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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03
,EN N CO., date Ru~h,nn,


TIC or FAMILY PHYsrcTbis is the best, cheapest aud
most efficient Cathartic offered tho public II
tasielcss, hereby avoiding the nauseang effect Pills
Oil Senna &c. and produces no gripping other painful
Unlike all other purgaves searches the bottom
the disease thoroughly ceanscs the stomach leaves the
bowels entirely free cosvcncss No family should he
without Children drink readily and without forcing
medicine highly recommended by the medical fac
nltv.
Give trial judge for yourselves had
wholesale and retail at DR. Wrigts Principal Depot 4Cl
Broadway n y. Purcell Ladd 5 Co.'S Richmond Strohcr
& Whiteheads J IL. Thompson & Co.'S Lynchburg and at
the prinei fs Drug stores throughout the State
DR. Wright will pay ONE THOU SAND DOLLARS for tho
discovery # admxtru other han purely vegetable
Liquid CaharC or Vegetable Family Ply ac by analysis
arr I.f,
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A Letter from Rev. DIR. John q. IcCnbe, Of

HAMPTON. Va, 10th. 1865.
Having had occasion to use Bakers Premium tters
firmly within the last years Of Dyspepsia and
Nervous Headache. / safely havo
remedy these distressing malaes with
this have carefully avoided
various with which the country flooded because
believe in majority Of they do harm than good
but BAKERs BrrrRs have been tried under dnic
observation aud produced such bcnohc, results
liberty withhold my humble Testimonial their value.
JOHN C. MCCABE.
We advise the public TO be mindful of Bakers prcm
Btters. Family Medicine You can be supplied by
calling Mpsrs r. stahcr 4 Cps, STROLLER Whchcads
} IL Thompson & Cos, and II. seay's Lynchbure and
druggists generally. fnoy II wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

the ordination Divine Providence by beating
engine the heart Il is driven al parts the system giving
ylgor aud strength 10 the complicated mlehin
This living flood whether sleep wake salHcs bskl>
through the and softly through
flow necessary that should he kept free from all upu
and yet how negligent respecting this
to the enjoy of perfect health Dcraugcment
or and NerNess generally the primary Jaundcc
Indigestion aud all the harasng feelings attending Dyspcp-
sia which make life burden result from Suicide womb
rapidly follow suicide If there No would
sner long if he is able obtain bottle ri oofauds
DRAFTED German Bttcs prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson rha
depha they rarely fail in crecting permanent Sec
adre"tso foe l5.,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

noticeable things exhibition AT the Crystal Palace
contribution New Pills from the Laboratory Dr.
G Aver the author of the widely known and valued Cherry
Peetora As il against the express regulations the Pal
admit quack medicines this shows that Ls
remedies placed in that category by the authorities
decd we have before kcown that his Pcciorl highly
preciated by scientific mcn and lately that Pills
held in estimation by those deeply learned in the
healing aft.-irur h,i0yt1o, Mass inc" II lIn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

zng the dental forceps
bna DowDfSs DESfAL FLUID. II prevents the for
all acrd sccreons gums
beautiful aud healthy condition, nparts whienoss
the teeth refreshing aromatic flavor the mouth breath
recommended BY the principal dentists and physicians Of this
and other cities superior any preparation in Pre-.
pared ouly by GEO. DOWDEN Chemist
Richmond. Va.
A fresh supply received and for sale by
nov lgts STROTUER & WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

correspondence is pahhshe, in the National
American between HaN. JOHN NJ. Boris nm a
number Of gentlemen in New York who desire
his elevation to the Presidency. Mr.. b, confess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

Mr. FRANCIS THORNTON has been appointed
our agent to make collection of claims due this
Office in the city. We trust that il may sui, the
convenience Of those TO whom be may present ac-
eoants Il, make prompt settlements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

