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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
VALUABLE LAND FoR SALE

IN SATURDAY, the 18th day Of November 1856, on the
" premises, miles northwest OF the Louisville and
nashville Railroad viii sell publicly highest bidder
that VALUABLE FARM, where Warren L Payne for a
long time resided about miles Of Cross Plains con-
sisting Of abo 2SS les; also another tract of tnbered
land Of about ITO aer lying mile west Of the home
place-in all say abou
343 ACRES.
This is rare opportu1 TO buy very desirable place.
dwelling houses comforta out houses, barns &c soad
Farm in good state Of cultivation, watered by
never falling wei and spr Sale on and years cred
it,puTchsser giving note, III good security, and lien
retained the same until paid for A small amount OF
cash required at sale. An persons wishing further nfr
nation relative to This property viii please call Joseph
Payne on the premises. PERRY PAYNE
oct20fs3-tWkwtd Special Commissioner
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
For III. N.shrin. Patriot.

e For the Nashville Patriot.
On Seeing the american Flag FloatfnR
from the A mexican Pole. Nov. Q, '58.
H. Wave awhile thou glorious thing I-~-t-
Never upon a nober site,
A pinnacle more meet shall fling
Forth thy broad honours to the light.
To many a tower, and naughty steep ga
Has victory in her proudest guse
- Babe thee. imperial flag to leap sslssaa-szz
e- And-b thy symbols to the skies. ~
But never did the nations read
Such import ia thy fateful stars
Such comment high freedoms creed,
As now thy injur'd grandeur bears.
Were they a sealed, signal band.
Who swore this fe.ter'd land to free,
And theirs an aim less pure or grand,
Pledged to redeem that libertyf
Wave on awhile the venal crew
The miscreants bride bid thee be furrd,
And with thy lefty spire thou too
Must from thy lofty seat be hurld.
But In e. and in our God
Stronger than death purpose lives
To win back freedom, though with blood,
Bod OF sres which yet survives.
PPM.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15

iHTE ss pay ne hgaest market P'ee In Casa ner-
w chaniisT for isaa warrants.
RRASSfe y, AcHuiRTER CO.,
o-t2s-u No n East side Pabi.a square. Nashville
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
NEGROES AT AUCTION.

WILL sell hver six Negroes Auction next sATUR-
i DAY 20 the highest bidder for Cash.
Also one good six m1nths credit. Sale
positive at II o'eIock at the Court House Gate
puyi4 REFS W. PORTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
JAMES HEWITT & co.

XNTIIL open COMMISSION HOUSE in LIVERPOOL on
w lSt January next, for the sale Of AMERICAN PRO
DUCE.
Messrs HEWITT, NORTON & CO., New Orleans; Messrs
HEWITT q 90. New YorF; RICHARD ATKINSO n, fsQ
Louisville, KY and ". WIRELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank Of
Nashville Tenn, viii make cash advances property
shipped to their address.
NEW YORK, Oct. %, 1856. fnovI-1m.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15

CABINET MATERIALS
w have hand eonsgnme 1t Of Cab net Materials
w which will seil very low by the Wholesale
LELLYETT & EWING,
novl1 If Wholesale Grocers, Market street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
SITUATION WANTED.

JY young man as Clerk in a Store, salesman &c
, having had experiences in Mercantile business. Bes
reference given.
Apply at this Office. octI.-a.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
Negro Girl Wanted.

6ENTLENAS wishes 70 bay girl from 10 20 % years
n os, Ter Any use A1ypsrs a having farh 0ns 10
isil can see apdrth ser By Appyingsf fhis once.
Also gri waited % hire lof the balance Of mis- year
cel23-lm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
SWEDISH LEECHES.
MAKING

lust received, fresh supply Of Swedish Leechs by Fl
d press. For SALE by DEMOVELL ( BALL.
OctQi
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15

rINHE subscribers are willing sell One Hundred Thou
L sand Dollars in goods, and receive in payment the
Bonds the different countless made payable 10 the Louis
and Nashville Rail- cad, at seventy i've cents Ia the
dollar GARYIN BELL CO.
Louisville, oct20-1ms
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS.

