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lebe at Babylon is $50 fest high, and the Biz
Nimrid nearly $50 feet high. or three or four
times the height of tho ruin at Arbela. Through
out A,syria and Messopotainia there are multi
tudes Of ruins egnul 10 or greater than that at
Arbrla. with quite as good claims To be cansid-
erel the Tnwer Of Btbel=that is to sa W IN
no CHIN, at all.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

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t,'o12f ! una 'ae'o''ilE IN" ell,a'"h "l t'eorS'
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ing iae i'lN' ol henf' "h' wa mlrf''d but /"
n'''i l'eii''' TT o'aflN '"n'' Nh'h wa consider
'h' heaf ''">nnf "i'''A ~ S'n'e i ''' l'alf7 nom
whom these "!isPtiht u'Hc'''aea' ana Tue lac thal
from 'e'r t. i've eo'''''n h''' aee"i"''S 10 sih'l'
tlcians, The average number 'l the issue oi "A ta'r
med lfaf'n common me- tue hllnrr'caI strength
ct tn royal I nnilIeS Is rem !fka1l''
~lnei1nt back over some "i The 'a,i''r lines OF
hlnes' We ana many Other ffhl'fE"bI' instances
'I roy al i''undiy. " '''H,n the ''"Pprr'r h"d
ten ehildIrn;his great grandson,ll"hll IL, Pan
ta.genet, t'gh,t' AMI ms grandson Henry III >
hlne. ! ne hfst tllfe' Id"alds had respectively
t.irieen' tour AMI twelve chlldren-"h hEtfhg"
"' nearly YEN 'aGh. he I."neaNt'rinn7 were i''S
favored li'hfS u having slA' and ms son ana
grandson OUT one eaeh; EDWARD l mad ten,how-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

The Boston Atlas disputes the identity of the
recent alleged discoveries in Syria with the Tow
er IF Babel, an account which was published in
the Traveller aud says:
The mound at Arbclja. which VI. Place has
eXamiuel, aud which the correspondent ct the
Traveller imagined him to have discovered, has
been long known though we believe it has never
been explored. In lS4l it was described by Fra
ger, in his work On llessopotamia and Assyria,
as a large artificial mound, TO 10 0t1et high 300
yards in length by 200 in breadth The Muie
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Headache aud disorders If the Stomach. Their virtue ~ such
cases l. known in al parts # the q Grid. Those afflicted with
LIN aud Bowed complaints, aud indigestion, cannot use SO
god "a remedy -
SD At the mabnfttt6rioS. No. 81 Maiden Lane, New York
an1 y. pa Strand. London ana by all Druggists, AT 25o,
624c and 81 per bax. jan p div
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e. aH I-HH44 - Hmm MT E"AD lea to nA
ee,9I d.t.i,t, and los. Of snirit2s blt aflrn To- hariinr coughs.
L.. -. ,|t l. 49, .o,r, ,t,,as nc, 90 IA c,ns,tnntf, some
-, ..l. - n IL nf,rr,o a fria,d that n. had b,cn
N - 49,, ~ L.. ~ rr ,,na, ,'n,hs aud ,ftor irving va.
- - i tt ~ asn.fr - l,ainT cnrnl . b,rI ing
-. -. ri a - 80. rosyI 1e,ls rad .ter,ed tbcir bnes tr
D. 7a51jl,..s - ,io ijr bor f.rs,.r inI, ami snri,s lad do.
- I.r ,,l .ho e.,f.ssnj ,iat sro fcI, n chilly gl,ominess
III ,ycr bm, ,ti,b bo,ysI ber =, Tho Garth iier friend
- al, ,.aat,aaa,d,I Lr, "a -. nAKERtS ItlTTERS
N Ie - b|ine crrsa lnt shc M frs. darlIncd To-
4. :. G,,,,, - ,I rah +, ,n.iiq5,,. Ero,n DAY In d,y mo
nm ,dy c,niia,fei :, L'cnn,q f5t,Io aud Al length INK TO
- - jL,r lr,tsd boari,s 81 her .jt,ati,, nrncurrl tNo
d,ttIss ot p,kers. Rtiers r,iJ her n visit and by tarncst uer.
suss,on ind,red her 10 try IT, After taxing the third dose. she
a.qfarsl u,t shc faIt irnnroyrd aud cortinuing the medicine n
%, ,..ty vas r,.t,r,4i n, p.rf,t health This younr LADY
~ ,nr of Iba yyarrnest advocates for The nse otibis Ritter.
and so strorg il her f3Tb /, It's curative now ers, that She rec.
of,,,.1,ia If Ter all 1I e,.rs AID shn is moi alone in her opin.
I'M n ia cnir,av "a Il f,uil, melfcfnr-fr r II has perforrned
n, ,,e r,,n,,L ,ile nr,s In Nqr,tus Headaches INDIGESTION
ft,u. i,t,,rls, t..,,,,si, SorrS stomach Loss of \ nnrtite
and General bs,dif{ Ian aa4 ,rHar medicine EYER offered to
III. Mill, tIarfs 5ean.trrs.ss s.a,l 4 t.arlr,s talors. and
all a,lter ,ors,p4 accustomed ia sfdentery lives. viii find this
Bftafs +, ',,-t oovfrinl ,prrt in t,nfTf n, the blood and aAiS.
tn, t1a I,., ia to r,.f,rr,ap.e at is fu,rtion4 ulnlc ersou
VII ,bs a. :" ,,,,n, M rr1ntinIaIiy rxias tb'n, T., w,,th.r a
ost II otIcrr tarfr "A eurrtu,ii in Iarteyeutfnr bad colds aud sore
threats lis r,l1easffion r unr.if vegetable. and therefore en-.
tirelv free fruu, nh iri4r5,u. r-innre.
Price II, cnts n.r iu,uI,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

