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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
VICTORY WILLS.

rJUIE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD AGAIN CALI. TIE
j. attention OF farmers AMI mi!leIs 70 this ju-Iiy
celebrated mill. At recent trial of its capacities in
his city. it ground line enough for Grnsily
~ the rate ri 20 bushels 30 the hour ais.,
alone and AND oats mixed faster than could
lee done 10y excellent French BUR -sose, dre:cIy
by tl:c side Of il, and running the u: it also
crushed cob and faster and finer than
before done by any other mill all OF which done
sIe-.i Of about go revolutions per minnie
Samples of the shove. showing the great superiority
Of it, NITlS b. ciIu3se. II j. also
admitted 10 Tea the best mil nov ia use for crushing
bones The following letter sent TO without s'ii"i
taton ly Nessf-. LytIicl Co., to whom We recently
sOId one, speaks f5T it=riE
i0-rErE Roc5. Feb 30, 1860.
IIgssEs, JOHNSON 4 FE0sT:-Ge have been running
hr Virtory Mil bought of yO. for time. AMI
perfectly satisfied with it, performance Many Of
ncigii,aTs have Witnessed it, work and with
hesitation pronounced It the JSt mil pa
tented have but lD horse engine for all our
work. (.win, &c)yct tiiis mill grinds fifteen bush
ell per hour. We would therefore strongly recon-
mend those wanting mill 10 purchase the Victory
We would also invite them to come to place and
examine IL Dl.e. alton for themselves.
Nuu.s Respectfully.
j. u. LYDICK K co.
4 full stock Of these Mills constantly hand,
horse my for
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The Washington letter writer's describe
Miss Lane as "robust,n meaning, we pre-
sumo, that she has a good bust, which is a
fue thing She il fine woman. any way.
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EHR EEET.

Y.Da I.ENT.--GUo houses Tor rent on :ae
z Island. Inquire OF
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Brooke County News.

An effort is being made to have Judge
G. W. Thompson of this District, an
nounccd as Il candidate by accamatiOn
and reelected without opposition. He
will most probably be elected.
Luke MGuire, Esq, purchased of How
ard Merlyman, this week, the Wheeler
Farm, in this County, of 1876 acres for
Sc ,OOo-being at the rate of S47 ,G2c per
acre. This is considered a good sale, and
we are glad to welcome back the Squire
from his retirement to tire Buckeye State.
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For Rent.

T7OIs REET.--A logr-e ia Ccutre Wheeling,
r.r'----r rIiUSlsS -. List.
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VaIuable 20

Valuable property for Lease.
-. TiIE UNDERSIGNED ~ NOW PREPARED
81 le,se !,r a % years, ia suitable build-
~ t. whole uf THE Main street front Ok the
property known Tis Zane Homestead extending
from tl corner Union street, Hornbr, blDcl.
Of buildings Possession I've gwen the let ay OF
April next = Il. ARMSTRONG, TRUSTEE
,u-.iT 81 Emily 4. Ztis-
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Allcitizens OF Virginia who willing to cooper
ate i the support candidates for President and
Vice President opposed to the corrupt policy of the
present Administration: to Federal corruption and
surTatioh: to the extension Of Slavery IN the Ierri-
E1nrias: To the new and dangerous political doctrine
that the Constitution, of force carries Slavery
into all the Territories Of the United states; to the
ieataty OF rights among citizens; and who are in
favor OF the Immediate admission Of Kansas into the
ia nrope: of restoring the Federal Administration To
system of rigid economy and to the principles of
Washington and Jefferson OF maintaining inviolatc
the rights of the States, iId defending the soil Of
overy state and Territory from awess invn sion: and
Of preserving the integrity of this Union, and the
pFnpreacy of the Constitution and Laws passed In
pursuance thereof against the conspiracy Of the
leaders Of sectional party to resist the majority
principle established in this Government at the
expense existence requested to meet in the
Gerry Of W HxELISG at 10 O'clock A. ~. Wednesday
tho I'd day Of May, 1860 TO appoint To meet
next to noinateI Jdatns for President anil Vice
President Of the United States. -
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Sickles fights hard for his seat, knowing
that the loss Off would reduce him to ut
ter contempt What an awful condition
that man must be in. whose sole hold on
responsibility is seat in Congressl IS
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FOR RENT.

