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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

Il is an old proverb that an honest confession
10 good for the soul" II 30. the soul Of Mr.. Jno.
NJ. Haudlsy, Democratic candidate for the House
Of Delegates In Mason county. must be. At this
time. in mos. heavenly and beatiac state. Mr..
Handley. having been informed of his nomina-
ton for the ONCE in question. responded as fol
lows:
lin reply TO tho call on me TO become your can
ddate, duly appreciate the honor you have con
ferrcd upon me. will comply with your solicit
tations and will use all honorable means to secure
my election, while l shall earnestly endeoror 10
promote The interests Of the party Of rhich am
a member"
Now that Is what we call honest. We think
Mr.. IIandley must be regarded rs mn unsophst-
Gated Democrat lie honestly conseises that tho
chief end of his aspirations will be the promotion
of his party interests. That is what the Democ
racy for years have done in Virginia. The inter
ests of the State have, with them, been nothing.
the ascendancy of their party everything. Mr.
liandey honestly confesses the fact. We owe Mr..
llandley one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
Cha Maflai the Mails :!

The peace of our lives is destroyed; we are abb
solutely tortured beyond endurance. and denied
the little comfort usually allotted to those who
follow our thankless profession, by complaints OF
the mails Upon the wings Of all the Winds"
are borne to Us evil tidiugs, and threats OF dscon-
tinuance il NO do not correct these matters.
Correct mail dslinquencies, and make Demo-
cratic Postmasters and mail agents deliver Wing
newspapers With becoming regularity A Her
cules could not do it; and we might as well try
to blot out the moon arrest the sun us he trav-
ersss his fiery path in mid-heavcn.
"Can the leopard change his spots. or the Ethe-
opian his colori As well may they who have
been used to do eril, attempt to dowell." We fear
that the disorder has become chronic, but will
make one moro effort to direct the attention of tho
Pos. Office Department to the iniolerahle evils we
are compelled to endure in this section and hope
that they will send nm agent to ferret out the de-
linouencies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

RETURN OF MonrHY--T Paris March l3)
correspondent Of the New York Express says, that
Paul Morphy. the great chess player, is about I"
leave Paris sooner than he had intended, family
affairs calling him to the United States. The cor
respondent i. in luck. Morphy having presented
him the board upon which his last great match
game was played. The writer states that pre-
viously to MIR. Morphy's departure. it is the in
tentinn of his enthusiastic Partisan admirers to
Offer him an elegant banquet, to be paid for by
the admissions to chess tournament now in
progress, aud the subscriptions Of such MS desire
to participate. On this occasion, it is expected
Mc,srs. Journoud, de Riviere. st. Amaut
Lequesne. Delannoy, and other well known pro-
fessors of the noble game. will formally take their
leave Of the conqueror who has defeated them all,
and made all his fast friends. In connection with
NJ. de Riviere. Mr.. Morphy had commenced n
work upon chess is interrupted by the American :
sudden depart. 1t is hopep however. that the
design will not be abandoned and the work car
rcd on by correspondence Such book would
undoubtedly merit an immense sale, both in Eu-
rope and America.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
COMMERCIAL.
PORT OF'TuE
I.yuchbsrg Tobacco saa tiraIn Market
CORRECTED NJ
ALE 4 N . n & loot,
o N MI SION MERCH A MT q

TOBACCOThe market has been lightly supplied durInt
past week compared with what usual II
With an Involvement In quality prices have rang
ed higher closing with decided roven,ent We aao.e
roinmn IN medium Lugs 81 asi medium good dine
STA ID common to medium Leaf e. 10; MEDIUM
good aud sne Leaf go, so Shipping AMI siemnng 81
Wheat But little IN tho markei-he transact
consequently light Prices Arm nj e J0dl for plume
and ex lots inferior grades o. 20d 90
FLOUR continues high We note sale Of Family a! 81
Extra s7d7t; huperfne f6i a6l
tOkS.-ihe arrivals are principally by cana. from pur
c In the Interior We quote ruling al IS
MEALSaes art confined to In "t- ot to 10
bus We quote at 95 /, o. Que lot 81 40 bushels
.oId n fO' msr price.
oArs.-Demsnd seed Oats has ceased and but few
the market Prices nominal
GlANO Peruvian bai Reese's Manipulated 81 Som
bIro 81 a vi Rhodes super pr'aphatr of Lin" so
PLASTER in bulk. Lump eaars Ground -: In bags
per ton Virginia Plaster held at a shade higher.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
Dreadful Death.