Tue Iachmond Enquirer has an article earnest
" snfporliug The project of Col. Mann, for "A
"''=an FcIry' from tho chesapeake Bay 10 Nil
ford iiafbor. 1t considers the project of largo
steamers of 10000 tons bur,hen every way pruc-
ti,,1bLf.
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~ son is authorized to contract any debt % purchase any
goods on my account, and that | will not be responsible for
IN debts, or purchases except those contracted or made ny
mvsoif in person. CHISwELL DABNEY,
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SPECIAL No IItlIS.
IfuiIding

The StocL,oIdsr- OF the ssJuCbBh's
Fund Association viii meet At thu room ON thus eNenlng =
fuary 7th. 1r57 The money viii be offered Tor :. :, ~ /.
NJ. Como pr pared 70 pay your daes- . -
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n F"'s FsFFfF : d NN
" undersigned, late proprietor of the 1ayior Hotel, Win.
chester, Va, having leased the above named property former
lv known rs thu Woodward House would respectfully inform
the public that he Is prepared 10 accommodate has guests in tho
best manner.
HIS Table shai always be supplied with the best that the
market affords His Stable, which is second to none, viii al
ways be supplied with the best proven Ter andaticnny Os.tl..
Passengers who stop at the house desiring 10 taxi the Csfs
are entirely tree from the uose dc, to which Raj Road Houses
are subject, and th'y can always rest assured Of CITING
then meals and reaching the Depot in time to see3re tickets
and seats.
An Omnibus vii always he found a, the Gti Road u lot
on the arrival 9tGars 10 take Passengers to amt fHeu the House
free OF charge. W. ID tILHT>ON-
feb 3 l6u
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WANTED 10 hire, for the present year n 4,
w able bodied NEGRO MAN to work Al Iii. Office.
inn lois
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EVONGCH, arUoxi,N.-

IA roo Cis,s \ q C.
100 = !. +.
- " T i. & sons
80 " sanf.rls. TuoS BRANcu & sONS.
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sHNsNE THEM AWAi.-AIi persni- imvinz
d Furniture, thaits or othar articles for repair nj my ,>ab-
lishlnent, are hereby requested t, have them taken away asI
have not room Ia ,'3rc thrln. All such ariiyirR not ithrIaNay
hefor, th- lst day oil March viii be sold fr repairs.
jan HTS WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-07

- sI7n = I.ync6bur4 CIlIcgo vii commence Monday IL
M dAy OF February. and continue five Months Parents or
nttdian' wishing 10 enter their sons or wards. nnl call on me-
: M'SSrs laraeN t"rsiuts box store.
gl1u E-tiOipb l. INNDITU Trn91
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huDi.EiIni'I