". the TWO STORE ErONS ADJOINING 1HE
=; Irues H.,I.,. 81 ia..su. i~t IL. CUiu-s
IIgI2-tI FusEircnf J. II. rENDLHinN.
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WE ;appreciate as much as any persons
could, the marked preference which our
people show for our,columns as the chan
mel of communication. with their friends
and neighbors and the, world generally.
But still, for all, there arc one or two
points in tire. writing of contributions,
which we would like to bring prominently
ito the attention, of those who write them.
, The first is, that VIC wish they would,
if it is. any way possible, contrive to write
more legibly, We, ourselves, write the
worst hand of any people in the United
States, but our compositors have got the
hang of it, and make out by patience and
perseverance, to get at what we mean. y
dose lor two per ay2of such penmanship,
2 however, is quite enough, and it isvery
I trying on the physical and moral constitu-
4 ton Of any press-gailg to pile an extra
quantity of unknown hieroglyPhics on
their hands. We don't care how straight,
or round, or angular, or anything else the
writing is, so that only tits plainto be
read. Just make it readabic on sight and
that is all we care about.
The second point is an old point, and
one to which we have called the attention
of contributors; at least fifty times. Indeed
SO often have wementioned it, thatwe have
almost given it up in despair. 1t is, that
writers should cover only one side of the
y sheet, and never, in any case write on
both sides. The reason of the necessity
for obeying this rule, is this: very little
matter is set in the fore part of the day,
the hands being occupied in distributing
their cases. When they are ready to goEto
setting they must all have what is called
"taken of copy, and these takes must be
divisioned off into paragraphs. 1t don't
do to cut a paragraph, for, of course, if
: both sides of the page are written on, we
i are bound either to cut a paragraph, or
else give the whole page to one hand to
set, which is but rarely possible, inasmuch
as we scarcely ever have more than one or
two articles prepared for type at one Zine,
We must furnish every hand with some
copy and in order to do so, we must cut up
the pages by paragraphs, and MS the para
graphs on both sides of y sheet never yet
tailed, VIC must cut through them and
make abotch of the whole matter. 3
With this explanation every one ought
to be able to see the Importance of paying
attention to the printers rule Of writing
only on one side. We have had 10 throw
aside great many good articles, simply
on this account, for we have not the time
to go to work and re-write them.
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no Ihe Be-I1ruggcd and Poisoned Cit
lions OF XViaeeIlng and Eieinity.


