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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

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Southern Railroad Convention.

The following call for Railroad Convention.
to be held at Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been
issued:
New YoRk. Nov. 9, 1858.
DEAR SIR Tho undersigned would respectful
" suggest the propricty Of havinga Convention
of tho Officials Of all tho Railroads in interest, for
the purpose Of making arrangements for Freight
and passengers over the several lines between
New York ind New Orleans, and intermediate
points; and would suggest Chattanooga, Tenn,
u. n central and convenient place, and Tuesday,
Odd inst, suitable time
We trust it will he convenient for you to attend,
and earnestly solicit you to do so. Please reply,
address to us nj Lynchburg. Va.
Very respectfully your obe lient servant
CAMrnEiL WALLACE Pres. f. Tenn, Ga. K. Co.
S,M'L TATE, Pres. Memphis Charleston X. Co.
JouN RoniN McDANlEL, Pres. V. I. r. Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

will truth conssnnn nd nstensi"m TIE ressere
health purify the blood Fev.rs shout exception
arise from foreign matter, having been absorbed
In tho circulation These SICKNESS produce
influenza, group rheumatism CONT choc cough
But brandre, Pills. snple potcnt. and vegetable remove
the and III. follows They the
"f day saving valuable lives Principal Office
Canal street Brande uding. New York SOLD also by
agents generally. inov lldlwh
Holloway r siis lad Commemorative dire ny.
dra Of dseas" Dyspepsia driv, totally and finally from
the system by this anti bilious remedy while the
reduces tho infammat,I
matte affections The Pills act In unison hin. and refresh
Ing the ii blood and renovatng the vital
Sold tie manuaciory No. 10 Mai len Lane New York. and
by oil Druggists at 25c ODE and 81 per box pot.
uoy6 wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

The Governor of Pennsylvania has issued a
writ for an election. on the 30th Of this month. of
Member Of Congress to supply the vacancy in
the Berks District caused by the resignation of
Jehu G. Jones.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

We are glad to see that there is one Democratic
organ in Virginia that repudiates oil suspicion Of
sympathy with Stephen A. Douglas The Blue
Ridge Republican does sot mince its words. but
denounces the treachery Of Douglas in the follow
ing distinct and manly style;
We rejoice in the defeat Of Lincoln, but cannot
rejoice aser the return of Douglas to the Senate,
He was untrue to his party in the hour of its great
est need, whom il was in deadly grapple with the
Black Republican hasts, on the floor Of Congress.
After his return 70 Illinois to commence the can
vass which has resulted in his favor, he made war
up n the administration Of Mr.. Buchanan.
lie maintains, and espouses, the odious doctrine
Of Squatter Sovereignty, ana, to that extent, re-
puliates the decision vi the Supreme Court Of the
United Ststea-s decision of vital importance to
the .uth. and the guard-chain of the Federal
Consti.ution. He may BE- a great man he nay
be an honest mamie may be President Of the
Unitd States, but long as these things stick to
hins xa. For one. will continue to condemn and to
repusiafe him. His success in Illinois does not
change the spots Of his treachery, nor will Il draw
fruth % thepfnise which we do not feel to be his
due. $780,
In tho lsssenegs If The Washington Union we
win -ssinsuhat Aoss tbs attitude Of Senator
DUuetap to434Y dilcef fton that a Mr.. Van Buren
IL l649E III, E1n Busen then tack the ground
III IN ally fxcfnde slavery from
thu 6sSiGs I'd oaGst q dosso. . Mr.. Dougla,
= - jelu1tog Apd pcQmulgstor u = new way O
asss1 t5S q b. says) precisely TIL
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ksA's.('lAa. \ O'agl'E

