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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-18
WING Meeting in Buckingham.

At a meeting OF the Wings Of Buckingham
held at the Courthouse on Monday, the III
day Of April 1853. that being Court day fo
the purpose of appointing Delegates to a Con
vention to be held at ScottsvilIe, AIbrmarle
on Wednesday the. 4rh day of May next. Il
nominate candidate for Congress for this dis
trict Col Gr. Moseey was called 10 the Chair
and Benz. J. Darneile appointed Secretary
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the Chairman should appon
six Delegates to said Convention from eacl
county disrict and thereupon the following
gentlemen were appointed, viz:
From district No. Thomas NJ. Bondu
rant, NJ d. Morris,C. l.. Christian. B. }. Oar
nellie, w. A. Puryear, Henry Spencer
From district No. ii. Nj. Pateson, E "
Cabeu. p. r. Pa,teson, VIM. II. Carter, c.
Cabel II. l.. Pateson.
From district No. 3-P Mckinney, Il. C.
Vaughen, s. b. Christian Thos. w. McCraw
w. NJ. Moseley, John A. Lancaster.
From district No A. Moseey. X. A
Booker, r. II ellis, Z. ones, II. G. Thornton
B. NJ. Pratt.
From district No. 5-Dr. c. II. Harris, r
c. Nicholas. F. B. Scruggs, w. G. Word, r.
b. Smith. d. Woodson.
n
Sergeant, John Stenson Thomas Trent, Thos
A. Patteson, James A. Hammer.
On motion, Resolved, ! hat the proceedings
of meeting be published in the Richmond
and Lynchburg Wing papers, the Bedford
Sentinel and the Virginia Advocate.
On motion, Resolved, That the other coun.
ties of this Congressional district be directed
o send Delegates TO the Convention at Scots.
lille, to cooperate with the Wings of hi,
ounty in nominating candidate for Congress
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
CIR. MOSELEY, President
B. J. DARNEMLE. Secretary.
AT meeting Of the Whigshcld immediate.
Y after the above, the following resolution in
regard to the nomination of members of the
Board'of Public Works was submitted and
passed, viz Resolred, Tn Tho Board oil
Public Works, is not political office, aud
that the Wings of this county do protest
| against the policy of nominating candidates
for that Office in connexion with party politics
On motion. also, the following gentlemen
were added to the above appointed Delegates
TO the Scottsville Convention, viz: Col G.. r
Moseley, Thos p. Wright, w. A. Kitchen
John S. Meredith, ID. w Moseley. H. C Baug
han, E. b. Thornton, Chas. Patieson. c.. c
Nunnaly, Jas. Woodfn Jos, Nuckolds, J. Y
Crute and j Guthrie
CIR. MOSELEY, President
BIZ. DARNIELLE. Secretary.
Lynchburg and Richmond Wing papers
Bedford Sentinel and Virginia Advocate, re.
quested to copy.
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WAsHING TON HOTEL,

w n II n u . III . Il II Il,
lie XINGTON, VA.
FUNHE subscriber has taken charge ofths old and wei!
H. known Hotel, which opened Oh the lst day OF
April His House is we'll fl nished and his table shall
be supplied with the best the cOunuyaforls His Barwi
be furnished with the choicest liquors His Stable will
be in charge of careful Oster, and will be Literally
supplied with proyender He promises to spare effort
give entire satisfaction all who may favor him with
IA call, and appeal, generous public for patronage.
m l8-d&c3m JOSEPH w MOORE.
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Richmond Wholesale Prices Current.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE WEEK
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Secret Session Of the Uaitcd States Senate.