You are overrun will. u deuge nr the yilest com
pounds in the form of Alcoholic Drinks" that ever
en,anated from that pest orsocicy the LEGION MIXER
They are sold to youss luxury. they dispensed
to You as Seiivine, and in either the eeet Is
the same
There is hut way to escape, AMI that is to use
as luxury or mcdicament safe and reliable stimu
liant, sold under stamp and seal, which render. it
tain that it has not been tumpered with. Such an
article is
Charles London Cordial Gin,
which is distilled under inspection oFthe British Gov
ernmep is delicately favored unlike any other Gin
with some of the most valuable restoratves Of the
Vegetable Kingdom and is by far the most healthy
beverage eXtant.
THE MOST EMINENT PHrSICIASSor EUROPE AND AMER
not only recommend its by the hleand hearty
hut prescribe it AZ medicine where a stimulant is
required.
THE FEMALE will find it no; only pleasant Cor
dial, but certain relief in 7ufiering7 of periodical
character.
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS or ALL RANKS pronounce IT
perfectly pure and its restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only quart and pint bottles by all BIOLOGISTS,
GROCERs, sc
For sale in wheeling, Va. by T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
40 Main street. T. b. JOHNSTON, 176 Market ST. and
others.
EDMUND C. CHARLES, General Agent.
DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, y Y.
my17-'j9d&wIlm
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THERElwas something, very taking about
that whole (column) extract which we
made the other morning from Corwin's
great speech, but there was an especial
Corwin-ess about this sentence
The right of rebellion or revolution be-
longs alike to a State and an individual,
hut it is a crime of such magnitude that
he who resorts to it would be hung so
q much higher than Haman, that the bare
thought of his altitude would make pos
terity dizzy. -.s 5, X. ..-.--5e
There isnita man in the country Who
could have said that but Tom Corwin.-
The House of Representatives, en- masse,
with three months TO go on, couldn't have
done it, 1t has an individuality about it
that makes it Tom, Corwin's own--some-
thing that can never be initiated or i'm
proved. 81
WE see by the details of the European
news brought by the last steamer, that
the Austrian Emperor threatens the Pro-
lestaut Huugarians With the gibbet if
they don't leave Off protesting against his
prescriptions of their religion The En-
{eror must establish the superiority of his
sword before he can safely begin to pull
ropes out of his pocket. He is loud
tallier, as his words before the Italian war
proved; but poor actor. as his deeds in
that war clearly showed -
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{, We publish this morning AN extract
from the speech Of the Hon. ''Abe" Linz
coin, las the Illinois papers familiarity call
him, delivered few nights ago at the
Cooper Institute, in New York. Mr.. Lin
coin was Douglas competitor for the Sen
ate, and, as it will be remembered, narrow
lyrcscaped an election, having received 81
larger aggregate vote than Douglas. He is
q man of. the first order of mind. solid,
strong and original, and is a great fnvorite
with the Illinois papers aud people for the
Presidency. The speech, from which We
extract is, We may say, incapable of di-
vision or piece meal extract for it has,
2 unlike many of the political efforts of the
day, an apprcciahle beginning middle and
end, each of which are more or less. de-
pendent on the other. We have seldom
read speech that carries with it a greater
weight, or that has in it more real vital
earnestness and ability. We only regret
that our limited space forbids its entire
publication, or rather. that onr limited Pc
q cuniary ability -preventsus from serving it
up in supplementary form.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

RELIGIOUS EOTgC E.---Rov.
w. S,aI'G !. WIl-s'S, Professor ia tiic Nes',rn
Theological Seminary Will prr1r IN the - tFe>'-
tsr.n church. Sabbath lnruins and evening" sAr'''"
l., r5r,tmrncr st i0is 4. NJ ami T. NJ The evening
sermon Will 5e ~ iresse! specially 70 Young Men
HIhG-it~
- FOR RENT.--Thr HOUSE now occupied
g'is hy Mrs BuIard. n bCS,rdinE house situated
~ IN Market street, Immediately nor'h 81 AMI al
Joining Washington Hall The e!islh!e i"S'it"ii Oh
this property renders IL vfry '.'SE7'ns a h,'-'i
house Possession given rise nrst OF Npril- ia1'-
Frllirs nj u. l.. CRANMEE as 10 tsrUis &C.
-.i,5-IuSa q. /. CEANNIER-
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o. FOR RENT--Thc two rvsHis over u.
aid,rcI = FIssheT ami y. {. Arthur Po-sessisl.
given ri April ls'O.
Apply Il the SaVings Bank Of Wheeling, 70
fi.I.fIauI : T. UILDEET!i, TTsas'r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

j. u. LY9ICR K co.
4 full stock Of these Mills constantly on hand,
graTe for horse power. power and for
sale at manufacturers prices. Also gum and leather
betting of all widths. JOHNSON ( FROST
II Main Street
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I - FOR RENT.--A desirable residence
- John street formerly occupied 10y a e. Go-I.
For terms. Sc. enquire Of Mrs. T. NEIL.
nsiy Union cppy.l jaUf
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