q, FEt1AE NOf1fE.
- GREAT MI SiCAI. TREAT!il
MISS DURANp sings this evening Jenny Linda c-lcbrat
cd ECiiu SDSGIttl
MISS lIODSoN viii also uiroiurc the beautiful and much
adm re- iaad Of WHEN CIRCI.ED ROUNDUP
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ssnae thing by N indirect and lsss manly pro
cessn
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n
d, by naktRs PREMIUM BirrEkS 10 Mt Il. Baker-Dear
Fir: Justice yourself and who be similarly
f1ictcd permit cite of the remarkable
q lilies your Premium Bitcrs had used them
ntil recently but wife having been aflctcd with
affection and disordered sumsf fo the past ten or
twelve years used in to restore her
health She under The constant treatment of i've
able physicians. but relief could be had then
several certificates the remarks BIZ made 10y Bit
tiers persuaded wife 10 them she did and in
little She rapidly M; only her
affection and disodercd stomach removed but her
raj heath is better than 1t has years,
and shall always continue t. your Btters
the eneht of others
ho are similarly afflicted iour "bcd servant,
Richmond, June I'll lest. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BAkKHs PKtMiuM BITlERs krhm"ri, Sept ~, ls.s- 1t
Il with wimg pleasure that adj -t'hony To the virtue
of BAkEns PufMuM BITrERs, In NATL permanent cure
established Ut H. ilUm Viii have suffer
last Give Also, wife Is using
1t great after suffering for many from de-
Utilization d. nrdercd stomach As az commenced
use ine,d of tarir valuable qualities
confidently recommend then to the si'inic' j. ADAMS.
For al the Drugs in ynehbrg AID by all the
principal Druggis in tho Rchn"n and elsewhere
Virginia also Mesas Chas Slit Goa Washington city.
D. C. /. ii Sablpr L. Co Baltimore Md ID. b. Miller Cow
lngto,. ~, amt iarnes q Park, y \.
Ordc> il.d u. addressing +. iiAk Err, Proprietor
s7-is Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

XNyANTED-A respectable w n = x WO.
w MAN, withou. incumbrance, too ok And Wash for
small fsmiy Apply Immediately at this ,hce inv " DOT
ST0I.EN ON LUsT-ALeus she ssA lass., ny
- FREE PAPHRS which hudpr will soulys favor by
returning them NARY JANE R0DCRO66. :
II d9tsl Free woman Of color.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

VyALVNHI.E REAL ESTATE at ERgvATE
v SALE-Thc niersgt ed offers To sui, hi, TRACT OF
LAMB , mile East OF Amherst lilo "ni within the
dists pco Of the Orange Alexinra Railroad
tension Lvnchbnrg whih will be in running Ortt by July
ng 1t not earlier contains asa ACRE v
and adjps lands OF Howell ]. Brown. Jno. Thompson
Wheeler and Others One hait e the rsct Is Ay~
very heavily nb, red and Of the quality Of To- MI
bacco upland land with about rs sr ,nch Flats
on portion all Of whirh ond produce linz
Tobacco TLc whole Is well watercd but without mrov
Of any kind
For terms wilt will be accommodating apply 10 Mr. Jos
pettyluhn, or Mr.. Jno. V. Wheeler.
GEORGE W DOMAIN
nov II clml Rt.hm'nd. Va
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Intelligent readers how dee the
looking down to the of We knew there
wonderful discoyere In these wonderful
made of them hut did not know the Chemists Initiating
In their crucihc and surpasug the wonderful
productions of organic lie During visit Lowell
introduced by of their prominent ctzens the lab
oratory of pr AYR inventor Vt tHGKkY PICTORIAL ard
CArHAR1IC IrLls) where shown with generous
frankuess hi proec aud his This
of his ART the subtle of flowers from
tar and other Vegetable subs HIS of Pine
pie Strawberry Checkerbery, Ounce Pear Canca CHINA
&c not oify equal but they exceed purity Of flavor
those tables themselves His iii of Winter
and OF better flavor Than that be gathered from
panand yet made by chemical composition from the Hy
docarbon, tar! His process is the substance
and find The exact ultimate viii is made, then
them the proportions which exist in
Chrsa, Advocate. nov ll.lw.
The .ulc Of TINT rcmn r Il u bite mud truly valun-
BILE PREPARATION Perry Davis Pain Killer. constantly and
rapidly increasing During the the demand for this
rcei, has been altogether "rnted Scarcely
week by. urins which do hear
able having been performed, tie circle OF
quaint of the Pain kiirriroy Gen. Advcr
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILI.ER-The Rev. ID. whitaker wri
ting from Toung Burmah, az duties as Mission
noticing parti but your Pain Killer
has been with peculiar diseases Of the
bowel plains and of burns One Of
the Christian villages was burnt down. and several
persons dyluE condition from the
their mi tries. sent them the Pain Killer
" it'll dir, on All but saved.
Sold by all maiicina dealers
Sold br JOHN IL SEAY. Lynchbnrg nov l2w.
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A FRrlrruL ViNE.--tpon tombstone in the
churcll-yard OF the Reformed Church in Sleepy
Hollow, near Iarrytown. is an inscription Gin
memory Of Capt. John Buckhout who departed
this life April 10. 1875. aged lO3 years, and left
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