Sorveii Eson>c-i1oore a ADtii"ay. propr ietors
DEC Up b Rosser aud on Rosser and Campbell; J
Higg.uboiham Amherst: II { Boyd II L iauss Nelson; A
" Ward, cappheil Maloon, W Holey " Miller, eity
Johnston Gampbeli Il r Wade, Cross Roads; l. Raner
Clifford c: } DuvaI, Campbell J. Powell Alexandria
Chew, Bllto Col l. w vile, Campbell Cochran n
rity Hon Powell Amherst b Clabeun { NJ ot.inger
Il II Eountrec kichmond W II Gaaher. Y; W perator
B!scksburgi Price, Roanoke; T. Jyrer Alden Y; A
Metiiddug philada ! Malone {, NJ Jones, Va; J +
D1ugh. ety. d 7 s.ater, q WA MlIehelI Wenw orth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

Fall II ade 1s55.-Merchants and business gener
ally informed that they Blheads Storobis Pa.
cards Business Cards Labels &C. executed neatly eheaply
expeditiously the VRGINfAN Ion PRINr4NG Is
TABLIsHNEsT First Alley, Lynchburg. Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notiee.1he Carriers connected with this Office have
authority sell otherwise dispose Of papers to dcv
regular city subscribers No papers put into
thnirn nss other
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CTAPLE GOODS AND GROCERyEs.--I ha

~ INV
- hand large aud well selected stock SrAD
GOODS and GROCERIES. such Negro Clothing, g. q
very best grade; Blankets. oznaburgs Cloths Ioot 90
Shoes, Liquors, Sugars Coees Leather Mails aud OIL W
intend sell low for cash in exchange for copltr!
duee Those visiting Lynehburg, will do well call al
for themselves before purchasing eev here an
termned TO sell goods low, lower than any Aoust
the city.
List of articles in part
CoFFERs.Rio Coffee Laguyra Coffee Mocha Coffee Ma
cabo Coffee, Java Coffee and Green Coffee.
SUGARs.-C Sugar Il Sugar Sugar. Loaf Sugar y
Sugar Portorico Sugar Puiversed Sugar Cuba Sugar d
Crushed Sugar
WHIskIFs.-Zigefs best, Besore do Pure Rye Rye Nov
tain Tuscaloosa, Pure Rectfed Rectifod Whit. and Old
nongahela.
Brandes and Wines JNO LUNSF0RD
nov 1O.d1n Tnov 3ndgrlm
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The pub c Cautioned against another counterfeit which
has lately made its appearance sra W. h. iHrres .tlab
Iniment the dangerous all the
his having the Farrell many will bry good faith
without the knowledge that aud they
perhaps only discover their when the spurious
has wrought evil effects.
The genuine article manufactured only by c. Farrell
Main PEORIA Illinois, whom all applications Acru
eits must be addressed BE ynu with the letters H.
G before farreIls thusH G. FAERELLS5,nd his sigma
ture on the wrapper, all others counterfcits.
Sold by II STABLER d co. Druggists
IynchburE,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout United
States
90 Price 25 and so cents, aud 81 per bottle.
. ~ Agents wanted in every village hamlet
Address IL g. Farrell above accompanied with good
anec as 10 character. responsibility, &c. nov 2dSciw
ssEisE8AS, CLARK n co, date Ru~hton,
CLARK d CO)-GENUINEC COD LIVER OII.-The grcat
Attending his valuable remedy in Consump-
ton having induced all kinds of limitations purchasers
toned to notice that the signature HLGEMAN, CLARK &
CO. in full the cork OF each bottle without whcht is
not genuine and the value Of the oil depends It's pu
~ too much cannot be taken get the genuine.
HEGEMAN, CLARK & co,
Sole Rushton, Clark & Co.,
Nos l65. 273 5ll ard 756 Broadway
Wholesale Depot, No. l65 Broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally In the United States.
or D.
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oBITU AIRY

