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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

The speaker who took the floor. has been ar
rested for stealing lumber.
queer fight recently tnok ! lace in an artists
room between Two striking Dkene.-es"
Wasn't it mran in Powers to chi.a a Greek
slave out of ttlr piece ot marble!
An enihn -i,~fic gentleman. in speaking "f the
courage oil his adored said, she would walk up
To- a cqnnnn'- or lovers mouth without shrink
ing II muscle. Brave girl
Dr. Johnson remarked that a habit OF looking
on the best side Of every eve1t il better than
/ thousand pounds year. When Fenelnn's library
was on fire, God be Praised he exclaimed, that
it is not the dwelling of some poor man.
"lIow cbnngeabe the wind is said. Mrs. Par
tngt"n. upon her return from a walk in Boston; it
Is the chnngrable-t thing ever did see. When
went up to Washington street il WINS BLOWN III
my face; and when | turned to go down. don't
you tldnk ii went blowing on my back =
One little gaiden patch Of ours has been very
Profitable, very this season. The snals ate up
the neighbors cats ate up the chickens and we
in search Of something that will eat up
the cats Can any one of our agricultural fri, nds
aid u
y teller in he Long Island Bank in Broonlyn.
has Committed lwhat j. termed in these days of
sharp finhnciers aud fast young men) An act. of
neral insanity that i he is an alleged de-
fauter for $4,000. lle has served in the banF,
for - years, and is respectfully connected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

The Hon. Willard Fillmore has been soourn-
ing in Albany. for some days past. On Tuesday
evening he was complimented by g,and sere-
made. gotten up by the citizens without res
peel to party. The ex-pro~ilent is said 10 be
in the enjoyment of excellent health and usual
fine spirits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
zpMchbur0 TirNtniaN.


The Republican thinks the late decision OF the
Supreme Court i'm the bred Scot case "a iri-
umphant justification of those who repealed the
Missouri Compromise. and proud solace 10 those
gallant Northern democrats who like Cass and
Richardson fell martyrs TO that measure. -
Among the leading points determined by that de-
cision the Republican enumerates these; That
Congress has no power over the subject OF slave
nv in the Territories That it cannot delegate
power which it does not possess TO any Terrific
nv: That the Southern man with his property
Including save) has the same constitutional
right 10 settle in the common Territories Of the
Union, as the Northern with bis property"
Now, when we remember that Cass and Richard
son. in common with nearly the whole Northern
Democracy held the affirmative Of the first two
of these propositions and the negative of the last
il is hard TO see how they can derive any par
ticular "soace" from the decision. We are not
aware that any Northern democrat votel for the
repeal of the Mis- souri, compromise on the ground
of irs unconsfituionality. The argument con-
tanned in the Nebraska bill itself was that ihV
Missouri Compromise in conflict with not
the constitution. but the egsla,ion of 1850
Douglas who moved the repeal, had moved the
application Of the Missouri proviso to the
alton of Texas. OF course he would not have
done this, if he had thought it unconstitutional
Mr.. Buchanan had declared that he regarded the
Missouri Compromise almost sacred the
constitution: and in regard 10 the power of Con
gress TO legislae upon the question of slavery in
the Territories he bad asserted it in an unquali
fed form. Gen Cass. upon the passage Of the
Nebraska bill, exultingly congratulated the SEN
ate on the establishment of squatter sovereignty
which he interpreted to be the right of a Ter
rtorial Legislature 10 determine tho question of
slavery; the very thing denied by this decision
Richardson maintained the oonstitutionality of
the Wilmot Proyiso. and was an advocate OF
squatter sovereignty As 10 the right Of the
Southern people to go with their slaves into my
Of the Territories of the Union, before there Ind
been any local legislation for their protection,
we have no knowledge Of any Northern Democrat
having made any sach concession. Gen. Cass
distinctly aud vehcmently denicd that the federal
constitution carried slavery with il, wherever it
extended over new territory. He, in common
with his party North, held that slavery was To-
cal institution, and could only exist by virtue of
laws establishing it. This decision is plump in
the face of Northern Democracy. We should
think any " solace" they would derive from it
would be of tho mos, lugubrious ehorncter--very
much like that which the patient aud piou- job
received from his comfor,crs. II it makes them
jolly Mark Tapley will hereafter ocase 10 bo
regarded as the type of indomiable spirits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