To the ni,iiou.- Pref. Weed. Of ~. Louis, has,
after dee; study Sntiring search. succeeded
pubic article In
aud ucu, il ii ls wonderful "tSetse advert to his
Hair Restorative. The only aI - thai has beeu completely
IN heanR Of his locks dandruh
itching II rin BE- AIDED than
original husrtN adds las locks already nNu
tn eject hair TO render II los
permanently hair hat IL loose ainp,
nany other qualities which will barour
used.
The manhood Is arly developed by the keep
II the hair peh the tact thai
only portion of The hupsi body n train
how important then. havi this portion
to our care -houd all the crnce has pic
ell reader II beautiful and permanent II
would have beautiful hair gil ssy hair hair with its naturaic
or p,r. rived to old donf fail
Sold bv all good Druggists lnov Few
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

MALAGA CRAPks, New Isn-ins, Fig, & sr-
1VA Citron, &c, &c just received by A. BOYD
lidtS. Near the Post Office,
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Cot y y RrH-FR--nc1r Sir cd vpur Essence
Of Itay Leaves tbs removal IT aIruu end
thnn three L,es ctlSrts complete
IN consider vi which uh.eAt.Lsiy recommend il
u the highest terms ttAS. ". ARNOLD.
~ This valuable article is Tor ssr Wholesale and retail
~ Mss-rs. W. A. STROrHER co. and JOHN II. SEAY,
Druggists this city. sept 3d1cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-17

lMPUKEANT.-Nr OMira, s,i~ IA Inst bee dis
covered wlv /, arcrtan fer Inruf and other di
of tic iieT. The following Interesting communication
Is geut!cuen well known in tin, community, and she
atsty every that "tusshhs EsE>tEuf BAY LEAVES"
lust What it irctenis to ber tHruaed for all di
the l'ir Every certificate give Is from wel
known ard most reliable
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnst.

And agreatvariety Of articles usually kept In Sst
class Furniture Warehouse which too numerous to
mention. ,sAr4
25cts to IS 90.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from q % 70 $50 90. Z
Mattresses 81 70 to $50 90. ~ > .. .
Brass clocks, with from frames, nom % 50 TO
Is 10. tfas a#-y jt5gefF T Il ~ rnfsSa5 efB
liberal discount made to country dealers. [n80-H
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A beloved Daughter saved! by
the use Of TIVE Bottles Of DIR
HalES BalSalN.

Camden, Hilsdale Co., Mich. March 2, 1855.
Messrs. o. r. BAKER Co.
Gents:--My daughter was confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs. Our physician hay
ing given her up, induced to try your valuable
remedy. at once procured bottle of DIR. VIM.
HALLS BALSAM, AND COMMENCED USING 1T
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and am happy to
state that with the Of the first bottle she
much relieved be able to dress herself and by the
use of the second bottle she ENTIRELY restored
to Health. sft-
would most heartily recommend all persons wo are
from COLDS, to 1t at The above remedy does
not fail in any instance, to do all it is recommended
tv.. SAMUEL LEAMAN.
BOLLES, SMITH CO., Preprietors, IA South Wa
ter street. Chicago, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed. - -
PRIcE-$1 90 per bottle six bottles for IS 90, for
sale by J. L. Taylor, VIM. r. Emendorf, c. Lawrence,
0ttumwa, Collins knight, Abba, j. G. Dunlap Co.
Eddyvie, w. Baker, Iowayille, and druggists every
where. n47-y
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT. !.
OR TWO MiLLSqIN ONEl

