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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

NrwArx, n. J., Oct 8, 1853.
The democrats Of this city held monster mass meet.
ing this evening Concert Hall General Darcy presided.
Speeches were made by Governor Price, General Wal.
bridge, o. New York, Messrs Winfield, Wright, Soaring
and others The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
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AuounA, Ga, Oct ., 1853.
The following are all the returns received from tho
election in florida
Duval county gives strong American majority.
Leon county u largely democratic.
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Tho steamship Lady Esnton, from Galway Sept "a,
arrived At Quebec At half past three O'Clock this afternoon
Her novs has been anticipated BY the Canada, at Halifax
The extensive dstillcrcs Of 7. W. Nelson, in this
city, were Destroyed by Ere this morning Loss $4,000
Insurance small
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An AxKnscu HrpsAruc LOCOMOTIVE pos AusruA-rbc
Novelty Iron Works have just shipped for the now arsenal
a, rola in Austria hydraulic locomotive for naval
balance dry dock
OF these ingenious machines, the invention Of Mr. 10
ratio Allen, four already successful operation IN
this country at the Navy Yards at Pensacola Ktcry mi
ladephia and san Francisco.
The object Of The hydraulic locomotive Is 10 transfer
vessels from the balance dock 10 the ways shore and
by reyersion Of the motion return them again 70 he
balance dock-an operation which occupies bu, fow
hours.
Any number of vessels requiring considerable repairs
may BY these means DO placed on the stocks; and dry
dock which, by itself is comparatively Of limited usc
made 10 answer either the purpose Of single or NJ
We may say, a. many docks there vessels DO
placed under repairs.
Tho machinery contracted FOR by tho Austrian Marine
Department s calculated 10 haul limo battle ship
weighing without armament, about 600 tons from tho
dry deck on 10 the inclined ways such an apparatus
must necessarily be very powerful Tho pressure the
plunger Of The locomotive 70 effect tha. purpose beng
neariy equal 10 900 tons 1905 pounds 5oT
pheree 10 the inch.
trial was made with this gigantic pressure, and IL
might bc Of interest place on record - remarkable
practical test ~ u not likely that many such Tests,
any, have ever been attempted before.
The machine has somewhat tho appearance o. loco
motive, and A. moves ways when IN operation, Mr.
Allen chrstened locomotive
The body Of tho machine Of cylinder 10 feet
tonk 10 lnGueS DOre WIN lntHtS w m"Nh
ing BY itself 10 The plunger IL worked by system
o hydraulic pumpe set in motion BY two steam engines
~ 20 horse power each placed on the top o. the cyln
der steam IL furnished by a boiler attached 10 tho
machine The locomotive is keyed 70 tho ways and adj
varces or rccedee eight feet nj tmc Two hauling bars
Of considerable dmensons connect the locomotive 70 the
q radle on which the vessel rests
Tho whole apparatus has very singular appearance,
and presents, on examnaton an embodiment o. mos. q
! are sagacity and Judgment
Tho workmanship Of this machinery and Of the cradle,
An NJ
hiphcst order and reflects great credit tho mechanical
ellll employed at the Novelty Works.
VIC are glad such emo piece Of machinery addcf
. the many works Of American mechanical art which
have already transmitted TO Austria, and take for
granted that the Imperial Marine Department will find tho
American constructors.
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SoxuviIix, N. j., Oct s, 1853
Tho Opposition Convention Of the Third dis,rict have
resolved 70 make nomination for Congress, but sup
port Adrain the anii1ecomp,on nominee.
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PWRsoNT, n. Y, Oct. :, 1868.
The Rocsiand county train tho rcrmont branch Of
The E,ie Railroad the end Of freight train
this morning, near Monsty Que person, named Tracy,
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Bosros, Oct =, 1853
In the Ninth district The Hon. ri Thayer, republican,
has been unanimously nominated for reelection 10
Congress.
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