o. . $ NLUIll SI'g " IieCIif1Ss ls
HAVE NOW IN STORE
$40 Jbls. Prime \. .. MOIasscs,
l25 lir Ibis. do
90 lihds. fully fair 10 prime ". o. SUGAR.
III bbs. CIR. GTunuiUted, puy'd aud Coffee Sugars.
- BrInes Golden syrup.
20 4" New York do
$50 bags good fair to prime Rio Coffee.
10 pockets Java Coffee.
- boxes Natl Lii. II lump Tobacco.
- do various standard brands o. Tobacco.
10 d. do DO les do
10 cases s.ITunters'' - dn
10 do "Dun GuiNote' - do
~ hiC ell. Y. II uud L. p Tea.
81 do GOlOng and poUchoBg Tea.
loo bblS Sn. 3 Med. and L. SieCkorel.
30 Tar, large size
Il ticrcns Rice.
Pepper. PimcntO EutmGgs, Cloves, Cas5il,
Mustard. Ginger. Indigo Bi-CsIrb. Soda.
SalGratIi> Soap, Candies, Wa-h-bUlr,ls. Buckets
Tubs, BruUius, Saiis. and all other articles
brICed in The Grocery line. mhs
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Fnr sac q Rent.
CnnntrI Resfdenee tOr zen.

VTrr uFFi.R FOR RENT, TIE DWELiINH
w house recently occupies! hy John l. E"yt vt
Al FIeasln. Nallcy. Possession given any TIM
" t,,'.,,ir,- ~ J. = = :. q BOYD
Next ,IOur y. " Bank
s97-wr have also a few young Work H.rsS> Ns
- t,, .,s-,..-. NJ Itebl4-i;u
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For st. Louis.
-, THE STEAMER ALT.NNoNT. CAPT
Ll4t51-1--sSsi JOHNSON, viii leave above We'd
- neslay, 18th inst ut 1 +. ". For freight
OF passage apply ON board
mi2 = 9. BAKER, Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

TCEy RENT.-A desirable Dwelling; Hamp-
= Icn street NOW ocsUgied 10y Gc, : W i.sr.yr.
FOR Terms ls-.. enquire &c joins tsLLp.
80 T.,uI 30 "a Main Street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-03

- E'CES rem IA store Room viii dwc
IS ling attached No =; Centre Wheeling. Ia the
nous. formerly urcnpicl by Il. T. Mcl-tH To. For
furth,. particulars enquire Of Andrew Wilson, Eaq,
(Hiayvrl iau+-t
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pnoE n hi CnLLINs.

-ANTED-CAECENTE WORN wANTEu
s',.ri 81 l. c. PARTRIDGE.
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Elegance 4 Durability OF Finish!
,BRGg & COMMODIOUS ROOMS!

THE Superiority OF Ibis Lights. Of w, there are ssf
in connection with the humber OF his assistants, en-
allie him 10 wait upon hundreds with case
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN are cordially invited
10 calf and examine SEW SPECIMENS Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
Markets.

BALTIMORE, May Flour steady; II ward
SG37. Wheat quiet; White $40; Red 81 BOA
l.jj. Corn firm White and Yellow 75a1S.-
Provisions quiet, Mt former rates. Whisky 22!c.
New YoRK. May l.-Cou,n quiet Upland
Middlnss, 81 90. Flour quiet; Southern S6.40
600. Wheat heavy fay"rin: buyers. Corn
firm; Yellow SlaS3' Pork declining; Mess
SIT ,40aSl7,75: Z. inc Sl27jal4 10. Lard firm, ut
SO 1jal ,o5. Whisky dull, buyers refuse 90.
Sugar s'caIy; Muscovado 6 2ja7 81. Turpcn-
tine HAAS. Resin dull at l 5T4al CO.,. Rico
heavy ut 3sa4s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02

