraih character aud happnes ot gold
have sacrificed home comir aud even "e n
taH the place aud but wh" ever heard -"
of Tanner inimlhle Amh"iSIeH
Photographs baFn"treoiNpos exchanging II i" money, or
the hncst motives that are eH
fallen humanity To perpruah anl cement
lrfanlsp seal and raiy hnpwed affection lho
operator The OF oldci ~ the business
ladies ngeD oon"mPlates willie II, this
IA " little satisfaction, the hUhthm
happy that constantly going out from his ohb
nen through the medium Of beautiful and truthful pictures
not beautiful and truthful oglnau 10 gladden. The
hear Fathefa aud Motbefs tho sisters and folhe@
Lovers aud Sw, cthrarts 81 the land
gnod ha lactacd his corps ofopcranfs aud
Trsh aud Large supply of matefins invites
body hs slcy, where In al woathorA may
procured faithful AmbotyPo or Daguerreptyrc and those
wishing sinn of hematlNea VIII he cordially wei
itmcd amply repaid Tor their trouble by examining our
exhibition of Pictures Ia nidii1n to our almost nn
hntcd and uniQuo casns have any quantity
Fashionable Jewnlry such AZ ockets, Breast rms "hen
Its Eobn, Finger Rings Sc designed To contain PIE
which will he up In tho best H 10 OF the art
the shortest notice and Mt the most reasonable Prces Tor
r,sb only n. s. TANNER.
N, " Slide Main st-, three doors bo"w i'ridg",
nlv ap Is Iynrhhurg Va
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TINALiFERRO ~ HAMILTON nrc nov :" n''f'np rf',"'
n MI kinds 10 which they would call the attention h e
friend and the public generally They are ae,trt,neu "a % %
low or aSIJ as 10 punctual customers They wnna r
,srecal attention to their stock of SuPEkiok ,HhMiH
RtCCn We also have sale the celebrated ohEooN
or yht ,f half ia true that ssid oftevery farmer wouii
do well give trial ~" W
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HAsiL HofnNe WIN Ah " rAN,
Hulk, tH"s " lh'h,oh'
uuOelSuNs lElGR a CO., Wholesale Dry

uuOeBSINs, sGlGG CO., Whoscsnic DRY
Ill GoDnS MERCHANTS No 25s Baltimore Street, top
luslto Hanover Strcetl Baltimore.
would call IA. aenos Of hny"na n our very "tre ana
conpet, shock o Dry Goaa, which We iesl
4onddrn N conn vorahly With in the Northern
Eastern Markets business having largely inete ,''d
nom OF kcrpng more complete ana varied ~
lhan formery We feel encouraged 10 extend hi
inhcr shah be prepared 10 ohsr eueh variety as VIII
country purchase of uh everything they
Ia Particular attention ~ 10
Goods generally. Siiks. hnbroideosi ac, ac.
W. shan alo b. prepared - sxhbHa larger ana mers va
fird sock ef Fancy Nhto s+oods than We have eoofo
korI =. - a.,
W. aye Ayruf. oft arvlEnd penitcntiary Goods well
troi ot tr be. aakcs ot fned Cloths when VIII
Lu aald Mt tho MANI trtuorl preoA
,drs shall be promptly aud carefully attended 10
baltimore August Ia lsab. HoPklNs Ut Ill ~ w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-15

~ ptuvementsi my Store House, have tempnrary re
NJ II. mov,d my Aton and Jtwttn establishments 10
24D tho recently occupied by Saunders a lrby, on
lam Street whomy patrons and the public arr nVt.d oeH
mil further no,rc JEllI' WILLIAMS
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4 svu:itt'OOL SALT.

IVEKt'OOL SALT
5000 Sacks Marshall Salt.
" Nurhingtnn DO.
ship petrone direct Liverpool for sale from the
book EDMOND, DAVENPORT 60.
july 3lts
Ns.-5O Half Chests u Exrn fne a.. -. Ten,
j oi Importation.
lOn Hall Chests fine u extra q L Tea
liu superior Black Ten,
cheap
Tor sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT W
.tttE =
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
pnEI,T EAIsh.X, Drnti.l