Secret Session Of the United States Senate.
In recent discussion in the Senate on Mr..
Chascs resolution for having all the proceed
ngs of that body public except when confden.
tal matters are communicated by the Pres.
dent the following sentiments were Civ
en- utterance to by Mr. Butler of South Carroll
main reply to the progressive doctrines OF Mr..
Borland:
| Mr.. Butler said this was not the first time
such a proposition had been brought toward
1t had repeatedly been urged and always de.
ieated by the Fathers of the Republic, and
by Clay, Calhoun, Webster aud others who
Insisted on the security of secrecy. This is
not democracy; if it were, the question
would be more appropriate to the OCCASION
We are a confederation of Republican States,
living under written Constitution. He was
r a friend of that people whose judgments and
opinions are 10 be respectcd-but he was not
n friend of that people who are To be regard
) ed as an irresponsible multitude, and whose
transient sentiments are TO govern He wish.
. ed to preserve the Government in its ancient
, form, and to confne it 10 lis conservative
, sphere, and would not therefore break down
the land marks prescribed by our iarthers.
The washington correspondent otthe Balt.
: more Patriot asserts with some degree of con-
hdence that the mission to France has been
offered to Mr.. Benton and refused. Old Boil.
hon prefers retaining in the country to going
abroad. He has his eye fixed upon a seat in
the Senate, and no offer, however tempting, can
swerve him from his purpose Whatever may
be said ofhlm, it cannot be gainsad that stead,
mess of purpose is leading feature in Mr..
| Benton's character.
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BID. DARNIELLE, Secretary.
Lynchburg and Richmond Wing papers
Bedford Sentinel and Virginia Advocate, re.
quested to copy.
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Milking a total increase Of 100, 1873 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-31
sPBCIAIN oT1cE s.
WHARFMAsrERs NOVICE.

NoTICE is hereby given. that and after the list
day OF April The following sectors OF ordinance in Tea
ton to wharves, passed September 9th. 1916, win be
strictlyenforeed. az
sec2 Goods ami ehatteis. wares and merchandise
be permitted to remain upon the public landing
moro than twenty four hours, without the special author
ity OF the wharrmaster; the shall aveso
remained more than twenty four hours without The per-
mission of tho whnrfster shall be his duty, to
the same to be removed to suitable place of deposte
or storage subjot to the control of the wharaser;
be delivered to the order OF the thereof
upon the payment OF the of such removal and
storage, and Wharfage fee OF twenty five cents per ton,
for every day the same shall have been suffered remain
on the public landing without tho permission of the said
wharfmaster. 7 FtT1t r. - 81
The Sd section ofsad ordinance authorizes the wharf
master to sell the whole any part good.
chattes merchandise left as aforesaid may
be necessary the of removal
rage and wharfage fees.
BY order OF the committee on Landings. ,-f
ROBERT HAMILTON,
mar30-3td WharImaster.
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TO FENAIEs


You will find these Pills invaluable medicine in
complaints To which you subject In obstructions
either total partial they have
heneft, restoring their functional ARRANGEMENTS 10
health aco purifying the blood other fluids so e
fectuay to put to gt all complaints which may arise
from female headache gdiness
OF sight, pain in the side. back etc. offered the public
as the best Pills for all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE. - -,Ir7
We the undersigned Physicians having had the recaipt
OF their manufacture submitted Inspection saw
that the ingredients OF which they composed makes
them the best Pill in for all diseases the Liver i'm
purtties OF the Blood etc. this only from
own but also from tina Of The best dcal AN
thonty ir the United States All diseases requiring The
use ofan Alto Daphoretic and Purgative Medicines
that came under our notice, has been with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success. -
~ ~ ma GEORGE WOOD, M ID.
at p Itsis r. CROWLEY, M. ID. ~ .r
i. BOWRN, NJ. Dtt4s8 sltf 9f.-
- FnIChase none but those having the signature 81
". hobENSACk,' upon each box, all others arc
worthless mutations. tts1-rs = - 80 -
wishing new supplies and all others wishing TO
become agents. must address the proprietor, Ho!
BEssAcE, az his Laboratory, No. North Second Street
above Race, III ila dephia. : = Ss''ee''
Sod by an Dia'ssista and Merchants in the U. S.
fampheta giving certificates or performed In diff
secuons OF The by the above medicines
can pc mad GRATIS OF the agents. f3101t
~, sSa Sy =. B.seT yheen wholesale and retail agent
,o5 %ssss,n Na.i w Y 9rigss West Liberty; j. Fer.
rsi BTadleytowii Caring Triadelphiay WIN Hosask
cents. ms roa 80 -, 80
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nHPnISnNING IN

Thousands Parents who use vermifuge composed OF
Castor Oil. Caomel, &C.. aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying
foundations for series of diseases, such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, etc. aI.., p
In another column will be found the advertisement
Iobensacks Medicines, which ask the attention
all directly interested in their their chill
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders ari
sing from those OF bilious type should make OF the
only genuine medicine Hobensaoks Liver Pills.
acS-Be not deeeired" but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. observe that each has the
nature of the Proprietor, J. N. HoBENsAcK as none
else are genuine.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
The Railroad Accident-Mr. Hoh-Appointnents
Religious Mopcnents-The Markets.
------ RAIrIMnrr March 0S e p

