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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

ARRIVAL THE Y. s. STEAMSHIP SEMINOLE AT
HAMPTON RoADs-Edpfnre Of another Starr ,eah Fire
Us6drei Sdres on Board-We learn from n gentleman
just arrived in the city that the U. s. steamship of
war Wyandotle brought to hey West, on Saturday,
the 18th inst, II bark named the "Minms" which
had been overhaulcd on the coast Of Cuba, with n
cargo OF Africans, numbering over five hundred The
gentleman, with others, came passenger in the u s.
steam gun boat, the Seminole which arrived ~ lamp
ton Roads on Friday night last The Seminole is one
OF the vessels bull mt Warrington navy yard near
Pensacola She left Key Yves, on Sunday, the l2,h
inst, md arrived al Hampton Roads Friday night
Our Informant states that The negroes board the
slave vessel were being decmated by sickness and it
was hardly known what To do with them in addition
to those already there. taken from the ship Wdfre.
The Williams was snii to be n down-east built vcs-
sci, aud well calculated TO carry great number, if
not disturbed. There were those at Key West who
expressed the opinion that the "Widfre' (he SLAYER
previously captured) and the Williams were simply
thrown out rs bait for the L. 5 sqradrDn so as to
let some ten dozen vessels the Goa be secure
by calling their attention off, and allowing them free
entrance The question seemed to be what WAS to be
done with those at Key West There was but slight
accommodations and the fear of pestence prevail
cd Ball. San, yestsrdap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Letter from Hon John Minor Bolts,
APPROVING the NOMINATIONS AND PLATFORM.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1860.
COLEMAN Y.lLorr, Baltimore.

Hon. COLEMAN YgtLorr. Baltimore
Dear Sr:-I have received through Mr. Crane,
your invitation to address the mass meeting that
will assemble in Baltimore to ratify the nomina
tons made. on yesterday, by the Constitutional
Union party, in Baltimore.
an, here in attendance on the sick bed of a
cherished brother who is dangerously i'll in this
city; but If the opinions and position Of SO hum
Bile an individual as myself can be Of any weight
or have any influence you are authorized and re-
quested to say that there was no gentlemen WHOSE
name was presented to that Convention, aud who
could he recognized as q member Of the party with
which have acted, that would not have received
such support rs il becomes me as patriot
and friend of the Union and the country to
give.
NV vote can never be given for any man or par
ty. for 90 high and responsible position, that is
not fully committed to tho great National abiding
principles, for the establishment Of which l have
devoted quarter Of a century Of an active lite
Regarding both the nominees as coming within
this category. I shall certainly give them my
vote. The platform yon have adopted net only
meets with my entire concurrence, but it is just
such a. have, for twenty years, insisted was the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Maryland Republicans.

WILLIAM l.. MARSHALL, who represented Mary
land in part, 10 tho Black Republican Conven-
ton at Chicago, is at present Judge Of Of the
Courts in Baltimore City. to which place no was
elected in virtue Of his nomination by Conven-
ton of the Democratic party. of which he has always
heretofore been bright and shining light Messrs.
Francis p. Blair AMI Charles Leo Armour, who
also appeared as tho representatives of tho Mary
land Republicans, were most ardent Democrats
until very recent dato indeed. until they dis
covered that the old hulk Of Democracy was tho
roughly scuttled and in a sinking condition. and
then true TO tho instincts Of their party they de-
serted and sought safety in tho protecting arms of
Black Republication. We arc we'll aware that
the political antcccdcnts and. present position Of
these WORTHLESS matters that very little concern
tho public. and our only object in noticing them
ut this time is to let the Southern people know Of
what sort Of stuff Maryland Black Republicans
nrc made IL il the habit of Southern Locofocos
to assail the Union pnrty as nm ally Of Repnhli-
cnus and ut the very moment, when William l..
Marshall, n Democratic Judge from Baltimore, is
sitting as ono of the ce1'rcsilents Of the Con
vention at Chicago, and Francis p Blair for
quarter Of century the leading Democratic eii-
tor in the country is taking prominent part in
the proceedings Of Tho same reasonable gathering.
Ii the hcighth of impudence, had not before
been fairly attained by the partsans &C Loco.
Incoism. we should now conclude that their right
t, rre-emncnee in that regard would be unques-
tiopad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