Died The o6th 81 October 1855 al her rsdopco l. p,
ford county, Mrs MARY W PArF c.usar nj Mathew, D.,
deceased. in The G6th wear ef hor aee 'N'
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LEONARD DANIEL. IN a.. CIR
COMMISSIONERS OFFICv

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Amherst Courthouse, Goth November 1857
The parties interested in the foregoing order will H.
that appointed the 9th day OF January 1856 10 I'd
the mentioned in the foregoing order IN
day 10 O'Clock in the morning. they requested
office with their accounts vouchers and other pspe
prepared for examination and settlement.
dee 3 cN4w JNO. T. ELLIS, Con-.
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a. al REV assD.-2s.u AWAY sro,n IN /. .,h
- u ~ - er IN 1endaN, nth November a negro no.
htd J%S}; about u years Of age, brown skin ra,h..
g'a&n eAtrtst n aud tlks wei tie WIS pu cbosrd ~
J"trf Ncven Ese- near Fiueaslc The abov, row ari %
sec'rc, ID jail 50 that get him alaia s' w. Ut
- H.. ,,.,. -, APT. r, ROBINSON
EsSrGus This iny 4 will u-oc.ea ,a ii, . -,
% ocE OF Hack and F.ncy Dress silks and large varev
opportunity of obtaining such advantages - : " "'''
u NATH tNIrI GTGGFNHEINEP
1--WE ASPEN t.1Ess AND nOs sGRa.. =,
F",-fof mf, 10 some good master Carpentor vi,
WIN is hands and who wcgld probably bn willing 20
im t term of years, valuable salrd ,Rpr yTrp
H., % II no such employer found Tor him
inc man wiz then be for sale Enquire II w '''"'
F''u"e-a"ts y. W. SHELTON Lvnchhrrr
p'h,on ind britannia Ware, Wuitcr, I.n..
&c for sale by uI'ip I. o 80, 4 h,ures
dec l-ts ;S-' ~ ~ EN ENS,
Petersburg
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~ FACrUkER, DEALER IL FOREIGN DOMESTIC lECI'
NUTS, CIGARS, FANCY ARTICLES. Toys &c, &C. Wtoesa
RETAIL has Just received the largest stock hc
Offered the public, consisting in part Of Cocoanu mon
Pain Nuts, Pocans, English Wauuts, Fberts Grouud
Chcstnuts. Sardues Pickles in jars Ig Paste. Gum Orc
Fire Crackers. Roman Candies, Hemp SEED, Shy Eocba
Raisns Figs, prunes Preserved Ginger in Jars III. dry
ger fresh Peaches, do Tomatoes Brandy Pcach. in ars
pie Sugar Dates Currans Citron, Oranges Lemons Cam
Seed Juube Paste, with splendid assortment sakf
Canes Banjoes Accordeons Vioins C8stinets Slg
Rosin Screws, Bridges Bows, Sc, with endless Ie4
Toys and Fancy Articles.
Plain and fancy Candy manufactured daily, o tie hes 81
terials, for sale in quantities to suit.
Thankful for past favors respectfully solicit call doH
and country buyers they cannot fail 10 be pleased Wit
stock and prices.
dee is W. s A. BOY T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

StLroF WEYERs CAYF-The Stanton Spectator under
stands that Mr. Moe ha Disposed OF the Meyers Cave prop
ery Davis Craig Mr. John Parkin for The
$4,000 There sixty oflsnd included IN the pur.
chase but buildings the intention Of the purchasers
improve the property and lit it should be for the
conmodation of visitors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

fENE und rsg ued will continue the business The G..
Il stand where he will be pleased wait rrod his tieuas
aud tho public generally rgnf ter tho patronage Eleo-
fore bestow cd upon him he ae acoinunnce ofte
T. NbNII%'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-03

CHILD THE WooD.-0n the l7fh inst. little child,
nineteen months age, Of Mrs Maddox of Palestine,
Groenbror county, wandered OFT into the woods and
found until the morning when II discovered resting
aganst a sanling in q state ofinsensbility.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
Quilted States Supreme Court.