Trinity BAY, Oct. g. 1854
PHYu Coorn, Eso., Hxv Yosx'-
There has been change whatever in tho electrical
Indications. DE- SAUTY.
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rrvrv Ftta's Ipsysrrc ESrrRr wonderful
little prodigy vino already attracted considerable
share oi puhc attention by hor hltronc talents, will
Awe anItber Of her readings his Afternoon al three
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are DESTROYS Of perpetuating their own freedom.
THE CARNIVAL OF CRNoLINE.-We have been
especially favored during the past month with the
most delicious weather that has ever been expert
enced, even within the memory Of that somewhat
mythical individual, the oldest nhabitant. A clear
sky, an ambient atmosphere, cool days and mag
niticent nights go far to keep us all in good hui
NOR; while Ceres and Flora shower their gifts in
profusion for the dclectation of the gourraes pa
late, or the adornment of the boudor of ladies
fair. The artery Of commerce and fashion
Broadway-fows from morning till night with a
human tide, affortling splendid study for the
philosopher the lounger, the moralist and the
philanthropist Everybody seems to have for
gotten the crisis and the revulsion and the stag
nation of last year; and by the accounts of the
Broadway shop-keepers, who say that the richest
and dearest fabrics find the readest market it
would seem that the lessons of economy which
were inculcated by the hard times have vanished
like words written in the sands of the sea-shore.
We are aware that much of the activity of the
retail trade in articles of luxury is owing to the
driven away from their homes by the yellow fe-
ver They have filed up the hotels to On UMPIRE
cedented extent, and rolled no end of dollars
into the pockets of the landlords But deeper
than this Southern surplusage, there are signs of
a lively season in the world of fashion
and folly. We have three periods in the
fashionable world. In the summer months
New York is comparatively deserted for
Saratoga, Newport and other resorts of the vo-
taries of pleasure. In September, October and
November the metropolis again becomes the
headquarters of the beau monde, which includes
people with more money than brains, people
with brains and no money, and people without
either brains or money. They are all here now.
In December they will fit away to Washington,
which city will be unusually gay this season. 1t
is the short session of Congress. and all the
dining, wining, flirting. dancing, and so on, will
have to be done in great hurry. In April we
shall have them all in Broadway again, ready
for the spring and summer campaign. Thus we
have the metropolis Is the headquarters OF
fashion, as il is Of commerce, the mechanic arts,
literature and the fine arts. just now we are all
in glorious condition, and laugh at old Jupiter
Pluvius, who has made three several attempts to
spoil our sport by getting up an equinoctial
storm; but they have all been miserable failures.
Some people say it is all owing to the comet.
If 80, some demonstration of admiration to the
illustrious stranger would be in order. In the
old times the comet was an unwelcome visiter,
being regarded as forerunner of evil; but that is
an exploded humbug. If now the comet has
revived trade, filled up the hotels kept of the
equinoctial, and set all the aristocracy-cod-
fish. pork and otherwise-in Hutter Of expccta-
ton, then we say, hurrah for the comet, as first
rate institution Let the comet blaze awhile
longer If the weather holds fair.
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ships; and this could very conveniently be done
in one Of those attached to the Paraguay heet
II would be but small deviation from its
course, and the act itself would do much TO con-
firm the friendship which already exists in vene-
zuela towards the United States. The South
Americans would thus perceive while we are
determined henceforth to suffer no more indig
mites in that quarter of the world, we are ready
to maintain cordial relations with those repub-
lies that respect the rights Of other nations and
are DESTROYS Of perpetuating their own freedom.
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W noO, OCs~ % low.
A strong gale Of wind sruss up yesterday afterneoa,
and heavy WIS rolling all nj ht and ms morning.
Tho schooner Ospcay, Of Buffalo, With cargo OF wheat
om Racine for this pors was driven against the east
pier carrying away her spaTs, ana sunk Immediately Tho
captans wife and child and tho mate wc~e washed
board and drowned
0swsoo, Oct 8-R NJ
The wind continues to blow with unabated violenco,
and the sea s, swelling. Several vessels arrived last
night and TO day less maged and great fears
are entertained for tho safety 81 those now out. Tho
schooner Osprey lies inside the ers, total wreck The
bodies OF tho mate and captains wife and child, who
were washed overheard have NOT yet been recovered.
Firo In Worcef tor, Mass.
Bosros, Oct. 8, 1868.
The cotton factory Of Edward Curtis, in New Worces-
ter, was partially destroyed by IRE to-day Loss $4,000
fully insured.
The Yellow Fever Il Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 7, 1868.
The interments to-day were, only three, including
from yellow fever.
Tho Niagara Outward Bound.
HALIFAX, Oct. 8, 1865.
The steamship Niagara arrived here at 10 O'Clock last
evening, and sailed again at A. NJ. for Liverpool Light
east wind and rainy.
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The cotton factory Of Edward Curtis, in New worces
ter, was partially destroyed by Ire to-day Loss $4,000
fully insured.
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SAVANNAH, Oct 7, 1868.
The inerments today only three, including ont
from yellow fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