NEWFOUNDLAND SEAL FIsnfRlEs The sealing
feet, with the exception Of about twenty vessels,
had returned from the VOYAGE IL, the Inst date,
from ST JOINTS oh inst. The quantity of seals
brought in Is much less than last year which was
one year viz, 1855
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

only one that any pafiy had righ. e edop, :; 10
VII tie Constitution Of the Unissd So. upon
which aloue any executive is at liberty 20 admin
lister this government. ! am, very responsibility,
yonrs jan szM. Boris.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

Coroner S'es BInncy, who has charge of tho
investigation in the Weynou,h poisoning case
was appointed in the 1928, and has therefore held
the Office thirty.two years. Daring that time he
has had about fifteen cases, or a little less than
one in two wears
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

lne J,rAxFsE EmBAssy.--Ou Sunday afternoon
about thirty OF the Japanese walked t~ound the wes
t'tp section OF the city Of Washington, visiting the
Jackson and Washington statues. They wcr", il Is
said delighted with what they saw, The States of
MoulAy evening says
Last night they were taken into the concert room
of Willnrds. and the organ which still remains there
was made to give ont Its thunder tones. They do
not however, to be very fond of music, nhou I'll
they listened with interest to the tones OF the organ.
They went through several of their religious forms
and ceremonies, whirh we're truly imposing.
The orthodox religion ofJapan is Snoo-all wor-
SHIP the sun. Their belief is that the world re-
generated through the fundamentally aud appear
earth of female and after I'm, ing performed
this great and good work, for which by God she was
ordained, she assembled Heaven and became embo-
died in the sun.
Their national flag is cmblcmatca Of their rel-
g,on, Displaying rs i; does, the IN all its purity
upon the white field. There other secls, and ~
mong them the most numerous would appear to be
tie followers OF lluddha.
We notice that ii is proposed to give the embassy
m imposing reception thrir visit to Phladel phia.
Both the military and hremen will probably parole on
the occasion The embassy will proceed rs lar as Will
mineton by railroad, and then by steamboat up the
Delaware TO the Philadelphia navy yard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
ELECTORS.

I'm pnruos-Ie = CHANDLER, Of Eo,tlk CITY
- TH0zfAe BRuCE. cf HALIFAX.
- JOHN 4, THORNTON, OF Prlace Edwar
- - JAAE8 u JOHNSON, Of Bedford
~ N, ii SCOTT, az Powhntsn-
LERd1if<1. J. boNDEN, OF william burg.
- jOsEPH CHRISTIAN, Of Middesex.
- II m eHACKE1A0RD Of Fanquer.
~ ANDREW r. KENNEDY, OF Jefferson
ii.@ A. M IL STUART, Of Augusta.
11~~ nj n fTAPLEe, Of Montgomery.
-. - WALrER PRESTON, Of washfngtan.
- J. J.JAOKSQN, Jr., Of Wood.
- A. B. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.

~ AM n candidate for tie office Of Constable fr the
dig Eighth District Of The county o CaDpb,i. (tiy OF
Iynrhbur9) Thankful cDnh relrs.d the
past pledge ysoif f reelected, To faithful discharge OF
the duties of the office.
may % dtde y. d. RuMBoUGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Commissioner of tho Revenue.

n<SE> WE authorized 10 announce y. N. EtBANK
E candidate for reelection 10 the office of TO nis
sioner OF the Revenue for the City OF Iynchburg.
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
FOR SALE.