The Railroad Accident-Mr. Hoh-Appointrnents
-ReEgToIs Mouc,nents-The Markets.
BALTIMORE, March %, p.
The telegraphic announcement this evening that
an accident had occurred on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. some 80 miles West of Cumberland
caused much exciteme t and fearful apprelen
sions. enclose you despatch of all The news
relating to the sad catas;rophy. Tine dispatch was
handed to me by Mr.. Parker, the superintendent Of
the road. You however, have doubtless full p1r-
ticu arS
Mr.. Geo. Ho t. of baltimore, was killed. He
was one ofour most enterprising citizens. He was
largely engaged in the curing and slipping of oys
tiers and had amassed quite handsome fortune,
probably three hundred thousand dollars at the
bu mess. Within brief period he has built ami
completed magnificent dw cling house and ex-
pertIre for business.
President Pierce hes not yet announced the ap-
pointments fer Baltimore. Those who ought to
know best positively assert that Elk Gov. Philip F.
Thomas, will get he Collectorship and Col. Davis
the cost Office. John ettle will be the Navy
Agent, and Mr.. Jones Surveyor. This is the latest
programme, and many here think there is more
truth i'll this than poetry. The small fry office
seekers legions. They are mooving in all quar-
tiers each fully expecting reward.
learn reliably, that AIR. Charles Howard, son
Ex-Governor Howard of Maryland, and a st.ict
lineal descendant of the old patriotic stock of
Howords, is soon TO get The Captains berth Of one
OF the Chagres steamers of the Law line. He eft
Baltimore yesterday 10 join the steamer Empire
City, as Captains first mate, which sailed from
New York To-day. In the course of few voy-
ages he is to be promoted 10 Captaincy Mr..
Howard was attached to the U. S. Navy for
number of years and is superb sailor. more
accomplished and whole soulei gentlemen is not
to be found.
The Easter Holidays are being observed here
bySeveral of our religious institutions. The Ca
thedral yesterday, was crowded to overfowing-
music superative.
The Rev. Mr.. Robinson, who was for some
months pastor of the Independent Presbyterian
Church, formerly under the charge of the Rev. !.
NJ. Duncan deceased, preached his farewell sermon
last night TO a very large congregation. He re-
signd not being able TO agree upon all points with
his Pensioners.
Business is stirring. The dry goods dealers are
very busy Many Western merchants are here
purchasing largely. The good effects of the omen.
ing of the Railroad are every way apparent.
Flour sold to-day at s4,62. Grain heavy. Pro-
visions dull, but finer. No other failures Our pro-
vision houses are considered very firm, having suf
fered but little by the recent suspension of the
MessE'. CaSsan and McCook & Co. Money is ca
ser - w
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The Truth IN A NursuELL.-There seems TO be
actually very little more of true shirt of reIie;
Gus liberation now prevailing the world than there
was five hundred years ago. There is less legal
persecution for conscience sake; but the bitter
rancor, the wholesouled hate of the professors of
rank IN the heart of humanity. 1t is wrong 10 Law
the whole burden of the gnilt of past persecution
for conscience sake upon Emperors, Popes, and
Cardinals, and lnquisitions The most grevious
OF all religious prosecutions, Pagan, Roman Catho-
lie and Protestant. have been the daily persecu-
tons of social life or the fruits of the exterminat
ing hatred which they had lfostered.-Coar. and
Eng.
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$500 CHALLENGE.

yTTHATEVER concerns the health and happiness oil
w the people, is at all times OF the bile i'm
portancc take it for granted tina: every Will do
all in their to the lives of their children, and
that person will endeavor promote their
health at all sacrifices feel It my duty to soemnly
sure you that WORMS according TO the opinion OF the
most celebrated Physcians, the primary
large majority ofhe diseases towhch chiIdr nd adults
liable. fyou have appetite continually changeabe
from kind of food another, Bad Breath Pair the
Stomach, Picking al the Nose Hardness aud Funess
the Belly Dry Cough, Slow Fever, Pulse irregul&r-rc
member that all these denote WORMS and you should
once apply the remedy
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP,
An article founded Scientific Principles compound
cd with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly
when taken, and be given 10 tho tender infant
with decided benefcineHect. Where Bowel Complaints
DiarrhGa have pade them weak and debtatej, tile to
mic properties of Worm Syrup such il
without equal in the catalogue of medicines in giving
tone and strength to the Stomach, which IL
aibc remedy Tor those afflicted with Dyspepsia,
onishins performed by this Syrup Physicians
have faed Is the best evidence OF its superior cfcac,
over all others.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-31