ARrILLEny CoApAxy.-We are pleased to learn that
the effort to organize Artillery Company. in this
city, is likely TO prove successful Several gentlemen
who were members Of the old Artillery here, have
interested themselves In the matter: held several
meetings. and up TO this time obtained thirty. seven
names. The number of members is, we understand
limited to fry. and with little additional effort. The
remaining names soon be obtained. meeting
for the purpose Of urthering this interest well ms
10 obtain signers 10 the list, was held nj the Gnu
House last night when several names were enrol
led The "Iynehhhrg Mechanics Artillery for
merly existing in This ciy,we have hearl spoken of
as having been most efficient, handsomely uniform
ell and well drilled corps, and don1t not but that
the organization now proposed viii prove cqn,ly
ms creditahle. With this addition to our military
strength Lynckhnrg 10 that regard. will not be be-
hind any other city of equal Size in the State. Sue
cess to the Artillery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

FAaxkRs AFp MEscHAsrs' sAv.ses INSTITUTION
We invite aenios to the statement Of this flourish
ing insiikiion which will be found in Advcriis-
ing eel ssnns to-day IL will he seen ilnt The Board
of Directors have deiarciH dividend Of frs per cent
out Of its profits for the last six moaihs. This
nouncement very clearly indicates the manner IN
which the fairs of the institution conducted md
js NJ the same time, the highest compliment that
could he paid 10 the e, ncj and fathtulness OF its
officers. =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
CANDIDATES FoR OFFICE.
Commissioners OF tho Revenue.

49, WE aro authniixei Ia announce WA. II. PEER.
~ MAN as a candidate sF the uaace Of Commissioning
q" Ms Revenue for tho Western pi.,set VI Campbell county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
Congressional.

WAsnINGroS. Nay l.-SENArF.--This body
was not in session to-day.
House OF REPREsENTArIvEs.--Th whole day
consumed in the delivery of Slavery and an
tSlavery speeches.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
New Grocery and Commission House.
lap bly,
Sewing Machines,

AIDES Wishing Machine 10 10 sSMv ANrs' coAHsk CLOTHES
Ia Al would do well toeN,
NJ nhgrIlOLFs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. rrico
t;n, $s0 aud $50 The following certificate IL rom well
Tailor In this county, who only had about 70 minutes
Instruction an this Machine;
u, Campbell county, Va, June iaih, 1850.
Nv. WM |. fAuH:--l well pleased wiih Barhofs sow.
Machine, aad would exchange II for any have
ini difficulty In operating with II any Kind OF CLOTH
the tckcs Cashmere the hiest Linen. We have made
several pair of 1"w Linen pants for servants have
mud operated ak different knhs Of sewing
Machines but barhofs and singers the only Machines
thni would recommend 10 buy They thr only
Machines make TUTORS fifth consider Bariholr's
much the cheapest maclnr II simple In constructions easy
understand, aud likely get order Almost
has inrihuif's
'hn, worked on last year. guc Bahofs the preference
Respectfully ,ours, &c., CARpiuS u. TERRY.
r. and difficulty In getting with inr-
iholfs Machine They that something ongh
.,ne the that invented Sewing Machines shut
tlr mud Lock stitch June f6,llfs 4. u. T..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02