WAsfiisoIoN Dec. Il, 1880.
No o0--samrcl Velden w. Isaac Coleman. Error to
Supreme Court Of Indiana Judge Campbell delivered the
opinion Of the Court dismssing the writ Of cror the dc
sissn Of the suereme Court Of diana being final
decres.
No 1s-Isaas r. Smith, owner Of The siosp yollate,
Tie State Of Maryland. Judge Curtis delivered the
otScp Of the Court affirming the Judgment OF the Cir
emit court, with costs.
No John G. Graham Alexander Bayne. Error
10 Circuit Court IL Illinois, Judge risr delivered the
opinion OF the Court reversing the judgment Of said Cir
cuit Court, with costs demanding the with drec
tons TO award renire fdcias de moro
Nc. S-Nebemiah Darlington vs. Big Ann C. Pratt L.
B. Pratt, claimant. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of
Mairc. Judge Melon delivered the opinion the Court
ai min tie Of said Circuit Court, with costs.
Expar,e in the matter Of William Wells, &C.. on pc.
t'on Tor bsbeas corpus Wells several years ago
convicted Of murder in this city, and sentenced DO
burg, but President Fillmore comnu,ed tho sentence
impsicnmtnt for te The ground petitioners
sci - hat the pardonng power Of the President Is alb
soie. and therefore the condition Is void hcn-e Well.
She uld be discharged.
No. IS The United States James Mackey 81 al,
Richard !. q xe.-Argnment continued by Mr.. Car
Isle Tor III defer liant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
Personal Intelligence.

Colonel Parker H. French arrived in town Yesterday
from Washington, and took odgingg at the St. Nicholas
Hotel He anticipates officially in being recognised a.
the accredited Minister from Nicaragua and only delays
presenting his credentials until he shall have settled at
Washington, where be has taken residence tor the sea-
son.
is stated that the health Of CON- Charles Stewart
still such to conne hi to his house, his estate in
New Jersey The accident he met with, three
months sgo, has proved far serious than either
himself or friends apprehended at the time.
ARRIVALS.
Napoleon lie Brun and lady PHILADELPHIA Seton Barry,
medan 6runer. child and servant Holzapel Llenau
and sister, Mr. H0rsmann and children Mrs buchanan
and child, Loescber and lady DR. Mcleod, Leopold, D.
Cordes, Miss II Haskel, Mr. Bansng, Wesssl, Turk,
Cons Pnmedo. Nc, lady, sister and chtd; Eppng,
Butimann, Krop Miss Eimbei G Ebole Mr. Sater
Plump kohe GoIeb and lady, Miss Calkn. Grant u
popert W King, Ludveh w satwer, U Day, O Weller.
Maihey Bernstein Miss Gregory Hemmers and lady
Rucve, lady and child A chol and three children, Mr.
Baum and two daughters Euler MARI ID Munzmberger.
Bauch. Marcus Wolf, w Naetebas, y S.rehl r Boss
Lauggutb. Zimmerman, Zmmermann Kruse, n
1hlnuth Frize. Israel Miss Guiss. seberburg,
swerYms Mr. schenopi, II Kayser, Miss Aug Appel
From London and the Downs In the ship woodcock-Mss
Morgan and % in the Storage.
From London and Portsmouth in the ship Devonshtrer
Besant and lady, Of Rrookyn Leybold, Saml Arc and
lady Mr Lord and IS In the steerage
From Liverpool 10 the shp Sierra EevadaMr Peahaow,
From Havre in the ship New York; Magoay, Mr. DAsd.
son and 176 In the Steerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