DUDLEY HALL
EBERT AND fellows
ar Gzs"E CONCERT!
MONDAY NIGHT, EBYg
a large and valuable lot OF presents, including an ,Iooor,
GOLD WATCH resented to the audience free Of charseH
and some very fine Paintings.
Tickets 20 cts q Al presents warranted.
Go and see the elegant Presents at JOS Thurnan's and J.b,
~ ane selection Of good and pleasing Music has been
mlie.
Sec programmes for plan of distribution and list of present.
I 4 dt9te JOS EBERT, Manager
HIDES, DEs.-she snbscriber will nav
III the highest cash price for hides delivered at the Market
House ite5itsl JAS I. IRVINE.
III FASIlloNSFoR lS36 -STI1ZER will introduce EG
the Spring style Dress flat, the first Saturday in March s&
Tor the Inspection of his customers and the public ranerallv
which VIII be found 10 snrTass any Hat in this market. in teani.,
". style, quality aud finish. Also, a let Of beautiful nov stsI,
soft Hats for yonng Gents. All those desiring fin Dress u5 L.
NJ the blue - .
All kinds II Hats made to orler. with eatnes- and disr,tc,
Customers Hats dressed OVER - usual
mar. 81. wM SITTER.
SILVER GoHhEg~.Wc hn,c hi. .,, -
- ceiVtl by Aataa- 4 tts Expires, lirrrt from the mann.
Ia, turcr. a lew sHry Godc,. very hauI -,me patterns ~.
had in Store When the Uouiets came to hand, a laru,, o.art
mont OF NnHer du-s. US well "A a very lin supply of SILVER
We saoall be verv much pleased to sell anv Of ,Lc tom,
referred to above, as Nc are very thankful fr slnaI t.ors inst
now, owing IA tie trade having been cut III tr some weets
past by the Blockade" "SIIAEKTIIDRN i Cliff
hep. COPY If,b 41s
VALENTINES. VALENCENEs.,su,, r,-
all and supply yourselves, iANGlOENE x WALKCP
teb 3ts
31AGaziNE Ecs
fb5n LASGuoRNE NALKrrs.
ceivcd at MoRStsf-
feb BIS
WANTED TO hire, for the present year M,
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ARPEG,s MAGAZINE Tor February. re-.
- ceiNedat MORSES
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~ with P1yEe & I]anghorne vii please call at my office,
over the Citizens Savings Bank and settle them, either by
bond or otherwise. The firm Is dissolved and The accounts
must he scttled. Il y. ANDREWS
inn ri 1pulJ,x
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9"l ll -oo wholesale ard rctsii. at Lan3ol MuRsEs
ASif@' Fine Rubber siirpcrs.-IA have received
"a a heai 10" eut, WelfttnR Ladies Ru6Her slipper +
god quality, and o0cr,dH at 5rcuts.
I'm LOUIS p SFARTRN
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~EEAHPEEtS eEAGaxzSE a. FERH1ys
u HY RECEIVED AT
fcb3ts L~ASGHDRNE & MAIKrps
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
Saline Female Institute.

attended All cxaninali, n, and exhibition,
held at the close Of the second term Of the
above Institutions; and consider that the
faithfuness, and zeal manifested by the
teachers, and the merits Of the school, de-
mand that should give TO the public my
opinion Of the exercises Of that occasion.
/ have attended many examinations, and
never have witnessed one which seemed
TO give more general satisfaction. The
young ladies acquitted themselves admira-
bly,, with honor to themselves, and credit TO
the Institution. 1t was evident in all the
classes, that there is no superficial work, or
aim at show, about the school; but that the
main object of the teachers, is ogive power
and development 10 the minds, and TO tram
the intellectual faculties, of their pupils; thus
enabling them when they leave school, to
go on in the great work of educating the i'm
mortal mind, fitting them for the highest de-
gree of usefulness, and happiness here, and
happiness hereafter.
The exhibition also proved very sntisfac-
tory and interesting. There was evinced,
in the essays read by the young ladies', de-
gree of originality of Thought and expansion
of mind, which could only have been attain
ed, by the most dligeTt application, on the
part of the students, and the most untiring
zeal, on the part of the instructors.
The proficiency of the young ladies, in
music and drawing, as then witnessed, show
that the ornamental branches of education
have, by no means been neglected, and that
no pains have been spared in giving the pu-
pills a complete education.
therefore feel confident that all those
who wish TO have their daughters well in
structed, and to have them where their
health and morals will be carefully looked
after, would do well TO TO put them under
the charge Of Mr.. d. HERNDoS LINDSAY,
the Principal Of the aboue Institute.
JNO. G. PRICE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
WoopvILLE, Macon CO., Mo. J
Feb. 24lb. 1857. (