The Editor of the Presbyterian Herald. of
Louisville, Ky. says that visiting Fort Leevrn.
worth. five or six hundred miles west of Louis
vile. he sad Ia the commander. Il suppose you
begin to feel away ont here, that you lave at last
discovered that indefiuabe region called tho
Weei!'" mo. sir" said he, 1--WE are living in
the East vet, -Four hundred miles west of u.
Fort Laramie. is the geographical centre Of
the United States"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

Hon. Thomas Basye, Judge of the First In
stance Oriental Department of Nicaragua, died
in Granada, recently, of cholera. He was ma
tive of Northumberland county, Virginia, and
represented that county three years in the Nir
GINA Legislature. He emigrated to Nicaragua
in June
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

HILL, being permanently located Magnolia House
BRISTOL Tenn would most respectfully those
mat he VIII attend personally to license all who
may wish to form Matrimonial Alliance will have them
ready so that the rite may be performed immediately on their
arrival IN Bristol Address letters giving the names OF
me parties and enclosing s., to John HILL Esq Magnolina
i'o"Se p'i'oi Tenn mar 81 dtlapl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
Ih. Clay Won uusrui.

LOUISVILLE, March 20 - The corner stone at
the CLAY Monument will be laid at Lexington on
the iih of July next. The Grafton will be deliv
cred by tho Rev. Robert j. Breok nridge, not by
Edward Everett. reported.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
Trouble al cape PaInIns, Africa.

Bishop Payne, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, writes as follows, under date of Decem
Der 80. from Cape Palmas, Africa:
The cuoni,ts.moved by various provocations.
have bnrnedu mp tn" Cape Pamas and Grahwny
towns, eight in uunb Der, and driven their inhab-
tants-n"t far below six thousand-into the for
est, or such interior Villages would afford them
shelter; aud the natives, their part, have
burned several unprotected houses in the colony.
and among them our first station and our first
African home Mount Vaughan"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

"a NAF~.-"c ave HOW 0pcHia. TIN. sD.in.
A 0'Se o' >uN ana Dress mas. which tIhr pleas
urr n showing MCDONALD 4 HOOPER
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.


500 Bottles sold in three Months This j.
suici evidence If the high appee an by I'll" community
of the "Cnckadc Cy,' Of the merits Of "RDSSEkS con
CENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEAVES, for the Hair
Five hundred bottles .od IN that city in the short
space three months, aud still the demand daily increasing
Itis warranted to remove Danttnt
II : warranted prevent the failing # the hair
warranted 10 relieve thai distressing itching which
frequently preerdes the decay Of the hair.
II warranted have its superior hair bcautitcr.
For Lsdies--ltis the very article f'r the Toilet.
For q ntlemenIt uncqasicd for The WhSker aud Mus
ttche
Chldren-I preserves their hair and ii flow in
glossy rngles
For Merchandise gives hue profit with ready sale Pro-
Your supply of Messrs. SIRO1IiER Il WHITEHEAD
Druggists Of this city lmar 2hd&rts
prnrIy white Teeth. Prrfumcd Breuth. sound
and Healthy Gums, be obtained by using Dowdens Den
tai FLUID affords relief and prey to6thache
rests decay, aud prevents the formation tartar. &c
DDWDEN s DENTAL FLUID is recognized By the whole
melra profession being far superior toopowdcr
WASHES &c It's constant u" prevent decay and the many
ACHES teeth hcirto. Recommended by DR Ro EARLY
LvnchbuTg Va Brs pleIsanis, Hudson, Richmond
Dr Cosby Petersburg Dr Mann, Charleston, $ Z Br l,a
Raloigh G. and Dentists everywhere. For sale by
SfBorHER WHITEHEAD lyn,hbu Va. and by all
Druggists ani Mer 'hants Wholesale by
GEORGE DOWDE,N,
mar 2Its Druggist and Chemist, Richmond, Na.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

daily receiving voluntary certificates from gentlemen and la
die We have known His medicine 10 fail giving
lief when taken for what 1t j. recommended To cure. We
would advise everybody to them this of the year,
especially ltngui.l and delicate females
BAkERH PKEMtu BfTEns be had of all the Principal
Druggists in lynchburg and elsewhere.
RClBioND VA. April 9Th ls5G--MR. f. BAKER-Dear Sir;
cannot refrain um tesyng To the efficacy of your Bers
II Dyspepsia For eighteen months years |
suffered greatly from indigestion acly. aud those mnmcra
lii and Nr'thed feelings peculiar 10 his disease and after
r.lncte, 'tI"ut rriiti, induced
Try what there in li'NeI's Premium Bittcrs
Having derived signal benefit from the several bottles,
have hesitation Wing that invaluable medicine
tnt all s1eU diseases Nth he best wishes for your prosper
~ am respectfully Yours, SUSAN L. SrUBBS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
ngGlSNERf AND FANNY
GOODS.