A Nd CHILDRENs' CLOTHING made to order IN Il
n latest style, by mrs REATH. corner OF Cedar al
Cherry streets, opposite the Verandah. oct IN
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15

IUST Received per Steamer DR.. Robertson
y 25O1 sacks Fine Salt;
$50 . strictly choice Coffee;
90 hhds prime Sugar;
bbls :. s. Almonds;
10 bags Pepper;
10 bags Spice;
80 packages Tobacco;
50 bags Lebanon Flour, extra.
noV11 b. Q. DANDY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
sTOLEN-seo REWARD.
NOTICE.

CWEET NEW oRANGES.-s casks Of he
uo.4 J. q. ROBERTsOSS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15

A DIVIDEND Of eight per cent this " declared on
~ the Capital stock OF the Nashville Commercial nsu-
Company, out Of the profits for the last six months
ending this Cay. JAMES WALKER, Secretary.
Nashville, Nov. 5. nOV5-lm.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
PLATE WARMERS

L. r a
w Plate Warmers article of'luxury those
who have everexperienced the comfort Of win dis
pense with.
ALSO
Fine Polished Steel Fire Irons,
shovels, Tongs and Pokers, OF various qualities
Stands for Fire Irons, with Marble Slabs;
" Cast IrOu-Ornamented
Coal scuttle5-elegagtly ornamented
HOURLY EXPECTED,
Copper Coal scutes Vases &C. Of the elegant pat
terms. lOct29l MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-15
sARDINRS.

CKY R0f KITS DRIED, Roman Candies, FiossTpe~
osss '''-' J. G. 6. ROBEkrsOSs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
Professional Noiiffs.


l. II
H CALLOSITlES NAILS growing into the hsh and e-cfy
Disorder OF the feet BY and peculiar me bod cav
OF without causing the slightest pain.
Mosieur LENI Of Nh - Rue de Rivo Psis and No Con
dnit Rtgeni-sf LONDON Surgeon Chiropo 90 the hsnpe
Royal Fsly Of England having been
see.y invited 10 Newly attend some distinguishes t.
lies intends remaining hnre shor time ouy sud may BE ces
srlrsd daily Sundays excepted, at hs once r-m " 70
o'clock AZ No 81 t,thst, between 5h aud 6th-eva
COPIES or TESTIMONIALS.
P his Irrera Majesty Napoleon I'LL Emperor OF frsaee
10 rertise ope NJ Lksl enlcfe les extrno
hablli't. LOUIS NHoh1oI, oV.NNI ANA"-
From his Grace the present. Duke OF Cleveland.
Ieertifv tha, Nj LEVI has entirely cured nv corns
GLEN ELAND, No 81 81 James square Lonas~-
Er he Most Rev his Grace the Lord Archbishop AnAsh
Iseriif, that Mr. LEVI extracted the CONS which were
my feet without giving ne shy paen q .,u,ou
Aug 1913 No 30 Charles a., ST. JsEes-sluare Londsa
Prom The Most Noble the Marquis of Lansiowne 49,
=. a.. 49,, :. LANSDOWNE
No. IS Berkeley square, Londss
- ph.-, rsrg.son ESQ NJ d. Physician in Ordinary 10
f' her Majesty Of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI has most skifnly extracted TWO Gurus "o' NJ
feet without s''inS NC -" RoBEKT FERGUSON. ND
No O opeen.st NAV Fair London, March 5, leS
" Prom II. !. Fcltu- esd.
Unsolicited BY Mr. Levi beg leave 20 testiy 70 ms
full skull IN having perfectly removed large ennon ., o's
11i r., lii y IRil' No BostOu-ross.
Ia s5iion 10 the above authenticated testimonials May
,n.sts more his posseson (suong which are vera tani
S of the highest be BY tsyong him win
M =, his Office No. 81 lhs between 9Th aud 9th avs New
York al, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09

n TERhs.-A Sstoy brick house 3ssi, price s7Cooa
siOry bck house 25ths for 100 and two hue 5sory
houses ON Z7ihst Broadway, for $1,000 EACH Also
3sory brick dwelling and store on corner IN Spnnss TOT
500 A. SERGEANT, No. ID Wal-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
TuXIs MORRILL,, Anctioneer. 1890
of FURNITURE, &c, THIS