pfSlRlNG TO procure a printing press 10 be
EN n operated by steam power, the proprietor of this
9R HY tsatlshmeni oiiersior sale upon which
~ ~ the y rginan' Is printed. II s n subxlan m
sial AnAMs P"wEE PRrss. propelled by hand and
wtnVT capable OF making Thousand an
St hoaf The character OF lis work IAN be deter.
mined ny The appearance of this papcr
the proprietor of e3ny newspaper having much eircu
atson or doing much job Press would save nhor
s"'' """ money H"hi !" sold al bargain. laug Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Valuable Landed Estate at Auction

Valuable Landed Estate at Auction
SITuATED IN AMELIA CO, AND UNIVERSALLY Ac.
- KN0wLEDGED TO BE ONE OF THE BEST WHEAT
AND TOBACCO GROWING SECTIONS OF TUE STATE
Tor sale f not privately disposed of before n the val
ye liable plantation abe late Col Jos. Bragg situated u
<5% two miles from Amelia Cour House, which place Anal
-@atlere IS Depot of the Richmond and Dan, HE arua,
and lying both sides oi the Beys ridg Court House
Road the South side of which is the tract containing
11Gl ACRES. consisting Of
100 ACRES CLEARED HIGH LANDS,
l22 ACRES CLEARED Low GROUNDS AND BRANCH
LAND WELL DRAINED,
419 ACRES ORIGINAL OAK AND HICKORY GROWTH
1870 ACRES SECOND GROWTH PINE
All the open Land is well adapted TO the cultivation Of
Wheat, Tobacco, Com and Oats, and well watcred
The inpros II good O,erscrrs House with
rooms Grancry, Stables, 10 Negro Houses Tobacco
Barns
The other portion lying the North side of tie road con
20 ACRES OPEN LAND,
1ol ACRES ORIGINAL GROWTH.
40 ACRES PINE LAND, with Tobacco Barns
ly located and recently buiii
As 10 the health Of this plantation and It's surrounding neigh
h"rho"d ~ well known TO be equal 10 any the State
desired viii sell the last named tract separately
divide The FIRST To suit purchasers The
VIII be allowed 10 seed crop OF Wheat Immediately
sale, and full possession given 5h day OF November
next AT which time viii sell at public auction u the perisha
BILE property Stock Mules and Horses Farming Utensils &c.
together with
FOriy-rhrec Likely Negroes.
The terms Tor Tie Land will beOne fourth remain.
der credit of aud years with interest added with
deed OF irIs on the property TO secure the payment
FoI the Negroes, credit of given interest
added For The persable property, stock &c, in all
under 800 cash. that amount, months credit without
interest, actually paid.
To persons wishing purchase Mr. j. s. Noble who resides
tho place, Dr. VIM j. Chcatham, resides near the
Court House, will take pleasure In showing the premises or
give any information respecting the properly.
plat Of the land can be seen in the Clerks Office Amelia
Court House.
JOS. b. DUNN,
may --dlawtds EX'tOr Jos. Bragg decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

go WE clip the following from the Providence Gene
sssg rat .ldteftist,, sept. IL sol
al bis al the year. when cholera cholera morus,
dfs,niery, and other kindred comnins sure Ia prevail
YER BODY should be- hera supplied with Perry DaNiss Veg
cable Pain Killer Persons leaving homc whether be for
@ excursion trip to Europe should be in condition TO
racc their hands Oh II at moments warning Many diseases
incident 10 The summer months, Which will prove fatal If not
iam in'y checked be promptly cured 10y or two
se IS The Pam Killer. On Than occasion have We
m,n relieved of intense suffering by the timely of the
al,t" nnncd preparation.
sold by all druggists grcers and medicine dealers through
nlt the nch StHlcs and laIin,lAr. aim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

arc.S@ WEarc authorized TO announce c. A. HOLCoMt
kyG candidate for election to the Office Of Commits
soner Of the Revenue In the Eastern District Of Campbell
euuui, 16tle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Words Of Caution.