Th;s !, ,r,;,, ,I,,t hoIrn.s, .;1 o,clooL In,
r GiImcr son Of SECRETARY Gilmer who WINS
l,lled an board the Princeton nv tho exnlos;on IF
n ,uu-c,mmit,cJ suicide bv throwing bimsclf
urdcr the wheel, of II | ,eomoiiy, ncar The Wash
;ng,on dcnot
A iurv If ;nouest was e,,nnnelled nj mn
early hour. md The following testimony was
ri,cn.
Mr.. Ilreece testified TINT he was driving tho on.
zine which was helm, hacked Mt the time. benrd
Cir Hannah rnll out aloud and at tho same timr
throw IN his hand Al thnt moment fol, the on.
rinc shake: tried 10 ston the engine. and then umn
cd off md found n man under the cars. heiwern
the engine and tender: took him out: he breotbca
n few times and died
MIR Miller said the frat he saw of the mnn wos
,hn, he stretched himself ont ON the track he fwit
nc..l called ont Ia the engineer. rhe man wns .
ar . fear fran, thu wh,.ls If tho tondsr. d;d mn,
tl,nk lao w.s lrunk. he eertn;nlv hid down ;ntcn
,;nnalIv md so rln,. Tin, the eng;neer Ind mot
tim, t., SION. did not observe the MN before Wit
mss works IN the r,,,l -. ohseryed ohout dore,.cd
M ,ndi,.,ti,ns tint no had bccn drinking. had ID,
ken no nn,re If tho man. hcG,rc bc threw himself
dawn
MIR Kirby. fireman Of the engine. testified that
l., s,,y III, man whom thu enigma RIM oyor him
,m.l, ar saw M cv;denre ofliouor nhon, decc,srd
Nr Ian". Wa.,.v ,ns,;G.d to sa,r n ,,an snrooJ
h;m.rll an, on tho ,r,.k too close m tho cno;nn
u, ara, lin, nm, ri, n. y.v ia t;mo IN s.,o b;m
Man Law down on his i,rcos At. Ind mt ohscryed
l.,o,.cJ h,f,r.. sn, ,ol,odv viii doco,.od onI
M ;,I;c,,nns aiont him If b;s having hccn nnJrr
,lc influence IF lon,r. il satisfied The mon threw
hiu.el, IN rho ,rnck ,tent;onnllv
Mr. Parsons exnm;nsd said that n ,a1v Ind
ont lin, ,ro.J ,,h.n ! a ,,os STANDING Nv no b,Jv
,la, .ho h,d ,,sor,.j :, donoasod :. al ;no .hnr,
I'M, ,ors
NJ LIAR p.,or ,ror,. K,o,v tho ia.
ceased. he i , s,n IS Tho liam Thnmas " G;lmer
~ ~ ar V;,.;'i .,I cn,,',.I, Son.o,au,
Of the Navy Ills father was killed by the expl,-
sion If a gun on the Princeton. Tho deceased
was lawyer ana c"lt"r' OF ohariouesSliie; ,r-
,m ",s I""'' '"'. .'"'S .u ia ,a",os,ad
tb, N,.ssrs Willard IN send for me if Mr.. t;ilmer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

TuE Richmond Wing thinks the Congressional
contest in the Tenth Legion District is strictly n
wise and Hunter" fight. Mr. Skinner is the
representative Of the Hunter interest-IIarris.
that Of Wise. We predict that, as usual the
Hunter interest will triumph. In every drawn
battle between the two. Hunter has always borne
off the palm. The nomination Of Lctcher was
conspicuous instance of this. The election of
Letcher would complete and crown the triumph Of
Hunter over Wise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

We have heretofore referred 10 Mr.. Letcher's
dsnial Of his vote for that Treasury cormorsnt,
Cornelius Wendell. We were at first loathe To
believe that Honest John" had such . treacher-
Gus memory. or would deliberately falsify his re-
cord, especially when the means were at hand to
convict him.
Doubtless, he presumed somewhat upon the
credulity. or ignorance, or both, Of his Swabian
brethren, but the sequel has proven that it was
not safe, even amidst tho rude simplicity of tho
denixens Of the tenth legion. to make declarations
tina, were not an fat with tho record. when
newspaper reporter was ut his heels, or rather
considering the friendly relations existing between
himself and said rcporter-at his bnck. We say.
that we still supposed there might have been some
mistake about this matter until Mr.. Goggin cast
it into the teeth Of his opponent at Charlottcs-
vile.
We have now n published report eff the speech
delivered by Mr.. Goggin at Petersburg last week.
in which Mr.. g.. referring TO Letchcr. and in his
presence, said: "Hc (I.ctchcr) voted for Wendell
eiercn times, and vet forgot he had done so. and
protested he nerer had, till the record was pro-
ducedv' There is therefore, no longer room to
doubt that the Democratic candidate is either
mentally disqualified for the Office to which he as
pres, in that his memory is SO impaired that he
does not remember the most recent occurrences in
which he acted prominent part, aud under cir.
cumstances such rs had never before transpircd
in the history of the country, and were therefore
well calculated to make an indelible impression
upon his mind--or. he has wilfully ignored tho
truth. Ills friends can take either horn of tho
dilemma, and still leave "lIoncst John" in u sad
plight
lie is really subject of commscration. Poor
Letcher!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