rTRADF-SALE of FURNITURE, &C., THIS
MORNING 1T I2l o'clock at No 81 Nassau-st, consisting
in psrt Of one superior Rosewood PanOEorte which VIII De
sold al u o'clock sale will with Rosewood faror
Srt covered crimson aiee Blackwanut Paror suits Gov
cred worsted Backwnut Extension Dining Tables
Fuameled Chamber Suits Rosewood BOokcaes Bedteas
Tables Mahogany Chamber Furniture Sofas Rockers raoI
Chairs Chamber Bedsteads, Spring and ure
Hair Mattresses Wardrobe Hall Stands &c. Also magnificent
French Plate Mirrors Oil Painting Gilt Frames SILVER Plated
es SET Coffee TINS Patent Casters &c Mantle Clocks,
Fancy Desks and Boxes three doz Bed Quilts &C. sale to
pay advances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
mop GAIF--A EARN containing IL acres,
INOR SAIE.-5O. 900 acres Of Coal Land, i

wv,,Ao. County virginia within four miles Of Wyoming
co.., Hrrs IN is situated between the Guysndot and Big
sssdy Rivers The land admirably adapted Tor grazing ana
tar proses being covered with heavy timber consist
81 OF red bf and white oak, chestnut poplar cedar white
AID yellow pine and white ash Wster power oT ;swmHs
nna The wood will pay S2O per acre Us rapidly
ettsd ard n proved and railroad from Richmond Sly Nr
Ens to Biz Sandy River has been finished for the distance o.
e mites with branches Of railroads 10 Ouyandot and Tug
Rv,r with GOOD roads canals The three MYERS are nay
n.he for large steamboats, From Richmond the lumber ana
ed can lie anspored Norfolk by steamboat and shipped 70
nny Of the ports Of the Atlantic Ocean Title perfect fce
81 per acre. Apply 70 WIN. sLcANAkEh heH E f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
RraI gsiaie for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The three-s So anu anu
~ .s,s- NJ, HOUSE and LEASE OF LOT NO q ks',
hre.lwsy; se Of Housa 25o by 20 ieet oeeP az 20 -
~, rasurt With modern improvements One nai =, il
srul.sy srTy TO BAKER WEEKS, Aueticneers FINEST
NOR GALA FARM containing liz acres,
III stuscd IN New Jersey hours rde by rarosd nen
aess scres large timber land balance undsrs s s'e OF
r,ivsts: has good dwelling house barns and other out
S1ess Fos psrieusrs spply to T. j. FORD No 30 Court
l.fit-HL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09

II In The County Of wyoming in Virginia the Court
Hons is on the Tug Rvsr and branch of the Big Sandy
River both which nayFsbe The Wood T. worth ~
cultural purposes covered with heavy timber consisting OF
White aud Black Oaks Chestnut, Black Walnut P9pa kea
Cedar White and elbow Pine and White Ash, with Water
Povet Tor ssy mills and rstms II has rapidly settled and
Improved by railroad Richmond City TO Big Sandy RIVER
and branches 70 Guyasdot and Tug Rivers AL three rivers are
paygabe fol- large seamboa, and from Richmond CITY they
car Be- transported Norfolk Virginia and there shipped 70
ay ro on tbe Atlantic Ocean Good roads and canals Title
reffect Terms 80 por Apply TO WIN. SLOANAkEH
Real Estate Broker northeast OF 10th and Green
Pbisdepha City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
Go rUbcm it man Concern.
FORWARDED and