HI OF BAY EANES-Pr,paratio,s ofthe Bay Leaf have
used throughout the wo Id Tor past
remedies for Nervous eadrre and for affections OF the
head generally and for diseases OF the Scalp and Hai ay
Rnn particularly has occupied prominent position in the
many and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands however of the active
pe the bay Is minute that real permanent bene
efected and l. therefore simply palliative and
the Tor which this valuable
ed ia well adapted.
ROSSER'S CoNCENTRATEp ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
Of chemical experiments and has At iSs been
brought concentration which makes aremc-
y uneguaed IN arreng the decay Of the hair the removal
dandu OF relieving by few applications that distress
ing itching wic generally preced.s the fang OF The
hair originally prepared for member of his family
thaving the usually Sold who hada
Distressing ,cay of the hail and snch its wonder
effects that Its reputation became ekabish-
fed and hundreds "f calls made for ii without
Of putting whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
pushed public and such is the demand for
this truly remedy that the Inventor has been nducedt
II nvc scale and he offers IL
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared by rh's IL Rnsser his Chemical LabOrator
Petersburg. Va and for sale by Druggists generally
s'pt 3is
ISYPiIE ~ SH HiNtii.ES.-aO0,v : :, press Shingles
II .hlr r,urE ErIlsi Noun Fdrs lie by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
MARBLE WORKS.

NIONUMENTS,
- Vn TOMB SLABS,
= HEAD and FOOT STONES,
- CHlMNEY PIECES. :,
q HEARTH STONES, :
e GARDEN sTATUARY, i
% GARDEN VASES
q SOAPSEONE FIRE PLACES c
= NEW YORK WIRE RAlLiaii. 2
:. Sc, sc. &C. {
am prepared to furnish. and intend awayp 10 keep
hand n large assortment of the above named Hrii.
- ce1 and call ,he particular attention Of those In want
Z, To examine my stock and prices.
= Persons distance by addressing me- lins. can
r. have their orders aed well II thay ware to
sonaly attend to II themselves as am extremsy
= tguar In ang my coun,ry oaiprl, using my best
= Judgment aud taste Ia onlcr u please
. Cv' Goods carefully packed In strong boxes and
- QnHaafiad safe 10 any diataare
- Call on, address.
J D. GADDESS,
Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

XAkBD's PATENT sEWlNs " MACMnNES
offered in this market the quality Of iN work hs du
Inability ana 70 ahs Maeh m u with ease on
the silk the heaviest cloth on leather on either OF
evenly laid seam much inner ordinary hand work, wko
the coth stitched alike ri'ang In beauty
baud work rarely gets out OF working or
reqns repairing aud so simple that an operator can
perform all Ordinary on until wv ~on fs pu. so,sssna a
Hnds Patent S"4 Mnhins. viii beat meet the wants Of
an n" shos any o,srs requiring seam in their work
Harness aud Saddle Manufacturers Will hnd nis Machme
that " i'll do their rapid and substantial manner and
much sewing will dnd ih. Msohins particularly adapted
their labor enough In few months to
pay Talo,s will aDd great saving by using this Sew
f Machine besides being sure OF SUPERIOR qaay o,
hand Boot and shoe nufAciurcrs can save Thou
Dollars this Machine while for many purpo'
leather by this Machine Is better than
fd"ne in any other way Nh,
we your S-snS MacAins intend
ed wholly foi family but as il was to sew
on leather Harness and Carriage Trimmngsand
many testify to tho superiority OF
work done in thu way both In po mt Of beauty ana
its cost One of our neighbors who has
hands in the time il saves in making clothes Ev
Machine have sold In this vicinity has v" the great
and several intend to order hachn.s from
Extract from letter written by gentleman; ow ming
plantation New Oreans Your two Wseds Paie.t Sep
ing been almost constant use since bought
them and with the best of rcsn ss naa
my hundred and ten plantation hahds
the time saved in using them one season mas more
Another Planter says employ three or four hands
Wtds Patent Sras Machine hand does the sewing for
the While ny wife uses II 's or, MAKING nearly
all the clothes OF the family eei eohhoeh 'e
We wish ali no need Machine N these they
are the simplest Family Plantation any
where stitch rsqured Price Of "ssFs fasss
S'3''s "''"''' '''' w %sirsEy LYON preprs.e,.
~ Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOyE, dealer In Fancy Goods.
Bonnets, &c. lynchburg Va mari Sets
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grows laxuriaatly. Vegetables are abundant snd
cheap.
by the latest arrivals Esm cakhrnia We learn
that the prospect is good througholt that State
f,r the most kinds Of agricultural products. The
yield Of gold also continues abundant; but since
the discovery Of the new fskls on Fraser river, .
large number of miners have abandoned their for
localities. and the present indications are that
considerable portion Of this osop will not BE-
gathered. We presume it viii not sustain any
injury by remaining in the earth
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TERMs.