respectfully cell the attention customers AMI
irieu.ts 10 our LARGE AND WE'LL ASSORTED STOCK
or SPRING GOODS which " receiving Il ON NV
York where have seize tel them with
fshoaabr Establishments ami tsr stgis AID 5eaafy
feel assured be surpassed this other MARKET
Our stock consists in BONNEfS, GlPSEY>. LEtiiORS
FLATS, TT fLASD BLDpIERS, Ribbons. FLOWERS
LACE GOODS. DRESS CAPS. MOIfAIR CAPS 1 q
FIERS. HEAD DRESSES Of different styles. Also JET
ORSAMENTS WHITE WAX BEADS. baek aud front
HAIR BRAIDS and an elegant lot of MASTlILAs ut ali
prices The above goods vary in price tho
may wish pnrehase Bnnr AID Flats beachsd repair
ed IA good order and notice opening yhr
viii be Thursday next 25fh viii be prepared to sh
tue bands0nes al largest variety OF Bonnets Mant,
that we have presented in this market
All orders from the country vii be promptly
and good terms rs If the ndv lual Pen.r
favor with call befre purchase aud assured
You viii be able suit yourselves both price quality
mar 2its Rep. copy. J. MATTHIAS co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-24

tary consciruonrN, and with mHch pleasure,
menl to our rradefs the above ncd medicine We speak
fr1m our observation and Sperion when that it
removes hy magic from all parts of body, and
6" the best medicines in Tor checking Datrlea aud
em"Nng the promonitofy symptoms OF Choea 1t is applied
10 internally aud externally with tic best effects,
VIM have used the Pam Killer would willingly be with
tlCir houses A0Hjt,fiL
one Nutd Ia regard 10 Perry Davis Pam Killer have
used in family for and take pleasure
in recommending valuable medicine. that should be
kept every family have Witnessed wonderful and speedy
by uScccHtly within tn" last week have
rheumatism relieve aud promising
speedy cure by this, nmy estimation Invaluable remedy
JABEZ s. SWAN,
rasrnf thu Huntington st Baptist Church. y London Con.
o ale hN DRg-I,Is. troe,r and Meede Dealers every
wHrrr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31
IMPlRTkNT T0 EVERYBODY,

DOR the last three yeas have been engaged in bns-
i known only to myself, and, comparatively, few
others whom have Instructed for the Of 500 each
which has averaged tie rate Of $1,000 to SOJO per
annum having made arrangements to 30 TO Europe 10
the Fan Of 1851 to in the same business am will
Ing give full instrucons the art te person in the
United states Cdnads7, who remit the sum Of II
am Induced from the success have been favored with,
aud tie thankful acknowledgements have received
from those whom instructed and who making
from 50 sl5 at it, give person oppor
tuny 20 engage in tns business which cav, pleasant
and very profitable 1t small cost. There is positively
No HUxsUG 10 this matter References OF the Rest class
given regards its character, and can refer t.
persons whom have instructed VITO will testify that they
making from IS S15 per dsy at the same i is
business in which either ladies' gentlemen engage,
and with perfect case Tske very h ndsone income.
=yeral various parts New York state, Penn
syIvanis aud Maryard whom have instructed are now
making from $3 TO &c day byi. is GENERAL BUsI
NgGs bat few shilngs is required 70 start it. Upon
the rec Of 81 will mnediaely send to the applicant
printed ccular aiming fall instruc ions in the art
which be perfectly Lnde-st ,od at once.
Anlelters aust be addressed (post paid TO
A. r. PARSONS,
dec'3 indy 235 DTo1iway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31
MOVEMENTS OF THE MAILS
MAIL DEPARTURES.