~ DIR. ROBERT EARLY, Dentist,
rxy&&S has removed his office door abnNe his
'.lITYvV sidenrc. MAlN ST, aud square above
Dihrells Hotel ian ldts
hR. a.. q. s..EENGEE oilers his proiss-ton-
IL M SERVICES tn the citizens of Lynchhurg vicinity
Office in Warwick House
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~ SION MERCHANT. On the Bork, Richmoud Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage oNend' I" me as s'"S"h
made incroA The linz "t b'ats run
house that boat will enNo every "thti daA
tSunlays cAccped) By this emcn shan be able 10
than heretofore. aud very
neatly they ro by the X n aui At much less
Nv charge fr forwarding Tolac,os per Box aud
per HID ichtnuudcs BRAY aud Nhhlhtt Mrn
ihf dfnNagr aud wharf 'Et
from the Basin ere ets PEI aud ia per HID lie
Loeb Iolls charged by the james kNnr kRnn"hai" lef
pasanr house per 7 about q tor BOXES
aud per HID Having these adeantngesni lofhteh am
Hing rep The benefit aud charge only n
fair prize my hoping thereby to command larger
business
Nv personal viii bc gycn sales of produce aud
nurrhnss of goods on rummissaY A. LEE
in Is
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Apr,,vC oG the EnI, Trm..e Is, sept 1850.

/ApEsINS. oG the Fall TrHte -fss sept. $50
JOHN J. PLRyIS Apt 10 beginnipg 10 receive hls'
stock md Winter AeodR He Will continue !" re-
pve and npc week nnul the "
llce will usual sell small b,s aud Tor tasa-
Among arcna opening Flanneis Mousns Freneh
Mcrpoy ae Sc with fine assortulaut Of French Work
Collars Sleeves aud aSsfnent of Lace Goods
md Muslns Of all sorts
it,
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u n AitCHfn,
II ,HCurn AnCHfR,
A roNNFs D ulAs"oN..
A RNOKN KOIL.uNG WILLS, RlGuNOND,

~ VA. Il. ARCHER 4 GO. rRorRir rohs-=bat IRON all
sizes Manufactured om charcoal Pig Metal tlHts
up 10 inches Angle and Iron Rounds and Squares np to
inches. knifoad pixies Railroad Chairs Car AsoS bildse
Bolfa SERVED aud Tapped
strict attention paidto the quality aud huiah of our Iron
ana all r,l,r. nnm,tIv HIed aug 2dlm
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NTOTG<E.-rhr musnsisw, 81 tho uerShants
Y and slneas O hhui iarespeetfuy invited to
hc ing from t' iegnaons of L5n.hourg Col
leKe
10 be allowed det dtpts
~siun oi his parent guardian ana any per
y su,rn whou' ssfttan certificate fhe
Iresld.us ef b. Faculty viii d, 30 al has osn risk
SAMUEL X. COX.
oa Pres of lhr
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CARS the finest Chewing Tobacco, Of the choi
f aud most Brands will always be kept on hand at
nv NEW STORE, Main Street Lynchburg. Va
business IN tn above line, ronh
share Of the patronage Of my friends
they find thai have the best Of eve
=, thing N my line, always on hand.
.hsI also always keep hand tn" best Liquors aud
Wines for medicinal purposes to be sold y by the bottle"
II NJ HARRIS & co
II Orders from the country any tine be convent
,t fod bv express oiherwse and all sent will be faith
f,i,., s,.,ndad 10 II. II. co
g. do.
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n .SE Dn, Of Grncc.-- The .Ubsc ribcr returns
III. .nfrrr anls his friends and customers who have
Settled due s July and respectfully requests
so ral and settle by 3hh oi this
month. all due and unpaid on Sept Isi will be
ort money WM J.. PAGE.
pfrp1 IL tita
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MISCELLANEOUS,
AL WINDOW SHADES. GILT CURTAIN

" in obedience resolution of the Board oi Directors
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company proceed
ocr private sale all the Bags belonging Ia the Gompar
snd not needed It's The Bags VIII hn divided In
three classes 5 90 and p cash acrord
10 quality. II GILL
inIy ATS Genl Sup,.
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Inent with Messrs Barreda Bro, the agents the Pc
uvian Governineu for my Fall supply OF Guano,
make with Farmers either ndividu
rlv clubs any quantity of No Peruvian Guano
they ant upon good terms they buy it
where in the United States with regular expenses added All
ask Ia n call to insure sales. WIN. A. MILLER,
Z nnR INnchhnrR .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
sMITH's HOTEL,
GLASGOW, MO

&isA The undersigned has opened large and
M:u commodiuus Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style, and has ample facilities for first class
hotel. He has spared no pains in making his
rooms elegant and comfortable. His table will at
all times Be furnished in manner to crafty the
utmost reasonable wishes of his guests. The sit.
uaton Of his house is of the most pleasant and
healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be we'll attended to. The public
are respectfully invited to give him call.
apo WIN. N. SMITH
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
VALUABLE FARM
Or Sale Oh. ReIlt-