The vIRGISIANi IL published AMY 81. and ri.weekly
e3 per advance and weekly 81 invariably in ad
- Ill will be charged N AL No paper
will discontinued at the option Q. the proprieors
until all arresrages shall have be, paid
ADVERT inserted Tor DO cents per sqnareoi
less thttrS insertion aud IA cts Tor each e"n
un.ss ordered form weekly and then 80 cts
Der for eae Insertion II the number of
be marked the Ms will be published t
der Ell out, and charged accordingly
HE EARLY ATE ARE
For square, ally
or
gam. "a ..L Iy -
Intended for both subject to spe
cal contract
f Annu advertisers will be limited to their immediate
bus or the char at transient rates
lEJ All n.yv advertise appear in the daily ana ri
weekly papers. ,z,,.--
INV for =, ,hp
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JANUARY 10Th, 1855
GEO w VALENTINE, Asp d. =. HENISt
GROCERS,
inert Door 10 the Merch.hts Bank.
A. B RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Opposite the Fngnid Bank,

LYNCUBNRG, VA,
IL EEPS hand large and varied assortment
IN Of ofUROCERIES AND STAPLE DkY GOODS, witch
reduced prices for Cash. or In exchanges
Produce" 1t his purpose hereafter to conduct his bus
ness niirey on CAsu and In order sect this
desirable object III sell such prices will protect tho
interest Of all who may favor him with call
Grateful for the share Of patronage received n the hands
attached friends and public for he last ak
years be begs continuance of their kindness 10 h pre-
IA business, hp It's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

COSTA R,s RAT, ROA"sA AND nee IN.
u TERMINATOR-Asu supply jnst received andfor ssie ~
iy.Sts W. ASTHoihHA&S~ .
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BALTIMORE

NYOTaCE To slsBPPERs OF TOBACCO
~ THE WES1The undersigned arr prepared To give In
creased facilities shippers OF Iohac to the West having
the reduced the from thttJ
fourth class
Though receipts given all the ptincpa points In the
Rsilrnad Ohio tUishts guaranteed
as other line The only lransAimn at between
baltimore indianapolis Louis and Chicago is
made rttShrrr from under cpycr Aefc
by os a, and isrras and all damage On l"ea,c"
tom exposure
stH- No commissions charged at baltimore "r ihishnrg
MAGliAM MOONS.
r North street baltimore.
REFER 10 jesse Hare 4 Co. W u MlIat }. l. tsyt"r,
Iynchhurg Jacob Hrald Co. Jacob Brandt r baltimore
icb l5tlian
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NNOR RENT.-Tke haudsone aaa eoave. -
II nient FAMILY RESIDENCE At present occupied u
by Mr. W. j. Fok.s the siore Of MI s M SmRsOn,
Possession given INN, dl-tely. ApPlyo
iys3 d2w JAS L. CLAfNUh~ AsN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

lSYPiIE - ~H Nc i.E~.-100N :, press Shingles
U 20 Tons Brrs, Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON. LANFoRo Il co. on Canal,
mar q. near Langhorne'sM Nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