ChstanooEa r. Daily, leaves a. ooogk, p. M elo-es
At4p. m This uisI esrries q mater fSr ths "a
an' sluthern cities Hantsgil-, ruscu Db1, Msal
phi Liti. R5ct tal their depend n lies.
Cbs.an1oEa X. r Daily, leaves at ~ O'Clock q. !;
cl5ses AZ \ p. This ma i carries al the way
mail On this route aad -s7ch routes.
I9uiEve, DAILY leaves a. oosek a. m closes At ~ n.
,.,sro1 "5 7
s,arta Monday wednesday ana Thursday; leaves at
&C Ock a. c'osts at ~ o'ciock p. m.
Charlotte Huntingdon Jackson and T,ens9n leaves Tues-
day, Thir.iay and Saturday at O'Clock a H- Closes
C1lunaia Paasti and Waynesboro leaves Sunday, Wed
nesjsy and Friday at 6 o'tlosk a. M; elose' at ~
colaabi. Larrencssurg, Florence re-, Tuesday Thurs
az and siiurdayi leaves at O'Clock q N closes at
clarksyie Dover, T1pkiusvIe &C. leaves Mondav, Wed
nesisy aud Friday a. o'clo-E, a N =; closes at ~
pm.
Russels ard Springfield leaves Tuesday Thursday and
"a urdsy a; O'Clock An c ose5 a. ~ p. m
Centreyi Vernon, &C leaves Tuesday aad Fiday al II
O'Clock ase5 at 20 a. M.
ARRIVALS OF MAILS.
Chrttanooga R: g., Day, At s,< o'aoek n.
Lou syiIe
Ga ATTN
Isaanr a. Tuesdty Thursday ant Saturday at p. n.
Lebanon sparta, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
C.arla,.e, s1nd.v, weI-esdsy and Rriiayat 2pm.
Cou nbil Pal .s az, Monday, fAursiay AID Saturday
a. n an.
Cou nha, Ltsrsnceburz, &C., sdniay, Wsdnesday and
p day at "a 10.
CllrssyiI-, slni,y " -dnesdaY and Friday az p. N.
X .sse,FIle, Moud,y Wednesday and Ftiday 4t p.
Cen sreyiIe tuesday and Friday al IL a. 70.
- Al letters or rsg tratou must b. handed into the
one by N O'Clock p. m. s K. ANDERSON, P. NJ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gold Medal Pianos

STEIN WAY q SONS, Manufocturers,
o. wALBER STREET, NEW YORK Szsszs.s=1
. II Received the following FIRST PEIZs
HKDtLs ia Cornpett ton With the best makers h II n
OF Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bsl-s =
tu1ore:
TwO FIRST PR ZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Pair,
Washington, March. 1855.
AGoi.D MEDAL at the Crystal Palace New York, No
Veber 1875 (beinE the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years
GOLD MEDAL st the MAJ yland Institute, Baltimore,
1876
THE FIRST PRIZE MFDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
Neg Yort, November 1856. Among the judges were the
hrs Musical TleBt of the Country, such NJ. Mason
Got.schaE. Woilenhanpt and many others 81. i Pr
amos with and without the Iron Prsme warranted
for three yesrs a5d a written guarantee given Pianos
pscS ed shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
&
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

TgNHE D-ec ors OF this C1mplny annOGocc 20 the
PlpIc, that this 'em-tery - been laid % with suit
Sbe ave 1u-s aud zs and portions Of the grounds sub
diVd Family Lots which offered t1r sale
The nap oi tac grounds be At the Office OF Lind
sey Crock-t where the public invited 70 call snd
ssu me the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more sailaBle location Cemetery The vicinity o.
Nashville aud prdgs the nseye 10 the public 10 spare hO
l8gey - pains raRss equal any Cemetery in the
Uai1n aud srch NASHVILLE may feel pride in
TIE geue'rY ia Ihs ch trge II competent super
iafend-u living the ground under whose direction in
ter1sns viii be in the best amer and he usual
charges
The Directors Of the Company desrous that The
rrgun8 shout be visited by the Citizens o Nashville,
Tor rat purpose az omnibus wid leave the Oce Of Lindsey
AMI CroCzett ocJck Tuesday afternoon the 8rd inst
Aud.ou every Friday thereafter the same hour
The seats will be free.
Ladies sad Families iesrous Of visiting the grounds, vii
b. aed their residences BY senCIng their cards, TO
the President of the Company.
AV s. LINDsLEY President.
@. W. NASCE, Secy. jyS-ti
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31
SIYGER,S SEEMING MACHINES.