A pygHrisfMENrs FORWARDED and
AiNSyEs'fp m tss rfipetrsl Commercial Bussnes. Lt!,
ss,, ~ ausa Nsw'ysrer. and yoafIs. ~ al
Esi,A sitls "a tewNs IN the United states Ca1atAe
=. ss fpf,f az the ruhl.hrrs lowest rate Orders
- 4s.~s rseniy attended % with dpaieh ~ A.
MN VIM Advertising and Subscription Agent NO q
sEssVsssSxs~F b pfovr. eco. Cashier Meohsnis. ard
49,. Rsek \ Pescr Sashcr banerr hrn o. DisSe.'
l.AST (tNYQhN No iet Nsssaust n y fsyor bfstn ~,
k,sAets M Is Msltst cot. fesrls,., N y g. 70
sse -, f,fkause fsekefs Ne - Wall, Broad ~
YsN a. irysfllfe Aofueys Ne 81 ChA'hai,,,.l, " i
thA "a St<1 and Bead Brokers Nc = " l1 W ~
S.svel Susn Banker MontEonnerl; An non r. ~
t..,-.sgtA Sr,trtArv Of state, Albany ~ t9 S'hn "
ttss wsAirstu. y c. W " Ti 20 No %
~ Mc..rs stanton Thomisou 30 ~ AZ 81
NY l.r,r. Lsw. Go, Commission Merchants 40 o.
" sserS \ \. ------
A ADVERTISEMENTS inserted in the best News
N ana country (Essi West North and Southl
~ E'rAi.slfk'S Aayrrtisins Agency Tribune ouianss
uDooKs STOPPED, supposed to be STOLEN.
ID - porrLEER" Is STAMPED Oh them Inquire al No
81 N..e.asl., On The Roksiore
NOIlCE-Al persons are warned not 70 receive.
NvaSee-a negotiate the following notes one Of -,
800 ~ m 1874 Ave months for SO, same dste
-, .ths Roth rsyuhe the Broadway BANK ana maze
DAVID Ksnta his order they eeins 9etsnec wn
= sslos f~ccascd. y. "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
Sales bp Anfiion.

A n yTRWrV. Aue-ion~er.
DY BANGS. BROTHER n CO.-Trade-Sale
ID Rootns No. IS PArkr0v.
DY II. II. LEEDS & CO.-On WEDNESDAY
10 Jan tlfl o'elo at te ssIe'rosn, NO ~ NsssAs
I1r-e ,aJe Of FANCY GOODS To close on balance OF
etoek sc coas.i s- and e ntemens snero Drrss
i Ca. mounted II r-sl silver. sies Work Boxes hf'ed'
Glow Bores superb Bourbon Boxes real orsoa Cati tes
k,nlv eusravei new article; costly Clocks sl 'ases
Psifss on (ia Od8r Boxes, Bronze Figures. lac ana
sua level Csssets Reicules ChrlstOIher Silver Nsrr'
kind. Chins Tea Set Porteunounae-
ao a. l. oeo-f a. INVOICE o. very the Slr-n-kOb-. furf
Gl0ves and Collars among which WI BE- found rea Russian
sebe Gciaa Sfoe Marten Biuk, French SaOe ,nd other
NADtlss Carer &c Hudson Bay Wolf Robes Buffalo and
Besr Robs reel Ottsr Mink snd Lynx Gloves and Collars
CLOSING HOLIDAY SALES of VALUABLE
~ FURs-J. j. WALDRON, kne ioueeT.-H. q. EVANS
vii sfe corr sale of this stock u valusbe Furs THIS
nay WEDNESDAY, Juu ~ ~ O'Clock store No. a. a.
Isu.st Ceda The stock comprises description Of
FUrs Robes The attention Of the Taie and al
who require Furs 8 requested
TOR SALE--At Auction on the 18th inst, if not
sold before handsome fhreeStory and basement Brick
HOUSE with the modem Improvements, on ased lot
h4aufly located 2ls opposite the Episcopal Theoi0g
Seminary Lease has - yea-s 70 Tun n Covenants ,t
two renewals Inquire Of j. =. WILLIAMS SON No NO
etb-sy. or No. Is WELst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09

TOR sALE--At Auction on the 18th inst, if not
henry Il. LEEDS 4 Co, Anetioneers.
UENRY III. LEEDS 4 Co. will sell by Auc-

HRNRY II. LEEDs Co, AnctoneeTs
HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co. will sell by Auc-
II i tim on Thu RSDAY Jan. 10. and FRIDAY. Jan H.
Ies ~ O'Clock each evening ct the Gallery No $40 Broad
wnv Csely occured the Dusseldorf Colection) The coll
ecfo embraces 30 Of the highest class Of PICTURES in h
r francs contains works Of the following ancient and
Begkeim Van Hard Garry, stork, Schaken, tandervede
Dow Morelsnd beautiful picture Of this artist from the col
lection on MT ckford of Londoni Pynacke &c. also, BY
Boddireop Wright of Derby; Smith Of Chichester Wilson,
Barre Haden si4Iheld shsye and other eeeoaied art IS.
Europe before In this country an IN their original
state some framed the balance seichers or sheets giving
desirable or0rtuniy to picture dealers and connos-urs The
rartculsr Of those interested tn hae arts Il
this sale offering extraordinary occasion Tor
purcha1ers The PAINTINGS will be exhibition Oh MON
BAY Jan. = and TUESDAY, 9th day and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
CUPREME COURT.--County of New York