In the report Of the discussion between Mr..
Goggin and Mr.. Montague, in Caroline County.
as given in the Fredericksburg News, we find the
following;
Mr.. Montague said-"I voted for Buchanan
on the Cincinnati platform. but he has deceived me
--he is a traitor 10 his party and so help me nv
Creator, PA nerer rote for him again"
That is always the way. When we told the
Democracy in 1856 that Old Buck was a trckster
and humbug Of the first water. they swore that
it was not so-that it was "Whig lie"-that
Buck was an immaculate patriot and an incorrup-
tible statesman. As usual. the Wings were right
but a. usual also, the discovery of that fact by
the Democracy comes too late. Apropos of this,
how 10 it that Mr.. Letcher .'sustains" President
whom his Lieutenant % fercely denounces.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
THE ADULT CREATIONS OF FOOD.

OF poruar usi the most
and lie les, tyl OF our
Tna Romance of n Poor Younp Man
So, =, -, -, "a, tho IA. Ia. 49,, -, e.
m ,,h,rs ana Ia,.,,, hv lnran.,i, ni ,,.r = - hi,
n, rlGE Ha.aGI,.E aIIE usaN,
A., ,nmn,,,cnd in ma NAV Numh,r -, r..
Z AZ T ~ " T., 10 ID ~ r, ~ u ID NJ r, suTlJI,
n ~ ~ ~ L II ID ~ " n ~ " AL "A " "A q ~ Il.
lar ugh the criminal atartr oi manufactures ami dc lrr
a." Nl every Nina 81 ""h III c"hh'h h>' ai"'la'h WIN
b" M aud poisonous substances IA" kNlthtiBn' az
IN iNt American publication that mas vchnina t""Sp St ms
% 81 ~G"ss M @ sn pn' r nwa " '
pr pared at srra, ia5.r AMI expense az Las IN al tr
upon rigid analysis by relabu
Microscopes the Country wal thoroughly exp all
Il " ,mmnn ADJ LTERATIONS OF FOOD, brN Ens GEES
AND DRUGS show the methods OF Ill tecng thea, 4, 10
probe the evil hc bottom, will publish ga.
cxterd,
TIE Namfs of The Manufacturer and D,aArs
gul'y OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
Difference ofOpinion.

The Washington Union, under its new name of
the Constitution" declares that it will be n
thoroughly Democratic newspaper. The princ-
pies which it will advocate the principles which
the Democratic party all orer tie country claim as
common property"
To which John MITCHELL editor Of the Southern
Citizen makes an exceedingly ungracious reply.
Quoth John:
There is some mistake here the only thing
no'o that the Democratic party all over the coun-
try claim "A common property. is our poor Eighty
Millions. Aud they will clam that as long as
they can"
And that. John might have added. is all they
are struggling for!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

The Opposition in Georgia arc advocating the
holding of State Convention, the nomination OF
full State, district and county Tickets and a tho
rough organization Of the party in the State In
the event of the Of the Opposition in Viz
ginia, Kentucky, or Tennessee, our Georgia friends
will be able to fight the battle Of the country on
hig, vantage ground and with fair prospects of
success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

BY GODDIN & APPERSON, AUcrioNEEKs,
RICHMON d. ~.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

NALuABLE IMPROVED REAL EsTATE
IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND ON PEARL AND
CARY STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION -wul be
sod at aucti WEDNESDAY,, the eth day APRIL,
1897, on the premises mmencrg al l2 o'clock. NJ the
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTA1 +. located as h
alb consisting the four Pearl
pied respectively by M-ssrs Elicit Drewry, W. Don
nan b. W. Knowles William aace Sons, and the
at HE corner of Cary aud Virginia occupied hy Mess
Hunt Brother The above real estate located
business part Of Richmond and within a short distance
Dock b ,sin, Dinyie Depot and Shoe w ehousc
whether regard be had to the snLstans the
cmen, Coach having granite fronts aud those that
Pearl street. back about 4D feet Virginia
thy trout two streeis> til ir adv
believed that real estate In this offers better
for nlicious and profitable rents
for the aggregate Of $500 per The property is
well known ad soraby spoken Of that further dcscrp
ton is deemed unnecessary plat the property will be
exhibited the Il III . sale
TERMS Dnc htii ash. balance at g. IT, a and "a
for ncgnihie notes, nter ade, secured a T. u deed
The and le be paid by purchasers
but they 10 the 70 the day uf sale
apr : d1aw7I GDDUIN & APPEKStDN, Auct'rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
A G A R D.
HOARD OF ptlRl,IC WORKS