- THAT well known Farm on the State
&3% Roads leading from st. Louis to st. Joseph
a. and Hannibal to the latter place, about
four miles East of Keytesv.ile, Charlton Coun-
ty, Mo-, formerly owned and occupied by the
late James Herryford.
The subscriber being desirous of leaving Mis-
souri, for milder climate will sell low for cash,
or will give time on one nalf Of the purchase mo-
ney. This Farm is so well known that it is only
necessary TO say to strangers coming to the coun-
try that it is one Of the best Stock Farms, and
country; no better can probably be found in the
country, and as to its locality for doing any pub
lie business,no better probably be found in the
State.
The farm consists Of 25S Acres; 1870 under cul-
tivation, newly fenced. There are three good
Wells, besides plenty Of stock water Possession
given Immediately.
For further particulars, call on the undersigned
on the premises. or address him by letter, al
Keytesvslle, Mo. WILLIAM RUSSELL.
March 6, lSb6-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31

sively American feelings. Foreign infu-
ence has been, in every age, the curse Of
Republics. Her jaundiced eyes sees all
things in false colors. The thick atmos-
phere of prjudice by which she is ever STIR
rounded, excludes from her sight The light
Of heaven. Whilst she worships the ma
tion which she favors for the very crime,
she curses the enemy Of that nation for her
very virtues. In every age she marched
before. the enemies of her country, proclaim
ing peace when there was no peace, and
lulling its defenders into fatal security.
while the iron hand Of despotisin was aitf,-
ing death blow at her liberties. Already
Otir infant Republic has felt he withering
influence. Already has she involved us in
a war which has nearly cost us our exis-
tence. Let us then learn wisdom from ex-
perience, and forever banishs this fend
from society. James Buchanan.
II am one those who regret very nuCh
tha, majority Of the American people-so
far as opinion is to be gathered from the
vote of their representa,ives-c consider it
wise or expedent to grant to any others
than citizens participation in political
power. Senator Mason, Dem. of Va.
81 have no intention TO invite mmigra-
| ton even if there are no restrictions against
it. AN OPPOSED 10 1T ALToG ETuER."-
George Washington.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
BUCHANAN ON THE POWER OF
CONGRESS.
Nuts for the Testers.
WAsHINGToS, Aug. 81, l8.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. 81, l848.
Dean Sin: I have lust received YOURS Of
the 12th inst in which Vol, srhn,;. 70 maths
~,
,u.oM,ns o".,N; Paaas. aph' anu ask Whe'her II
'o''''','' "'' "'eu' ''e 'e'''o'' Vi 'he coh'er-
Sa'io'' oe'"ee" U.s. concerning my herKs
'ou''I '''''' o'' 'i'e oce"Sio'i 10 WHICH you
refer:
"Happenlng to.meet Mr.. Buchanan at the
i5esiue,'' ie'ee' on riaay evening call
Hu IA; a..e.'9', 70 si.s ,el.er' ana ASKED nih
that % -. ] ron,,l.,;ou or TSry;ta, u T., 'a.ns
ORGANIZED canaci,v had the riobi ,o cor,rnl m
the question of slavery in such Territorv.
He declared that no such idea had ever been
maintained by him; that the construction put
upon his language by Mr.. Yancy was per-
yersion. OF Its plain and obvious meaning;
thal' Ill MS OPINION the inhabitants OF Terri
tToyy % ,ba, iuc ,uu ~ 4,to", ~ , sn.s, a.
Of American citizens;l that fhev had no
power whatever over the subject Of slavery;
and they could neither interdict nor estab-
llsh 1t, except when assembled in conven-
ton to form State constitution. He fur
.lef a'tmoflzeo 1I! %'ia requested me 10 make
misb, % ,nUt nronsr % 70 oorre". .' au,oiD Una.
ion which MI. Yancv's construction Of his
language in the Berks county letter might
have made"
With the addition which I have inserted
between brackets. this statement is subston.
tally and almost literally correct; according
to nv recollection.
In nv letter 70 Rerks ,o,ctv If o5,b Az.
gust, l847, had said, "under the Missouri
compromise, slavery was forever nrcbibitsd
North of the parallel of 36 degrees 20 min
utes and Son,h If This horaIJel the cuss,io,
was left 10 ba decided by the neonle ! What
,.or,o, yrna,;b,.dl,, ,Lo r.ar1o oc ,ho
Terri,orv assembled IN rnnyention 70 farm
State constitution AMI asL od,Diss;or int
the Tnion, and moi the f;rst adyen,nrers ,,r Nv
"frs, couers " yho r3;sbt bo,rs, n arrive
:. ~. To-r;,,~,. ..,a,.s,.a ~ n,,,Ii, ,n.o,
Wv - fO''O ''N'
ing. =. ... .,
:; aGuD. ns Oh .,i' 81 suV(ee. ,[a cOH'a POSSIBLY
snntanna % - . or ,ir % Is,tsr 7 n,ooeeasd =" s,a.s,
~ 'l'Oe ' 0TTT- " 80.
congress 0' 'tIe "o"'''''U'i O' AeNAs' "uoP.-
ed the same rule, etc. And what was this
rule? The Joint Resolution for annexing
Texas TO the United States" approved
March lst, l845, answers the question in
the following words; "And such States as
may be formed out Of that portion of said
Territory lying sou,h of thirty-six degrees
thirty minutes, north l..itule, commonly
known as the Missouri Compromise line,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
TRAVELLER.