CUPREME COURT.-County of New-York.-
~ JOHN BACK sgt. MARY ANN CRUSSELL, William
Cruse and Mary his WIFE Walter Crssel and Catharne his
wife, George Crusse and Harriet his wife Frederick seizure
Mary Ann his wife, William Dckerson and Amelia hs
wife William s. Rdabock and Martha j. bs wife, aud Charles
Brown.-SummOns for relief Com. not servedro the De
You hereby summoned and required
the amended complaint this action which filed this dag
in the Office OF the Clerk Of the City and County OF New fork
at the City of NewYork and to copy of your
the said complaint the subscribers at their Office No
Beekmans, In said city, within twenty days after the service
Of his exclusive OF the day Of such service;
and If you fail 90 the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff this action will apply 10 tbs Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint November ~
1885 STENESs HUME,
d5 Iaw10yW Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
L. DELssEK Aucr ST and SO Broadway cor White-st
FAVITT DELISSER Il Co. will sell at

IL auction WEDNESDAY, ENENINU jan: 3, 19ln'
nenenT AZ 81 O'clock fine collection Of Theological Illus
trst ana STANDARD Books Work Boxes Gold Pens Station
~ &c 10 which attention Of the trade IS respectfully re-
ou. sed Goods may now be examined and Catalogues are
7. adv for delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS
~ Two n.Ae' nO''h y 'u Il VI BEcKwITH. P.insip,.
rr,uE Adrertiser EDUCATES FOUR SNAIL

FTViL Adyertlser EDUUAIEo FVUh oMhLL
III BOYS. HOME with his Terms Tls per nnnin'
without extra charge dining yacEtions OF any deduction ~
nlsc faquires from Parents Wishing 20 Facs Soc In no
sosnry aldsf happy influences and nofs Aa Pys
tran ns iosy nAIted % the ndyidual " Dc 0EH"7
a. Addressed Box No. SO PostOios Hartford Coma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogal

Of the County Of Now.York notice is hereby gwen all
persons having claims against ISAAC LEWIS late Of tho City
Of York clergyman deceased to the with
vouchers subscriber tho Office OF T. ketchu
No 20 Nssssu in the City OF Newfork before the
tweny.fh day OF May nexf-Daed New York tho Goth day
Of November lass. HARVEY 2. PEET Administrator.
u2I IavGmW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COM


III door above 2lst-st-Open DAILY from 10 o'clock
TO O'clock P. m, and WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
from 10 o'clock D. Interest the Of
deposits Of $50 and under and per cent 800
DEPOSITS made before Jan IS will draw interest from
Juri l. WILLIAM II. PLATT, President.
JAMES r. KELLER Vce.President
II. LooTBoRRow, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09

MECHANICS AND TRADyRs PIsE Hsvh.ScE C9SsNf' (
CFyrcF No. - Walls. NEW YORK jan = loS. ,
DIVIDEND.- The Board of Directors OF thus
IL Conrary have this dsy declared Ehl oS AZ
Di'iDH' " LANES r. LOTT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the Comfy Of New York; notice hereby gwen 20 On
rorsons .ying claims against WILLIAM r. HUGO late OF
he CITY OF NewYok Livery Stable keeper deceased 20 IRE
H. sue with yoncher thereof the subscriber at the
= e. Of DAVID J. CHATFIN.D, No. - Watst, In tho
CITY Of NewYork before the 18th sy Of Msrch next
Dated New.Yo rk the 9TH day Of August 1850
ana Iav6sTu HARRIET NJ. HUGO, Adninistrsrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
financial.

GEocrgs BANK NewYort De- - iS'1
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER GEM "i'i DC
N raid 10 the Stock holie- Of thH lnsiuton on s &C.
'aA1ais '"'' " sAML b. WHITE Cashief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09
OFFICE HANOVER FIRE.INSURANCE co.