NO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST IN1ERNAL IN
] PROV EN- EET DISTRICT IN VIRGINIA, COMPOSED
or THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES AND CITIES Isle
Of wight. Prin Anne surry Norfolk county Holloway
Amelia Prince George, Sanseniond, sus
southampt Franklin. Prince Edward Roanoke. W,ihe
law ell Pits vania, Patrick. Halifax, BuckIgham Char
otr Cnmcria I'd unenbnrg Bedford Norfolk city, Bruins
amk, Peter sbnl Campbell, powhat"n Mercer wa.hngion
Mohtgomery ies Fo,d Carroll Snyh, Scott Grayson
Russell Ore lille, Din~ ddc Henry pomaitos. Chcs-
trrfciI Pull ski, and Lee.
b. une sig. respectfully ofcrs himself eand dnto
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Woras
Tor the aove and II elected will endeavcr to
If the office with prom ptness fidelity aud
Iua regard to rights OF all sections OF the State
JNO. X. KILBY,
aprll % rtoG Suffolk Nansrnoni Co. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
Candidate for Board Of Public Works.

eay- We are requested tn announce JOHN u.
LOGAN candidate for he Office Of conini.sonsr Of the
GARD OF Public Works march - dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

a great cure, niicr Ill the PLY lie IRus had fnil
ed by BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrEks-1" Mr. f. Bakrr-Dea
Sir: In justice to yourself and persons ii" may De similarly
ac permit cite instance Of the reniaiSabie
qualiie, your Premium Biiters Ihai never used them
until Gently! but my wife having been "i,ed with ner
and disoercd stomach, Tor the past ten or
twelve used mcahs in my power to restore her
heath She under The constant treatment OF hvc or
able physicians, but relief could lie had then saw
several caes the rcmarSabs made by your Bit
persuaded wife to try them she did So and In
little began rapidly. Not ouly her nervous
nd dsordercd stomach removed but her
than II has am
now u,i4c and shall always your Itters
wrtethsi Justice yourself aud for the enelt of Others
who are similarly afflicted. Your "bedent servant
kchmond, June 81, ls57. THOMAS NJ MONTAGUE.
BAkfRs rRt MUM BITTERs-ltiehmond Sept IL, les- 1t
Is with willing pleasure adj temon, 10 the virtue
of BAKtns PREMIUM BIlrkns in making permanent cure
the last twelve Also my wife is using
with after suffering for nay from de-
Utilization and dsordered stomach AS as commenced
Of cohvneed of their able qualities
confidently recommend them to the Athlete j. ADAMS.
For sal. the Druggists in Iynciurg aud by all the
principal Druggists in the city OF Richmond and elsewhere IN
Virginia also of Messs Chas Slot Co, Warrington city
ID, y II stabler Co Baltimore, MIDI d. b. Ml'ei' Gov
nrton KY; aud Barnes Park T.
orlrs flied by addressing H. BAKER, Propri' tor.
oct asts Richmond Va
tie,rioa,. l'asru, an su T. ire nd ls rxiar
with Halls Patent fOadr Pfoof Locks the Same
wared medals a. the Worlds Fair, Lon
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SltOo REWARD W IL be paid /" any person that can show
that !itaHINGs pArFNT CHAMrI"h SAVE ever failed 10
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The Subscribers manufacture all kinds of Boiler and
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Chests tor Brokers' jew ccrs, and private families
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AGENTS h W. KSOwLks. Kirhlnon.l. Va; H. r. LES.
tyr. Petersburg, Va; j. H. THJM SIS Co, Lynchburg
Va; and ROWLAND ~ BROTHER, Norfolk Va.
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,andidate for House of Delegates Of Va.

ek77- At the solicitation Of many friends Of all
Utica. parties. announce myself candidate 70 represent
eounty OF Campbei In the Heuse Of Delegates OF
ireinia iapsii ;.dliofc BOWLING CLARK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

w sEWlNG MA Oh INES. sold at ENGLEDov. 5 Fam
Store II the combne dp.ess is any criterion. listen to h
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
SPRING s. SUMMER MlLLINERY!I
q s 81

MISS JANE SIMPSON
WOULD stnVy call the attention of the ladies' AID the
pubic generally 10 handsome rtmeni OF SPRING
q SUMMER BONkETS, which she will open on wEDNES-
DAY next Call them she feels assured abe
pleass both In quality and price march p dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
That Wendell Vote.

tsct the industry Of the country employed In our
necessary and important manufactures.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

Ioliowny's Ointment mud Pills. Without
the mother Of family Md be short If the Domestic
Phi, stefan OF The nineieeutentnry the ono acting as sure
remedy disorders ani the "thr Tor ntent dis
Sold the mandatory No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists at 25c 6 ami 81 per pot OF box
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
SALES BY AUCTION.