PREVENTIVE OF PoTATo Ror.-Mr. H. Penoyer,
publishes letter in the st. Louis Republican,
making known cure and preventive of the po-
tato rot, which he says himself and others have
tried with complete success, and found that it not
prevents the rot, but restores the potato to its PRINT
tive yigor and increases the size and quantity OF
the product. His remedy is as follows:
Take one peck of salt and mix it thoroughly
with half bushel of Nova Scotia plaster of gyp-
sum, (th= plaster is the best, and Immediately af-
Ter hoeing the potatoes the second time, just
the young potato begins to set, sprinkle the main
vines next 10 the ground table spoonful of the
above mixture 10 each hill, and be sure you get it
on the main vines, as it is found that the rot pro
ceeds from sting of an insect in the vine and the
mixture coming in contact with The vine, kills the
effect OF it before it reaches the potato.'
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"
~ Ur"Wedespise that little spirit of luminosity
which maniiesIS itself tetween many papers, as
unworthy. of hose who occupy the truly digniied
and honorable position of the editor of public
Journal"
i. t:The courSe, or system of detracton or insult
pursued blythe Intelligencer, is so manifest and
fragrant that II requires no remark at our hands"
''rhe Junior editor of the 'sIntelligencer' alias
Sir BoMAsTEs FURIuso not being satisfied with
trnmpeing his arrival from the east, two mornings
in succession, in his own paper, seems much of.
Tended that nothing was said of the matter in the
local column of the Chimes and Gazette" Our
sole apology is that we moi in The habit of dig
ging small potatoes, the bark of the cowardly,
sneaking puppy under the name of 'FTwigem'' 10
the contrary notwithstanding ."-Times and Ga
zette.
We place the above articles together because
they all appear in paper which is continually
ptating of its dignity, and the high moral and gen
tlemanly tone which should be maintained by re
spectacle editors. The public can judge, from
the above, of the sufficiency of its claims. The
assumption that the Junior editor of the Intelli-
gencer referred directly or indirectly to his re-
urnnot being noticed in the Gazette, is simply a
silly falsehood, betrayng weakness and vulgarity
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THE TAPE WORM

This is the most difficult 70 destroy of all that
infest the human syseni it almost indefinite
length becoming coiled and fastened in intestines
and stomach, eectng the health sadly ST.
Vtus Dance Fits etc that those afflicted seldom II ever
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that is hastening
TO early In order destroy this woI very
energetic treatment must be pursued would therefore
proper to take or 8 OF my Liver Pills, remov
all distractions, that the Worm Syrup may direct
upon the Worm, which must be taken in doses
bic spoonfus three times These directions followed
have never been knownto fail in curing the obsti
nate case Of Tape Worm.
RHAn THE FoLLowINo:
And you cannot be Indifferent TO this appeal Human.
y calls upon to do your duty. 1t is only
the many thousands who has scents wonderful effects
ventor OF highly valuable medicine prompts this humble
fully eectual remedy for Worms Having had much ex-
in knowing thu effects or various preparations
vile, who well skilled in instering children
in distress; pronounced the best used and
would use no other while yours could be had. a daugh.
ter OF became seriously diseased Her symptoms
Were alarming, but her mother at sought RENE
dy FOR Worms. Having obtained yours by the time she
had taken half bottle, OF Sir tile Joy il gave ELECTION
aiemotheT, to see the Improvement in child
ing about five six old She passed all immense
quantity OF Worms, her sickly brighten
ed, her spirits returned and in short time lovely
Child threatened with decline death, gave prom
Use OF health Thanks to kind Providence hose bes
sing attended your Syrup restored the child With conf
Deuce recommend 1t to all parents whose children are
suffering with Worms
NJ. - JAS. B. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel
Late Pastor oil the southampton Baptist Church,
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No part of the sysemis liable 10 disease than the
LIVER 1t serving flterer TO purify tile blood or
giving the proper secretion to the bile that any
action Liver effects the other important paris OF Tie
system and results vaously in Liver Compliant Iaun.
dice, Dyspepsia ETC. We should therefore, watch every
These Fills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
by AZURE TO heal the sick namely: 1st Expectrant,
or promotes the discharge OF secratsd
@ an Alternative which changes in inexpcable and
insensibc the certain morbid action Of the system
3D. Tonic which gives toncand length the Ier Gus
s. stem renewing health and vigor parts OF The BODY
ith aCatartic which acts in perfect harmony with tic
other and operating on the owes and expe
ling the whole mass OF corrupt and Vtate matter and
purifying the blood which destroys disease
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-31