En-. TIMES, DEAR Sin: While the "na.
tionals" are busily engaged in preparing for
the contest that is soon TO come of in this
Congressional District, 1t seems TO me thai
the opposition also should be preparing TO
fight them with all the zeal and energy that
God has given them. One would reasoDa-
bly, presume that there will be much dis
cension and strife in the ranks of the "nd-
fionals," as TO who their nominee will be.
Many have already been spoken Of, among
whom l notice Gen. Clark, Price, Ray, Mi
nor, and little HaHy Of Milan; but in all
probability the contest will be betw
Clark and Richardson, Green's brother.in.
law. Prices last annual message has
killed him; Ray will be used as was Geyer,
and Minor and Halliburton havn't got sense
enough 10 demand any serious attention.
We must beat them; and in ordor to do
ibis, we should select the best material we
have, regardless Of locality, SC. think
we could not select better man than Cas-.
PER w. BrlL of Charlton county. He is
well known throughout the State, to be q
man Of integrity, and unrivalled reputation
TO be good lawyer, ripe scholar, an
able debater, an eloquent speaker and with
all thorough American.
No member of the American Party in the
State, rendered it more service than did
Mr.. BELL during the late canvass; and ]
will venture the assertion that no man Of
that party was more dreaded by the ''nd ion
dis," than was Mr.. BELL. His arguments
were invincible unanswerable. l well re-
member the tyo days contest he and Gen:
Clark had at Linneus, in April last; and
that verdict approxmatiug to unanimity
was rendered by the large number who
heard them, that Mr.. BELL gained great
victory. But feel it TO be presum; tive III
me TO try to tell the people Of this district
or even the State, who CASPER w. BELL is.
He is well known, and is the man who can
beat Clark or any other man the ".Nafion.
ais" can present.
Americans arouse, put on your armor oil
defense, and be ready for the coming battle,
for the enemy is now at your very doors.
Keep an. undivided phalanx, and do your
, duty, and with such standard bearer as
CASPER w. BELL, we will gain as glorious
! q victory over the nationals" as did Mil
thiades over the Persians at Marathon.
| MACON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
New Banks.

The corporators for all the new Banks
charteredb by the Legislature, have given no.
tice in the ST. Louis Papers, of the opening
Of books for the subscription Of stock, with
view TO an early organization and COM
mencing business. A meeting Of the stock
holders of the Bank of Missouri, is called
for the purpose of accepting or rejecting the
new charter. A consultation of the stock
holders Of the State Savings Institution was
TO have been held last Monday, 10 take into
consideration the new Bank Act"
The following. from the "Money Article"
of the St. Louis Democrat, is the only ref
erence we have seen TO the subject:
There is trouble, we learn, in the wig.
wan of the friends of the new Banks. Some
of them discover, that these charters are not
all, they were cracked up to be-ior, making
money; and, it is questionable, whether one
or more OF our present corporations, will not
as fathers. abandon the children, they have
brought forth"
The opinion prevails here, that the "Ex.
change Bank" will go into operation, and
the stock for our Branch will be readily
taken.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
Kansas Items,

The killing of Sherrard, at Lecempton,
has excited some feeling, The G6vcrner'
refused 10 commission him as Sherif'-he
offered an indigniiy 10 the Governor
public meeting was called by the Gov
ernor's friends, which Sherrard attended
a fight was the result, and Sherrard was
killed and man by the name of Sheppard
dangerously wounded by ball from Sher-
rard's pistol. Sherrard was Virginan, OF
high temper, and addicted to drink.
A man by the name of Shoemaker was
beat TO death in Leavenworih City, by par
ty of Irishmen. He was a free State man.
The Legislature provided for Conven-
ton TO frame State Constitution. The e.
lection takes place in June, and all who
were residents of the Territory on the 18th
Of March are legal voters. The Gov. ve-
toed the bill, but it was passed over his
veto.
A large emigration Gree State) is pass
ing up The river, and news from the North
is, that emigration has only begun. Par
ties were about equally divided, last fall,
but the emigration is now largely in favor
Of the free State party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12

At the late Session of the General As.
sembly, the following act was passed. It
manifests a proper desire 10 protect the
credit Of The State, by holding out induce
mcnts to invest money in State, City and
County Bonds issued for Railroad purposes
AS these bonds are subject TO no tax what
ever, il is doubtful whether better invest
ment can be made at the present time:
Be ii enacted by The General assembly o.
the &ate of Missouri, as follows:
SECTION !. That all bonds of the descrip-
ton hereafter mentioned, held by citizens OF
this State, shall be exempted from taxation
for State, county, city or other purposes, to-
wit: First, All bonds issued by the State
and loaned to any railroad company in this
State. Second, All bonds issued by any
railroad company, under any law of this
State, which ere guaranteed by Ire State
Third, All bonds issued by any county, or
city, or other corporation in this State, Gol
the purpose Of paying any subscription by
such county, city or other corporation, for
stock in any railroad company, chartered by
this State. Fourth, All hoads. issued by
any ra lroad company under any law OF this
State.
This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved, March 4h, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
Jubilant.