NBESE celebrated machines are in practical ami Prohta
bic use ia all parts the civilized world. In all The
various trades and wing every OF fabric, either OF
cloth or leather they been fully tried and approved
Seyv machines Il other manufacturers often fail 10 work.
but SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FECTY being Aroag durable aud complete in cOnrvance
I'd work anship pc fec Ting machine kept employ.
affords profit of ~ 900 year. bat an imperfect
is OF constant ysKaon and loss. The entire
KABi Of machines IS great for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHITEs FOR FAMILY SEWING,
fail ami delicate construction, recommended BY
other manufacturers. such machines ade to catch
the eye net prrorf substantial work. fhe truth is.
family swug achiues ought 10 be much stronger than any
other they go sklltul hands than when
sold and used f1r greater variety Of
work The machines which have proved best for all otner
The spa machines has lately been doubled. no
other AN con pare " H. them 10 quantity Of work.
~ New machines u The aest Improved style will be
excHange liberal ~ Old seWng machines of our
AXE for operative machines OF other manufactdr
ers Local agents wanted 70 sell our machines -.ka
n BAu persons desiring fail nfOrmatiOu about sewing
nachin can oOtaip It by applying for copy Of Il. NJ
Singer Co.'s Gazette, paper devoted to the subject II
will be sent gratis /. n, SINGER co.
PRINCIPAL Office, 828 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Al Hanover Il Boston. 142 Chesnut St, Fh Ia.
~ Westminster Provide % baltimOre St, Bait more
274 Broad ST. Negark N J. /, Fss Four Cincinnati.
Sg7 Br0aigay Albany, y. hicago, Illinois
GloversyIs New York Go NORTH Fourth ST, 81 Louis.
IS Chapel ST., New Haven. Isl ~. Charles a.. n. ..
II Buchanan Gree, Uia. gov - Dauphne ST., Mobile.
scotland. oc,2j-Smp
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MACKENZIE s. BECkWITH,
COLLECTING AGENTS,
aAahV1LLK TEEH,

AN ID q Ia LsttA4 L AtHEtES , kOk
TIE eRfFEkBERG G COMPANY Of NEW YORK
BoR TKsstfsFE. ALABAMA AID axoRGIA.
DX sFrAafeuean utaa ssh ne efnlnahe,e cansaay
ID ants rlshe - Fts t3i aneaaE ehss tab Aerats
ssans 10 ever rantF, saa sy Is shs lArrs
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nskaiias eGsf car afFres Ceeears - esaiHass
asssfspefs 4r a.. asa pfeui>s ta ~ Naas sstea
tian q ne nstF1sa 81 tf1s Ehe VIA 70 ss.Ptey -
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JA&W,p Libhy. - Para hs4. Ne tsIt'
tesss. Ks,ehum c.. Hsfsr s.fses, tss terst
selaa1 Fafry. "a Casten heass, th1saeAfaaN
rayns. blassIi c.. fsl1shsFE
lieinsrlcn CopslsAt Aess fs1tseasf.
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81 NJ Farx, A'fernex a Aas, hssAsilsi
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-31

Corner Sixth and walnut Streets, Cincinnati
THE COURSE or STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION L.
thorough and practical embracing al that q REQUESTS
10 a. young for the active duties OF he Counting Roo,
among which Book teeprg by Daub Eniry, Commercial
CAlcuations Penumanshp, Commercial Law, Mercantile
and Coes pCndcnce receive special attsotion.
The former PrEcpa r. = Bacon having associated With
him J. Allen lsq, late President of Farmers College
partner regular series o. Lectures vii be given By Mr.
A1en In the rolege Lecture Room, varioua topics
neced sb Mercantile sceneeer bFncng the subscts of
Commercial law, Pacal FeonomY In ils appc alton 10
Commercial and currerey Commercial Geography, History
Of Commerce the Consular Of Europe sud America
the characteristics of American Commerce. Ac
Other lectures viii also be ocsAsionAy Ysn By smnsnt
leetureg.
The hours Of fnsrnction from 10 - A. fron
T. and from toSP ~
TssEs -Por fui eour'e Including tts
For Pennmanship. per month. ............. .
novii-smdAw BACON ALLEN, Principals
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Profitable and Honorable Employment
for the Winter.

DERsONs IN town or country IN search Of employment
as source income tp hli up their leisure hours
nav hear Of u~ ~ ircosng two stamps 10 postage,
Professor JAMES .. HORNE, Box No. 54l Ne" YORK
Po ONE. The emp oyment is Gted % either sta
ton in f- imma era II ricle Of ais consumption,
md can BE- lf4ctursd in any person dEei ing; Sc
cured by e)oyrigt sales prm As Hour Aa agent
il wsuiedi 10 every townin the Vnion-