f s~ II 10 tell rc.ders that the wells and
~ springs Throughout the country had been poisoned and
had aniuc lis effects them
Wuud gladly avail Themselves Of discovery, with
tn nycring DEATH IL Ia tel them that
lad cred mine OF treasure for them and and
prepared To share with Them. would
aid But health valuable than riches,
how much grate should they be To that great
lHnacca has been compounded at purely vegetable matter and
thai It's curative powers are little less certain than light aud
darkness Need give isnnccs2 II cali pro-
lh.i"r ct BAkES BIlEs aud examine the inyriads of
certificates, from all sections al the Nou of persons who
been cured OF Dypesf by liz ahcaing properties. Among.
ucIu viii the hers OF old and young male aud
male cNoHg ths BIEs the skies, and blessing Provi-
eIcc for is curative powers But lis virtues confined
10y SpcISa Nervous Headaches yield readily powers.
Torpid lNcrs become quckencd aud made active by lis ntu-
si"nacs made healthy by its neualizing cf-
t Indigestion disappears when it enters the organs nj life.
bhrurd cannot resist its tonic powers And Cholera ITSELF
whcn mel ~ these BrTEGs, prm! disarmcd and becomes
harmless thousands of persons have certified who used
~" and , when that devastating the country
BAkElS Isl lES Will moi remedy all the i'll, humanity,
bar Diseases caused 10y stomach bowels
It Yield I" It, engineering effects, aud speedily driven
HE stem All who need tonic should icy H. and be
com" their own Judges OF its virtues.
Tor de- b, all the Druggists ia iyncburg, nni by all the
pnc Druggists in the ely OF EGnoi, and tisew here
Virginia. ais Of Mcssrs Chas Stoll ~ Co" Washington city,
-; II. Siasler Co, Baltimore, Nd; d. Il. Miller. Gov
iu-',n. Ky. aad Barnes n Park n. y.
orders filled by addressing L. BAKER, Proprietor.
i-b 2l-ddcls Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

~ WE authorized To announce DAVID II OFF
lky MAN n candidate for election 10 the ul zee al
pnm s0rr of the Revenue for the Western listr ct of
anpbe county. Election lth Thursday Of May nrNt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

HE attention OF physicians Is respectfully directed To our
=, ooAPoQND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCMU made
MIN care ami compounded by the rules of Pharmacy
nus preparation combines, in concentrate. firm the active
properties OF uchu Pareira Bravo and iva Jrs-rene,cs
adapted 10 The treatment Of diseases the urinary in
all tner complications Made and sold by
ms! ~ j. THOMPSON Druroit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Sherifalty.

WE authorized to announce JOHN II. CON
Ik<sS LEY n candidate for the Sherhalty of Cam bcl
count, ELECTION, 4th Thursday IN May. Zap ~ 1o
M WE ARE authorized 10 q FORGE II, EN-
W<R MON candlare for the Shcrialy of Camp bell
County. Hep. copy1 NH 10
f~ WE authorized To announce John O. THORN
WE Hill. candidate tor the Shcrlay OF Camp
bell County linh s,ltdo~
M ~ 4 ARE authorized 10 announce FRANCIS THORN
ny TON Candidate for the Shrrialty Of Camp hell
county. Election day, 4th Thursday In May. NH 2dtdc
M s- WE authorized 10 announce GEO. H. dazzle.
NE.E RON IA candidate for the ShcritTally of Ami
county, nj the ensuing election NH 2-dtie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Compound Fluid Extract of Ruchu.