The New York Herald of The 4th, thus
gives vent to its joy, at the going out Of the
old Administration:
Allelujah! we have reached the last day
of poor Pierce's administration. AT twelve
o'clock this day, the worst Of the United
States Presidents will retire into private
lle-we fervcntiy hope, 10 enjoy the planta-
ton which the Virginians propose-and no
dovot will remcmber--to rive him.
A sorry record is Franklin Pierce's!-
Four years now, since he read that flaming
inaugural, in which he annexed Cuba, bull
led England, patted Mexico on the back,
and locked up and clear out of sight and out
of mind that dirty slavery quarrel; and what
have they brought forth? As TO foreign
affairs, the only war he has carried on has
been against the large, powerful, and lormi
dable community Of Greytown; the only
quarrel of any consequence, is a small, mean,
dirty quarrel into which he got us with
England about a few ragamufiins whom
John Bull wanted TO hire for soldiers, whom
Franklin Pierce wouldn't part with on airy
account, and at whose palpably illegal de-
parlure for Nicaragua he has since found it
convenient to wink. As TO domestic az
starting in p iblic life with healthy,
vigorous Union sentinel to buoy him up
he has contrived, in his four years admins
tration, totembitter the quarrel between
North and South to an uneXampled extent,
narrowly to escape breaking up the oonfed-
eracy. He has satisfied no one, and dis
gusted all. The fourth Of March ought TO
be welcome day to Franklin Pierce'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12

ITMIssounr SKIES advanced ! in New
York on Saturday last. The Post of that
date further says: "The demand for money
has relaxed little. Discount rates are
more favorable to the seller of paper
There are more discounts at 8, though the
range is still 8 to 10 for first class, and 10
to II for second class paper. Call loans
are more literally made at 7 per cent. by
banks and brokers'"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12

No apportionment bill was passed by the
Legislature. Hereafter Howard will be
reduced 10 one member in the Lower House.
1t was proposed to make Howard, Randolph
and Macon, Senatorial District-ths Ma
con Senator. however, opposed this, saying
be wanted no such old fogies as Howard,
tackled on to his county!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
St Louis Market-7th.
Tobacco ST. 80 to $40 co.
Hemp sips -dull.

Tobacco 80 to $40 co.
Hcmp-$l25 dull.
heat-$l Is to 81 26.
Sundries Whisky 25!c, and closed dull;
go bbls city 26. Hides steady at zoe. Pc.
tatoeS sl@l 80 according to quality. Tai
low lie Tor strictly prime--Fealhers 400
49, BeeswoX 22!4 F.
Provisions-Ac demand and full pri-
ces obtained for all descriptions. Mess Pork
deliverable on Illinois river, sold ut $2l;
held at 52l 80 here. Old BAcon Rib and
Clear Sides in mixed packages sold at l0o.
New Country Shoulders Sc; do Hams lie.
Prime Lard 195@l34c, with sales on pri,
vate terms.
Groceries Market decidedly firm Ha-
-vaua Sugarin boxes | laiN. o. Sugar House
Molasses re; Reboiled do69(l72: Rio Cof-
fee lIC3flac; G. A. Salt 81 20 per bag
I lnteliIgencer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
F1.Mr. ]. Jrwrrr Wilcox, orthe steam.

ETMr. J. JEwIrr Wilcox, OF the steam
err Omaha" placed us under obligations
for late papers, in advance of the mail
Capt. WIsELAsp, commands the Omaha
and intends running her to the Bluffs. He
will give notice, through this paper, when
he will be here or his up trips, thus cna-
bling passengers and shippers 10 be able to
meet him, without detention.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-03-12
St. Louis Advertisements.

The attention OF persons about visiting
ST. Louis, or who design making orders, is
called to the advertisements Of st. Louis
houses, in this paper. They have got good
stocks, and have taken the trouble, and in
cured the expense 10 advise you of The fact +,
and you may rely on getting what you want,
considerably cheaper than at houses who DO
not advertise.