If to tell readers that the wells and
VtS springs Throughout The country had been poisoned, and
THAI We had discovered an antdoc 10 its effects tm
that would not gladly avail themselves of discovery, viii
The hope of avering death. If tell them that
had discovered mine Of treasure enough and aud
that prepared Ia share with them would
aid 10 fortune But health is valuable than rcrs
how much gaLhe should they be to lcarn that great
has been compounded Of purely vegetable matter and
that its curative powers little less certain than gt and
darkness Need We give insancesy If 81" call The pro-
prel"r OF BAKES BlrIEEs and examine The n!ra!s Of
certificates, from all sections Of the South OF nave
h"cu cured Of bgepsa by It's nil healing properties Among
them will the vouchers old and young, male and
male, "Nnng this BrrEEs 10 the Skies and lcesn. ProAi
,sncr TOR its powers But its virtues confined
dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield reait Its puwcr.
Torpid rcrs become quckencd aud made active by Its un
sour stomac,s made healthy by its nouralliGg -,
fccs Indigestion disappears when enters the Of life.
Diana cannot resist lis tonic powers And Cholera ITSELF
when met ly these BIrTERs promptly disancd and Incomes
harmless It's thousands of persons have certified who used II IN
l49 and ~ when that devastating the county
BAkEsS BlffEl,S will not remedy all the Ills Of humanity,
but such diseases caused by stomach bow els RIA:
Oily yield 10 lis strengthening effects. and speedily driven
from the system All who need tonic should try it, and b.
liv.lr Judges of its virtues.
For sale by all the Druggists In Lyucburs md by all ne
principal Druggists in the city0f Richmond, and cSc"er
Virginia. also of Messrs Chas sott Co" Washington "H,
d. G. H. siabrr Co., Baltimore, Nd ID. Il. Micr, tut
iugton, KY: and Barnes " Park, N. Y.
orders filled by addressing T.. BAKER. Proprietor.
tth 2ll6cts Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
Nothing Later From Charleston

WA<nlNcroN, May LIP to i've o'clock. no
n word has been heard from Charleston, owing Il
the bad working of the line and the pressure .
Yesterdays business.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
N eW Books.

rINlIE BIBLICAL REASON WnY--A hnnd book for Bbli
n cal students recommended by Clergyman all icnoi'i
nations. PoEas b! Miss Mnloek, author of John Halifax,
II, man. SAY stAt, .~orh, by the author Of
"Widc Wide World = Just received by
apli PAYNE n BLArKFnRD
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nTsuKr.LANmus.
READYii 80
70 n NJ n N n n NJ

ready exhib choice assortment Of NEw SPRING
GOODS purchased under AyoFabie cirrunstances do
riinng Market weh win adri him great pessurv 70 show
M all In need of nashonable aosd and cheap xaoss @
In Ills stock will be found goods bile impDfation also
ap si- No. % MAIN STREET.
New Grocery and Commission House.
WI NJ. IL. ROSE v DIR. a. r. WILLS
HAVE associated themselves together under the style and
Arm Of WILLIAM II. ROSE b co, and have taken the
No. eI Main street. door 30 Lace Rookie Taylor,
los the purpose Of eon,actinga
Genoi al 0rceeiy and Commisrion Busness,
an ihs receipt OF large and well selected s,ock
~ aisotERtEs STAPLE DRY GOODS, ind LIQUORS Of
kinds aud every article usually kept Fs Class
Wholesale and Retail urocry oase and viii pay particular
attention the Of BACoN LARD BUTTER, FLOUR,
WHEAT, TOBACCO and Country Produce generally: make
liberal advances Produce In ban consigned for sale and
cash time snics when required.
Al ask fom The public IA IN call and examine stock
before buying motto will be Qatck sales and small
pFp6ks.
icy No iruuhls 10 show Goods Iap bly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02

- VIZ are authorized 10 announce DAVID lIoff-
Ng MAN candidate for election the Office
t"na.i sinner Of the Revenue hr the Western district Of
Campbell county. Election 9TH Thursday OF May next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
From Rev. DR.. RoS

n ~ EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
IsS SENrlr's lsrALIRLR BAKING 1owpEG.-All persons
fpd of light sweet and wholesome loaf bread, biscuits batter
aud bickwliea cakes, purchase this powder w cont
dtnrc The materials are perfectly harmless and pleas
AMI than Soda, Sa!araus, NC. No fear bfcad. The
oi il will make the highest sweetest bread the
possible time save ine labor and expense; and dis
appoints II the accompanying simple directions observed
sides, il is manufactured in Virginia and invention
lanhecipu John W. Garlick manuia, aud sole roI-
eto Rchmond Va We know him, and have tried it, and
commend the best tried. Get it and mind The M
rcctipIs. lfrh Hts.