Patented May, 1851. --Improtsd IN 1855 "a
NyAE Little Giant Corn and Ctb Aaili- h sipuls
and portable machine formed on the cofe mill
principle entirely Of cast IRON for SSrm and platston
use and designed for preparing food for steck,whCh
does az the rate OF ten TO twenty bushels per hour
according to the size Of the Mll An Amproveanens
has been effected in ss model the present season.
crushers, together with improved Bridge 7pes end
IN substituting box platform In place Of the old legs,
BY means OF all ofwhich the spe<dfs nearly Aoubed
and tHhen requre) the Mil adapted also, 10 grinding
sheied corn into hommony and hne meal For fanily
use ny reversing the motion, inioties words, By
running backwards. ten or fifteen quartz Of meal to-
the bushe are obtained, and the balance " superior
hommony rgood food for feeding. ,lB sanfsB a5ga
TIE ADVANTAGE, or EEEDLNG CORN AND
COB NEAL Pro VEN.
Henry Alspauph, Of Greenfield co., Ohio. says:LsIh
lS4 myself and brother raised a1dFs crop Of corn,
and purchased 100 head Of cattle fatten Ny broth
or wishing to divide interests, offered me dfteen
cents PEI hundred pounds fer his choice Of the cattle,
20 the number ofseventy head. ] accepted, and hel
selected bis seventy, leaving ne one hundred ana
shock and had mine ground togethe with the cob;
and fed in troughs nailed " trees around e gard
My brothers. did not hold out near g long 40
mine though had divided equally, and be fed sew
enty head TO my one hundred and tEeuty.s when his
corn was out let him have from mine; and when We
finished feeding, the cattle were wsigAeA And sold n
was toand that my cattle had gained Ave ppunds on
the nundred over double what his had gained and my
profits were over one thousand dollars more than his
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team and no power required Thar wat seceA.
For sale BY KEITH. ROBINSON 4co.. Bsiiisron.
lows BFfat 0t1 s-sN TfTt1e@ @ft GUfsas3 10y
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COPYl p n e e -
Of all sizes Knd Styles with books TO match Also brush
es, OH hlotting paper, water cups, &C., &c. 49,
Ia 4 LIS . EaAL PR Il s BE 3
We have the agency for Halls celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal Presses, suitable for banks corpora
tions,' ornotarys public We also the agents for
the Boston Hand Stamp Company; their stamps are
used by railroads, post oces &C., with shifting dates
orpgnbers. Orders attended to with the utmost des-
patch by
A. HI. Burley & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Stationery and Blank
sss, a. mss Books, tts
lee Lake Street, Chicago. [n141y
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JAS. BRUNAUGH,
E. N. Es.
TIE MEDICAL TRINITY.

Each of RAILWAYS Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain diseases; and when either
the READY RELIEF, RESoyA TSG RESLyE to the REGC
LAroR are used for the certan class of disease they
specially designed for, this system unergoes a rap
I'll transformation from its diseased condition to heal
thy and happ. state OF eXistence.
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furniture EurnituFels ba
resi- Arrival at III. G.. Hardy.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND L0OK1NG-GBASs WAREHOUSE, % 81
Jeffersen-st., between Water Main, In Mr. Postle.
waits new four story brick, Burlington, iowa. al
M T.. HARDY returns his thsnks to the citizens Of
4NH Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and socits continuance, feeling confident
that be can continue to give perfect satsfac ton.
Owing TO hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly, that IL enables to sell
all goods in my line from 20to 70 per cent less than
any other house In the west and all goods warranted
as good as represented or the money Refunded My
stock consists OF The following goods In
Ruse,cood Maboo0..n mud RInrk LY.lnut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