COLLECTOR REDFMLD's LIQUOR LAW AND THE
WAY TO DODGE 1.-THE little hardshell demo-
cratic organ Of this city is rather violent
against the liquor law promulgated from the
Custom House against the Incorporate use Of
all intoxicating drinks by the subordinates of
Collector Redfeld, on pain of expulsion from
Office and accordingly our little hard shell
contemporary proposes the following dodge to
the poor softs against this bit of cold water
despotsm -
What viii the weak and soft brethren do in the Custom
1Iortey No lunch-no oysters at Downings on the half
shell with pint Of porter, not cracker and glass OF
brandy and water to stay the stomach wi hal No
der that wall is heard in Pine street, and gnashDg
Now, pity the poer tidewaters and entry clerks,
gaugers, Inspectors, &C. and viii tell them plan TO
cht at the old butcher and Mr. Redfed. Bring down
tin pail with sandwich two, slice fhoad cheese
and crackersand by the way, OF these pals
tain cup In which comfortable s.todo may be slowed;
and dciIg you may DEFY old Mr.. Marcy the butcher
Guthrie, Redfed and Cochrane and all their works, in
Guiding the dyspepsia We think Of nothing better.
But we can think of something better, Let
the parties aggrieved keep sober, at least during
Office hours. The necessity of this proclama-
ton is a sad commentary upon the wisdom Of
the Collector in the selection of his subord-
mates. But We suppose he couldn't help it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

Burrows TmA1Rs-A NEW FARcL--" Only Penny
Haymarket farce, originally called Only Half Penny"
and produced for Mr. Blackstone about year ago,
done for the first time at this house last night Tho plot
il Of the slightest material, and runs thus
A young lady apparently of somewhat aristocratc
family, is doomed to marriage with certain Mr. Biggi,
jr in liquidation Of bill for 81 900 given by her father
to Mr. Bggns SEN From this fate she Is rescued by
gentleman whom she has met in omnibus the day
previous that fixed for the decisive ceremony Of the
church Having lent her halfpenny, of which she was
destitute to make up the fare he makes the loan pre-
text Tor calling upon her. Finding how matters stand
the mAtchbuys up the unfortunate bN-sets the lady
nee BY tearing 1t in her presence and Of course re-
ceiyes her hand as the reward Of his disntereted love-
All the fun in the affair caused by the grotesque
acting Of Mr. setchell who played the msgnaniraaus
youth that loaned the penny and took up the note 1t
rather exceeded the bounds Of probability times The
piece is really not worth penny, and will not probably
have q very long life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

fzn NEW YORK HRRALD-OALEFORNTA EDITION.
IAe United States mail steamship Empire City, Capt.
Aernden, win leave this port this afternoon at two
s'eAock, for Aspinwan
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
xxA close at one o'clock.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HI1sALD-California edition
se~saing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world viii be published at eleven O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies wrappers, ready for mailing sxpence.
Agents will please in their early as passi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
The New YORK weekly HERALD.

News EUROPE, SoUTH PACIFIC, CENTRAL AMERICA,
MEXICO, CUBA, ETc.-CoSGREssIoSAL PRocrEDises ETc,
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at eleven O'Clock
this morning. It's contents will embrace The proceedings IN
Congress during the week. News from Europe, Tho South Pa
cic New Granada, Mexico Cuba &C.; Affairs In Kansas;
Proceedings Of the Butchers Droves Convention;
cial Commercial Theatrical Religious, Political Sporting
Intelligence together with variety Of Editorials, local
and miscellaneous matter Single copies In wrappers be
had at the counter. Price slxpence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

The HOLIDAY SPEcTAIE.-There viii be no performance
at the broadway theatre this evening" in consequence
the dress rehearsal Ct the holiday piece, King
Charming which win be produced on Monday with
tire scenery, dresses properties, &c. The green
talk il that this piece win surpass everything that
has yet been done at the Broadway theatre The plot Is
taken from the charming French fairy tale EOau Baeu
and the piece full of good songs fine effects and witty
local hits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
Tie Prolihitory Liquor Law Sustained.