- HOUSE FOR RFNr-wllh four rooms and Kilcb, an[
EhA i ~ Apply 10 ALEX. KiNNIER
Rrib
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

SPECIAL, NOTICES.

e.g-szz. ENCOURAGE HOME MAsurACTr RE-. say,
- r.sr. iss' saasa p Si1asI
;ps. ,ras and in an siegan, and nand
q s.ss .. rs ssa% s'iss s 1is. I'd
a 'asng q lime, lsbor and sSpss.. s: a,s5,,.,,
NAH HlI, IIfsnico. l4h Oct, -
Oh o .as senpss sIas unssans pro
be superior 70 ANYTHING that has Sssa used IN my
'4'''' ~ W. THOMAS BIsroRD
Posrsxerrn. March 70, 1853
cheeruly recommend "sempe's Baking rowasr rs Inc
i superior article used for making ls ana sweet
- ' JOHN JACK
JOHN W. GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
may 1a3n Richmond Va
$50 If MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, USE BRAN
- DRETHs PILLs-rhey as pleasant as u Truly
cti,e medicine can be- is you may take purgatves
will operate Shout pain, because he. take Tue osac
irs the blood, which worse than being pea, worse
having the vital huid abstrnesed Beware OF he'-
ANnss Pills only take bold OF those matters which the
4.y whom sick They are solely All aSSis
Iat of nature-i,ohing more, nothing less They do not
tc they merely assist and herein Ia their great saine Inc
trce blessed wois SO fortunate as TO be acquainted
good md perfect gilt to man. because he has
his body insured In heata by their occasional
Principal Office 2oi Canal street, New York. ana AL res
l.ctable dealers in medicine. ma! lm
Wigs wigs li--WigS III
BAf6nELok's WIGS AND ToupEEs surpass
ESali They elegant, easy, light and durable
the f sad "esd a IS the only " establishment where these
things properly understood and maiei6 Bend street.
New York (sNp&ool NH 13-dae1y.
Hair Dye Hair Dye !l-Hair Dyel
49, WM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE!-TnE OH
BEST IN Tue WoRLD!-All others are mere
limitations should be avoided If you wish 10 escape rid
cuie. -
GRAY RFp Rusty HAZE Dyed instantly beautiful and
Brown Black, without injury TO the Hair or skill
ffttea Heddls aud Dpfo1ios have been awarded to VIM
A. iintecor 1882 900 applications have been
made the Hair OF the Patrons Of his famous Dye.
W. A. BAIcnKoE's Ham DYE produces q color not to be
uished from NATURE and uarrdnfed not 10 injare In
m least however long may be continued and the ~ effects
;ad Dyes remede the Hair n,lgornted for Life by This
Splendid Dye.
all cities and Of the United States, by Drug
lis,s and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The Genuine has the and address upon steel
l.laic engrayi ing four sides Of each Box. of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR
NH l3-d&cly- ; Mr.&co.] 10 Bend street, New York.
fv TIM undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACTS
s.pl .9-ts WIN. D. BRANCH
Grover e Bakers.
~ CEIrBnArEp FAMILY SEWING MAcAisEs, 495 Broad
Ky way, New York, and Isl Baltimore Street. Baltimore
\ NEW sIYLE-pRiCE s50-HEMMERS - EXTEA.-
This machine from two spools purchased from the
requiring winding thread II Hens FEELS, Gath
and stitches in superior style finishing each by lis
operation, without 10 ,he hand needle, rs Is
,lnrd By other machines. II will do better and cheaper
tint scaistrcss she works for cent
send FOR II circular 1T. DAVIS& co
MT, a-it-. Agents. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
CoMMRRcIZ
LYNCHB5R : MARKETS,
4. sEE T ;<.p =

tv-These quotations. viii be unds.aood, represent whoio
sale priees generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
For Commonwealth's Attorney

FRI --s-- TO THE CITIZENS OF LyNCIIBu re- am
Nr.y candidate for reelection ms CONFERENCE.-The AuoT-
the city Lynch AT the election 10 he held OH &c tru
lH In this month. he most satisfactory qua
which can or,r Tor The faithful discharge Of my
erected for the future, Ia conduct Prosecuting 1t orncy
The lasi hin, years
l9.tdc JAMES GARLA ND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
By CHAS. 4. WORKMAN & co, ArcrIovrrps
RICHM0N GINTA
Cargo Sale of Sugar L. MoIaSses at auction
Valuable Estate at Auction