ARGE SALE OF RAILROAD IRoN.-A sale of five
THOUSAND tons of railroad iron was made in New
York on Thursday by anugent of one Of the larg-
est Welsh manufactures at 99 per ton, cash, free
on board in Wales. This brings the price here to
about SO per ton. There Las been pause in the
narket for two or three weeks; but this is new
movement and indicates that the prices of rails are
TO be kept up. The railroad iron production of
this country is now about $4,000 tons per annum.
The wants of the country this year, it is believed,
Willie 600 tons, and next year AGO. 600, if the
present prosperity of the country Increases
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are filled with accounts of emigration GEvery
day. says the Tuam Herald, awe witness the de.
parture of Crowds The Waterfeld Chronicle
states that on recent occasion vessel left with
vi directly for the United States. Remittances
accompanied by earnest appeals to parents, broth.
ers and sisters, to take up then departure for the
New World Already, says the,aTuam Herald,
have many aged parents, iwhose years and infrmi.
tes render them adverse to change, been persuaded
to join their children in the United States. So
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S w AIM S
CELEBRATED PANACEA.
INCIPLENT CONSUMPTION.

INCIPLElNIr CONSUMPTION.
scRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
RHEUMATISM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND AL DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPURITIES
THE BLOOD, q EFFECTS OF MERCURY
g WAlM'S PANACEA has been for more than thirty
years celebrated in this country and in Europe its
is made directions and books (Which NAV be
had grats) accompanying the Psnscea. Some which
where patients been almost up WITH
scrofula. and were dee med incurable by Physicians
singular fortune Of being By I6e
most physicians and other eminent peIsons.
" ,;i Gibson NJ Prof Surrey, Pa yqiversty
WI Dewess, " D.. PROT Of Mid, Pa univef nftyS
CHAPMAN a. b. ptp S Of physs, Pa UNIVERSITY
DR.. Del VALID, Professor of NJ edicine, Havana.
chpmsn Royal cosse sGgsons London
G. w. Erving, late Minister Spain. -
Gilbert Roberison, british Consul, &c, &c
And also, the wonderful cures eect by swaim'a Pan
The Panacea not contain mercury in any FORM and
being INNOCENT preparation. it may be given the
Containing three half pnts) three bottles 81
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION,
Swaims Panacea s in round bottles, huited longitude
n'y with ths iGeGg 1sisE s9 sosH Snt6e
and having the ofJAs. SWAIN stamped the seal
ing wax and written on the label covering the cork and
geometIic lathe work; comprising nine dine rent dies
which nave been tntned me exclusive use OF the pro-
Of % IS Son Of
late VIM RIso iG %Inas s VERaif ueE
valuable Family Medicine being highly approved rem.
all diseases arising from debility the digestive
organs such Worms. Cholera Morbus Dysentery Fe,
yer and Ague, Bleeding Piles Sick Headache, De- Dc
See the Pamphe (Which may be had gratS) accompany.
ing the Vermifuge. = ..
| Prepared only at swAIM's LABRAToRY, THE OLD
STAND, Seventh Street, below Chestnut Philadelphia
and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United
States.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. aiIsf
IeTsons wishing 10 obtain the genuine SVAIMs PAN.
AcEA and SWAlM's sVERMIFUGE, shoua be careful
to observe. that the name $50 \ 4
.s'lesaa set SWAMI 81 ~
Is spelled correctly tbs bottles and abels they
be imposed by medicines made in imitation of them by
person bearing somewhat similar name, well Cacus
ted TO deceive. isgs- Ff55a 3 15leTT - y -
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE us.
/ .ti5,.:.oz SchieHelin Brothers & CO.
$50 1oi and toe, John street, New York
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TELGRArHIc PRANKs.-In Boston they have
fiIe.alarm telegraph, which, when connected, sets
all the bells ringing at one time A day or
two ago the wires of The Morse Telegraph from New
YORK got IN contact with the Fire Telegraph in Bos
ton, and instantly Kings Chapel bells began STIR
king fire at rapid rate, and the fire apparatus of
the district were all drawn out before the cause
was discovered. Ringing Boston bells in New
York city rather long bell rope to pull, but is
space.-Ledger