I5@A Cincinnati paper says: The Daily
Repubiicaner has hoisied the name of Free
mont. The Duly polksbiaa also warmly
supports the platform and ticket The
Hochwdrchter and the Zumguitung, weekly
German papers, with very large Circula-
tion in all the Western States, also support
the ticket. The only German paper in the
city which supports Buchanan is the Voiks.
.tfeund, the organ Of the Catholics.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-07-31
"DoWN EAST" July Is, 1856.

Mr.. 'TiMEs:'-Aiter long perigrination
find myself once more in this delightful
part OF the civilized world, and strange TO
'ay have just picked up a copy ofyour late
ssue, now thousands Of miles from where
i wa. printed; 1t seems like meeting aii old
friend.
The contest for President will lay be-
tween Fillmore and Fremont. 1t is reduced
to certainty that Buchanan will not get
mb-e than one Northern State--he may pos
sibly get his own State-even that though is
very doubtful for him. Fillmore
stands the best chance to get the vote of
Pennsylvania. Some of Buchanan's own
friends in Pennsylvania were free TO tell me
that the State was going for Fillmore. Free
monte will also get tremendous vote in
that State. Tell the American party to be
of good cheer fot victory vii be ours; the
eagles of the democratic party no longer
soar aloft as part or parcel Of this great
confederacy; they have been tried and are
fround wanting, and in history will only be
known as the great party that was. The
Democrats of New York yield the ground
and acknowledge that Mr.. Fillmore is bound
to be our next President.
Ihave travelled through most Of the North
ern States and have been at work trying to
find out how the three parties stand, and
what is the prospect for our success or de-
feat.
During oil Of my travels have not seen
over half of dozen who thought Mr.. Buc-
hanan would be elected, but on the other
hand the old democrats say they are satisfied
he will be badly beaten.
The old line Democrats in the North can
not raise men enough to give Buchanan three
old fashioned cheers.
l find Fillmore is gaining ground very
fast; his political friends are now certain Of
his success. He lriH be our merit President
for the conservative people know that the
signs of the times demand his services &c
allay the approaching storm which is now
darkening the political horizon of this hem.
isphere.
The old fogy democrats of Missouri have
the imperinence to call their party the only
national party In the United States. The
fact is they know such is not the fact, ant
they will soon be taught SO TO their heart
content. ..
The so called great nationality of the dem
ocratic party has well nigh destroyed thu
civil government Of these United States
let that party have the power to control oul
destinies four years longer then this grea
bulwark erected by our patriotic sires will
be rent in twain and will be remembered
and known as the great Republic Of freemer
who sold their birth-right TO the i'll fated de-
mocracy for "mess Of pottage," / vii
write nothing but facts for do not desire t.
deceive or humbug your many readers. Th'
time has come when patriotic Americans
must seal the fate of that hydra headed mon
ster now in the shape Of old fogyism democ
racy.
Americans be Of good cheer for victory
is ours; the true patriots of our beloved
country are wide awake and are working
manfuly for our ca,ise and our beloved Tn
ion--for know the task is allotted you--d,
not doubt or falter, but work for our coun
try. Let our watch words be Fillmore anc
Union forever. More next week.
Yours. TRAVELLER.
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GLASGOW HOUSE.

Water Street, Glasgow, Missouri.
8EN The undersigned respectfully announces
liH to his friends and the travelling public that
he has leased the above house, and is prepared to
accommodate all whe will favor him with call
He has renovated his rooms, and rented those ad :
joining, which gives him ample space to accom-
modate greater number Of persons than the es-
tablishment would heretofore render comfortable.
GY' Stage Office for all the lines terminating
at Glasgow, and good stabling convenient.
WIN. H. THOMSON.
January 1856.
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