ID Dec e. Is55-DIyIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
ibis d.v declared dividend Of 81 per cent payable and after
January The transfer books will close the 18th Instant
|. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25
Nh0 are Qualified YOterss

As some difference of opinion exists IL
relation to the qualifications necessary in vo.
ting for President and Vice President of the
United States, we append the law of the
State on the subject. In articles 3rd Of the
Constitution, Oh Qualification of Voters, y
it is prescribed that
Every white male citizen of the age of II
years, who has been resident of the State
for two years, and of the county, city or
town where he offers to vote for = months,
next preceding an election--an no other
person,-shall be qualified to vote for NOM
bers of the General Assembly and all officers
elective by she people.
Again An act passed by the Legislature
April, Sth, 1858, General acts chap. Bird }
provides that
In all elections for members of the Gca-
eral Assembly, GOV. Lieut.. Governor, NJ
torney General, Commissioners of Publ
Works, Representatives in Congress, and
Electors of President and Vice President of
the United States, the persons qualified as
prescribed in 3rd Article of the Constitution
shall be entitled to vote
lG-s~ The law does not require voters at
the Presidential election to be registered, as
some have supposed
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25
The Strength Of James Buchanan In
PENNSYLVANIA,

Greeley and Bennett, and most of that
stripe OF political brigands, having placed
their hopes OF success in Pennsylvania upon
the Fusion State ticket, will now be consid
erabiy puzzled to decide what course to pur-
sue in reference to the State in Novem-
Der. 3haddens Stevens and David Vilmot
are equally at loss how to manage the Fill
more men so as to force them into another
bargain We can tell all these gentry in a
few plain words that the day for their ex-
periments upon Pennsylvania has passed. -
The day for their tricks is over. They can
no forter operate upon the supposed credu-
lily of our people. Their Experiments and
their maohinatiofs viii all give way when
they are put to the test. They may mine
and countermino, they may hide theiSr tracks
as craftily as they please--they may assume
all sorts of DISCUSSES, apd adopt every var;e-
ty OF name-thcy may 90 into the lodges Of
Know Nothineism, or mo6rt upon the
housetops there is one obstacle. that will
battle all theiI designs, and defeat all their
artlilces, and that is the admitted strength
OF James Buchanan among the people Of his
native State. This is the phantom they have
| feared all the time
1t was to avoid meeting him and the De-
niocratic party in November, that they have
tried, during the campaign, of unheard of Vi
olence, and Of Unprecedented effort, to break
the force Of his Influence upon the country.
and at his own home but now the hour of
their doom is approaching, they must meet
Old Buck upon t;s o#n soil, they must meet
! Pennsylvapia's favoritc son in the valleys
and upon the mountains of good old Penn
sylvania herself, and they will soon too
soon-find that all the fears that they have
entertained in reference to him were ONLY
toe well founded. Thaddeus Stevens pre-
dietlon will be abundantly verified. He
declared after Judge McLean's defeat in til G
sectional Philadelphia Convention, that
James Bnchahan would carry Pennsylvania
by fifty thousand majority. That is the fig
ure, and we will not take one less. One
blast upon the b'lgle horn Of Jas Buchanan
in the contest soon to be decided, is worth
thousand men not only, but ten thousand,
yea twenty thousand at the Lack of it
When our population comes to regard the
spotless purity of his life, the long and hen
orable record of his public career, his high
capacities, and the unbrokcn current Of biz
national anteccdents, they will throw aside
their prejudices and rush to his banner with
enthusiasm.
CLEAR THE Track ron JAMES Buchanan
--Penasyloanian.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-25
Fire at the Western LunatiC AsyIun,.

On Saturday night last another fire occur
ed at the Western Lunatic Asylum. Tho
following note in reference to the matter wa,
communicated by Dr. stribling to the Ed.
itor of lie Richmond Dispatch
Mr. Editor Il deeply regret having
SO soon again to ask space in your col.
umns, to apprize the community that an
other fire has occurred at the w. l.. Asylum
About o'clock last night a small detached
building, containing Is Male patients, was
discovered to be on fire in the attic. The
patients were promptly removed to places OF
security, without the slightest injury to any
one, and the fire extinguisled without Other
material injury to the building than the de
struction of the roof. Very respectfully,
+. ]. STRIBLlNG. PLY. &c.
Sunday Morning, Gee. 70