SGOlK or DRY GOODS TO Bh SOLD
~ OtI liN ISL SEPTEMBER NEXT As III" lease up
pires st sept and suiiahl" built
irg he had tor continuing the hu nus this plac" shall
sailing thu and Nuryl
deshahic ol UKx GOODS, greatly reduced pri-
Many kns of Gool. will bc sold much less
,han cost JOHN J. rtlRNIS AgL
4
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~ 4 n REV A,kD.-l.".',by ~ xr"ii"s""" i'",n
~ ~ the country, small Box containing GOLD
" ATtH and BKisANIfIN The Watch bears tho initials
|. The ahovc ard will hc Inl the hnirr upon
laav uv the property with McG"tkr - iy Ilts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

SONBREKO GUANO, FROM sOMBKEkO
- ISLAND WEST INDIES The richest formation Of
the world, containing
Of Bone phosphate of Lime being 80 per richer in
Phos !. than Bone Dust For sale by the snbst
Der much lower prices than Peruvian auano and from
tinouas ceiNed superior In tertilng qualities Fpi
further particulars Apply" W I ANpthsoN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ss REDEOHO ALUM

- AND IODINE SPRINGS
These Springs located The line ng
Cauphell AMI bedford within short distance and In ull, view
the meuntsiu> The" Peaks Otter ming the
Hue Ridge hr he'd
The air is aud and the visitor from the Low
ands OF Virginia audit the southern States would
securely here h would In the midst oT he
tans Situated direct, the 1ynchburr aud Salem Turn
pkrtcsen miles om the former place and fnnr miles from
the Forest Depot whIh place vehicle viii be
sey visitors o aud f,un the Springs tHtt cuAnar
4 ECiiol.S & Mons, proprictors.
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There o many ignorant and worthless Qnacks
advertising themselves Physicians, and copying DIR JOHN
sToSs Shoe Mndrs Boot sss lamp Trim
nu. Pairy and ConmIJ imdtors whose lives ns'o ad
at Noble Science Medicine have been spent iii The
Mpidi Cardctg now styling themselves hen4hry hdn'
ated TAyscans ypon the peri, need and
ptng ,rhng with and rdning the health OF all unfortunate
!, ialR in power that Johnston deems it necessary
pecialy those unacquained with his repntaton
tina, his cr,leIals diplomas always hang in his office
HIS REMEDIE : and treatment entirely unknown to
E Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
iu and 'efrst in this country, and extensive
prsctic than my other hysician in the world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Il Il II rIuls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-05

UCE CREAM IN uuKRs !-.NASsERs
Il PATENT FIVE MINUTE FREEZER This new and
Maom, VIII irCCye Lee Cream aud Water Ices
perfectly murh c time than other Freezer In
Printed dr"cii aud receipt making leo Cream aceomra
u ia" Ffrc2,r
Esy l.asc cali aud them the Stove and Tin
War iour below the Market. Main street
n
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THE FAMILY UARIU M

I'M MBRElLAs.-A lOs Of well assorted Cm-
m. "a "a p SEABURY.
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lARpER's MAGAZINES, for sui, :,

! Peterson
Godey's lady's Hook,
jus, rsse,,cdAt II G.. VIG1ORS
i,p hook
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~ Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOyE, dealer In Fancy Goods.
Bonnets &c. i.y yuchburg. Va mar 30ts
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-10-07

ence to the same purport. How she
will laugh at me. What an embar-
rassmcnt :.
" l tell you what" said the Squire,
after a moments pause, "we can car
ry out our plans, after all. We each
came out with the intention of getting
married. Why not marry each other,
and then, you know, we can make
them believe we had it in view all
along, and only intended to frighten
them
Mrs. Benson asscntcd with little
urging, and in the course of an hour
the twain we're made one. They inn
mcdiately returned, but found, as they
had anticipated, that Florence and
Charles, discovering their departure,
had themselves stepped of in differ
cnt direction, with a similar intent
They made their appearance the
next morning, prepared to laugh hear
tily at the frustrated plans Of their
parents, but learned with no little as
tonshmcnt that they had struck up a
bargain for themselves. Squire Mark
ham and his new wife had the address
to convince them that it was all pre-.
mcditated plan, and to this day the
younger pair are ignorant Of the plot
and counter-plot which led to this
double union Of the two households