! HOLD PkoPEafT. TWO aossEs AND S NEGRO
By .. os s ,sds.
next; !. front Of the ssrs:. aoa.. IL IN:
ss Of .ss
and Kitchen Furniture Iqaors. &c. pair nne Match
april u dr7may ED. b. CHRIS rIAS, Trustee.
SALE oF vAnUAnLs AMHERST LAND.
the ~ Of JUNE nex, u fail, MT, the next day -
landing the James kver Canal The tract con-
well walered and has abundant supply Timber fenc
Ing cs ' rsss. .': ,a% AND Ont
Is About ~ Acres the land set 10 Tlmohy And
''ssfi % s s%as positive cr.. R Da%
SALE OFA vALCAHLE HOUSE 4 10 r.
- BY vtu. OF decrtia order Of the Circuit tho
in The ease Of Whitehead aud other. others
shall, On r"IDAY the 18th Of the pres.nt month, APRIL
BIDDER the NOT, d LOT In The pr.ceednrs men ~.
tined situated o" "'erei II H. .d'inas the lot of Mr. M
,ne 'eeup,e, Mr. Fortune Mr. Watkins as len.
n.r,npry ow ned BY Mrs Nan.
ey M"'e". rhorisa ihiek D..il House. with rooms,
X c Sinokr i-nsi aud Cd W upon lot
re.t may necrssar, o,ray spau.e.
thu se; the prhsr giviua negtinno satsf.cto.
n.ads ED ID. CHRISTIAN, Comm ,s,i,nsr
nirl H. I 'apl.-"-l, e.ry days. pr,or TO safe.
NALCAHs.E FAMILY KEssDENCE n
Court OF The C"frr i'm Of ynehbug pronounced
- t"rt, Ir'i. In the at Co. fyree
ais the IN rHisiIri g. nu>, will proceed to re
FRIDAY Afltli - h, ls3y by pnLe auction tho
highest ii hler TIE DE>It Ai.t FAMILY RESIDENCE,
frher! o'nrd by the Lite Richard Tyrec,
occupancy at Moses Lacy, Esq
The SIDE Will he uon g. la and Ia month. for
equal hsitme is of the purchase til.
tier osal II the Court The purchaser IL be required
10 give bonds with goo" pers NAL Tor purchase
and the title III he aithel further security
subject 10 re safe inc in II amy
Of The In taIrnts the due The purchaser
entitled L. III" ON i d. ii sale tl
tS 10 "a
JNu. II y SAN Il rYREE Comm ssioners.
april ldi.,iapril
'pNRs II EE'S sAuEOR Landry virfuc Of
decd # trust, executed the subsrrb.r Lines L.
Watkins dttp The jis If December ls ~ u!, recorded
in the Clerks fe"f Campbell County Court wilton MON
DAY, IN, ga day OF Nh uexi. Chat being t.nt day -
expose 10 ibi sale "a he hgheI bid for II
TRACT OF LAND IN sad decd mentioned. e ~ aiming -
about 2o Ae'" mare ~ less ~ AID beng
Canp6.il aud ADJOINING he Ian Henry tranSi, Pleas
u. Roscr aud
Acng aS Tne', shall only convey ,ch II lie vested
In me as siei' ANDERSON GUAIHE
april II ei9may. Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
CANDY AT IA CENTS!
IRE W REELECTION In pEIGEt 7

Y NTIUCTIOIN
I AM selling CANDY at "a at whole ale only
| NV Candy will keep in nate, from Ftrmylle
where else iii not Ca and look
it no char ge tor looking
Box ny Cartag" will pay the frelgh.
Depot tho Virginia Il Tennessee Sou Side Rail
Roads. al ri 2l-dts. S. A. BOYD
CANDY rs GENTS BY WHOLEaALE,
And Warranted to keep in any Climate.
No charge sor oxina Carriage.
anil u dts. THOMAS =. THURMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

JONI r. KiLny Esq. of Nansemond County an
nounccs himself candidate for the Board of Pub
lie v orks