HLHANFi Dc II 100.
The Supreme Court, Of the Seventh judicial district,
has just made decision sustaining the constutonality
Of The Prohi1iory Liquor law far brought before
them. This decision overru'es the decision o. Judge
r.fker The 9Th section Of the law both points
Prosecuting der the law will lie commenced in Roehes
scr t,rIAt lAnin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

The U. S. mail steamship Hermann, Edward Higgins
commander, has arrived with dates from Southampton
to the 9Th rst "a passengers and e5s tons of German
French and British merchandise.
The news by the Hermann anticipated by the ARR
val Of the Asia's mails from Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

removed during lie remainder 81 he from large
stock OF win.CT clothing containing nii
sy OF overcce's 'smas, winter business dress
roek coata, ac boys cinv, robes shaws and hing
eoo.s A. We expect cur wholesale spring trade IN
CARL January We ale cesruas G. reducing
sock OF wnlcr toihg 90 low possible and witt
those who lave yet roydet heir winter clothing Win 40
rpcriuniy purchasing very superir a very
afgc per under what her be lad Tor IN
way. II DLVLiS Co. rs, 80 aid DO Brosda y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

obliged to reduce to writing much testimony
wholly irrelevant to the cases tried before
them. The whole body Of the statutes under
which they act should be altered.
Mr.. Hall conceives that proceedings before a
Grand Jury should be ordered more in the in
terest of the accused. He thinks that they
should, in certain cases, hear witness or two
for the defence, and does not approve of their
finding bill as general rule against any one
who has not been arrested and examined be-
fore magistrate.
Finally, Mr.. Hall desires that the Court OF
Special Sessions be recognized to try INSIDE
meanors. In its practice, as we'll as in that Of
the Court Of General Sessions, several reforms
are imperatively called for. Our technicality
of procedure-horrowed from England-is be-
hind the age, and far behind the corresponding
procedure now used in England. The present
system of challenges to jurors is bad.
We might continue for some time to extract
from Mr.. Halls opinion; but we have doubt
less said enough to direct attention to it, and
o show it's value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
r III e l. A T. e 8 T. N E w 8
The Celebration Of the Landing OF the Pil-
grim Fathers.

PLYMOUTH, Dec. 81, 1865.
Our resident population, with several hundred persons
from abroad have to-day celebrated the anniversary Of
the landing Of the Pilgrims The exercises took place in
the Unitarian church, and consisted Of prayer singing
original ODE and Grafton by Hon. William H. Sew
ard OF New York. The orator occupied about hour
and half public dinner followed after the exercises
in the church, at which speeches made and ssnh
mtns given. The celebration closed with ball in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
The America Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, Dec. II, 1856.
The steamship America arrived here from Boston at
O'Clock this morning, and sailed again at for LIVER
pool. She experienced rough passage up and strong
north wind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22

ADDRESS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DALLAS De-
NocRAcY.--We publish this morning the ad-
dress Of the Dallas Executive Committee Of
Pennsylvania to the democratic electors Of the
United States, urging his adoption over all
other aspirants of his party as the democratic
candidate for the Presidency. We must admit
that the antecedents of Mr.. Dallas, as here
enumerated, from the day Of his birth in Phila-
delphia (and not in the West Indies, as lately
published in the newspapers0 down to the pre-
sent day, ought to be satisfactory to the most
straight-laced strict constructionist in the
Union but we presume that if the democratic
candidate be taken from Pennsylvania by the
Cincinnati Convention, it will be the indivi-
dual comman ing the vote of the delegation
Of that State in the convention. The efforts
Of the friends Of Mr.. Dallas, therefore, should
be directed to the great object of securing
the Pennsylvania delegation to Cincinnati, If
they desire their favorite to be nominated. In
the meantime, we cheerfally aid in the gene
raj circulation of this address in his behalf,
and call the attention of the democracy to the
substantial merits of the distinguished gentle
men thus presented for their suffrages. care
assured from the public history, and the large
and varied experience of Mr.. Dallas in the adj
ministration of public affairs, that he would
make safe President in these stormy and
critical times. Read the address.