The United States Circuit Court opers Yesterday
before Judge Belts, and adjourned until Thursday when
Judge Nelson will be in town. Judge Belts then opened
the District Court and after returns Of processes
made, adjourned to Thursday.
The location of the offices federal courts in the
OLD Chambers street theatre adjacent to the other courts
will be great convenience to lawyers and al ether per
having business therein for years past they have
been scattered IN different parts Of the city The new
court building has front of as feet and depth Of $50
Cham bers street and Rcadc street. The base
ment is divided into several compartments, ana VIII even
tuay be changed into cells for the keeping OF PRISONERS,
o! which = 600 can be accommodated.
On the first floor will be found the Offices OF the United
States District Court Commissioners, Messrs Morton ana
Brigham These 'front.' and consist OF an examina
ton ROOM general ROOM and an Office Zoe the clerk Ia
tho rear, the floor, are four commodous jury
rooms fitted up with every convenience On the opposite
side of the hall IL large room In which VIII be deposit
ed the archives OF the United States Courts The other
rooms this floor viii be occupied by the United States
Marshal and his assistant officers and clerks.
On the second floor the United states District Attorney
has elegant suit Of apar tmens, four in number All
joining the United States Circuit Court rooms which
are neatly fitted up. In the rear situated the Cham
hers of Judges Nelson and BGtts The District Court
room, which fronts Eeadc street, is tine room and
has the necessary for Judges jury aud
spectators. IL about the size Of the Supreme
Court ROOM only much handsomer and more cOnmodous.
Tho Circuit Court room fronts Chambers street II
thirty six feet by forty five feet and admirably lighted
and ventilated.
The third floor is SC, apart for jury rooms and miscc
Ia off
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he was satisfied that the ioss they then de0red
oniy q that Beard hut 70 the whole city and pub
e r o. New l I,,rL,. a.. .,an,mons,r ,,on,.,
on mot!o, Ii dow GrSrAEH. il was resolved that the
oard adjourn T. meet ~ body at the house Of deceased
= nt,'u LA inoi "a isi' ~ 'i'si. oryns p,ec .
Inc IIesiu.t Va ~ 80 p.Vi'i ~ ~ sas "o,ncf .ns W.
cru ~' 49,, \, t., ,,', ~ s 80 w !" "eo as ~
ON .huieh ia ,he No'hi'i 'hefeo' me heees'a! IN
1na.ion W. ~ ae'''' - maui Aho"h 'iiousn Wy
Ihe Hard ,han adjourned.
..sr,xa a. rnp pmycqons op rpr ,oeyLARD ~
srRANcg COMPANY.
=, . oo,,-r 10 ~ ,;-oo,o !, ~ : o,,ord Insurance
"" ''e " - 'o s's 80 49,
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write may get friend who can to asa them In this
KNOW NOTHING coUNCHMANIC CoNvEN-
TloN

,Sir1 DtarSct-Thc Convention assembled ut Kn.rkcr
booker Hall, corner OF Eighth and Twenty third
street and organized by shs election OF A. J. Campbell Of
the Ninth ward President aud Cornelius H. Whitaker
OF the Eighteenth yard, Secretary resolution was
passed appointing committee 10 confer with the Repub
ncan Convention Of the district, which was subsequently
reconsilered and laid on the fable On motion the Con
vcnton proceeded TO nominate straight ticket The
being called in order the following nominations
maie:-Ninth wart--Aiex. Ii. Keech Fifteenth
ward--Abr aham Icnt; Sixteenth ward-Jas B. Defnarest
Eighteenth ward-Chsrles McNein The Convention then
proceeded nominate the two froa the district On the
third ballot r. r. Carpenter, of the Ninth ward was no.
minated. After several ballots choice being made
motion, the Convention adjourned at corner
Of Hudson and Christopher streets Saturday evening
u n Lock
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49,, aau :. ~ are respectfully invited 10 attend the
"ss ~ NJ tate residence, All Sixth avenue %
Ini> req IL New York Bay Cemetery -" ''--A' -" :"
Wa tofd and Tyrone papers please copv
WIN ikY.--Dn sunday evening No. ., O. IT,
syY Jr, son OF stephen Whitney Fsn - '' "o"'
TIE re,Ai'6s and friends Of the f,rn,- ara ,..x !.
attend r,e n nerat a Trinity church III. fwaJ,a,, y.
terheon NJ a STOCK, without further notice 'l :"
Tar ON sfosiU, Nov % MARY ELLEN p,v.,o~.
viie 81 Finley ". Tap, aged Il years, monh and -
days.
The relatives and frieods OF the family arc rcspee.sv
invited atten< the funeral from her late resienca *
Batter e',eet South Brooklyn this wednesday, aernoon
nj two o'ci,tk