Valuable Estate at Auction.
m ON Thursday JUNE It'll. 1860, al O'Clock in the
II afternoon, shall offer for sale by auction the civ
iynchburg, the day at the hour above named on
the premises that valuable real estate bequehcd by the
late George Whitock, situated Main in this civ
IroHtng said street about SIS feet running back d.
Of about l32 feet and adjoining the Czens Saving,
Bank be divided to suit purchasers IL Is nearly op
the Norvel House, and is desirable property
TERNsODe third cash, the balance of one and
two years. the purchaser 10 execute negotiable en-
dorsed carrying interest from date the 10 be
until paid for trust deed, If required
WILLIAM ID. WHITLOCK
by ALEXANDER X JAMES NJ. DoNNAN.
may l5-dIawtds his Attorneys
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

A LII KINDS OF NEW GOoDS-Just received and will DO
maybe JOHN J. PURyIs, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
" ;Star's Halsafsl OF w lid Cherry Re
commended by Physicians.

:. NJ HUKN, NtpI,
s.W. FowLE 4 Co--Srs most chetrfuly add my icsi-
mony In favor OF the alsam We have used II In amly,
IN pulmonary affections Coughs and Colds, and esteem
NEST valuable remedy and have recommended in various
lnts this mature, with ny aria. happy results.
W. Il. LYNCH, VI. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

hereby forcwarn all persons from trading for
~ any account which ISAAC EuRABAcK NAV haze AGAINST
me, as have ofseis against the same.
may 23d3t NJ ApN.srr,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

Pure Coal Oil.
400 GALLONS pure Canse Coal Oil. Warranted to be
HOO pure and VI best quality. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
ma! ~ 4- ra'ttH Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
Spring and Summer Goods.
OTIS, shoes, Hats, Caps and Straw Goods

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE
Jtp HAVING received The greater portion of my Spring
kA1 and Summer Goods and being in receipt daily OF such
us are being made 10 my order, my friend.
49, and the public, that they may call, with full expcca-
ton of being suited either in quality style or price NV STOCK
OF Trunks Carpet Bags, Umbrellas Sc lae comprises
every grade. 49, L. L. AI.MISrEAH
hf3-lfcp corsI No. 140 Main St., Lynchburc Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

Ftsy candidate for election to the Office of Cor
wcanh'- Attorney for the county of Campbell.
may lstdc tRep. cory
~ WI. authorized JAS. L. OLE
MAN, Esq. IA candidate for reelection the cc
'nnon"cnlhs Attorney Of Amherst county Grael nj for
the confidence rcposcd in him the pasl eight he
pledges himself IL reelected 10 whatever abi he
may possess the faithful discharge of all the duties Inc ent
Ia the Office lap 10 .ide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

fDhftAbiIIs
cteerfuy recommend "sempies baking Powder rs ID.
a. Il SUPERIOR article ever used for making iig and sweet
Lar read Bircuils, &C. in the shortest possible Time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

sS- uOLLo WAYS PILLS AND OINTMENT
tArroSio avoid purchasing pernlcious counerftlts Of
HDHJcays remedies may be in the marked look mar
""y to the waler-mark in the book of directions Unless the
words Holloway, New York and london, disccnbe in
Transparent letters holding the leaf light the
same Is spurious. sold NJ the factory No. 50 Maiden
ac New ora, and b! Ill drug2ists &c. Al Ter
p"A or i'"f Inlay le
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23
FRETWELL e. HALL,

-
~, HAVE now In store their Spring and Summer stock
XHI OF Boots shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks Carpet Bags Va
~ Ices Cali skins, Sole Leather and NIL kinds Shoe
findings all Of which will be sold on the
able terms, as they were bought In q favorable time
We ale also manufacturing Ladies and G.nlenens Caters
OF every description; well all kinds work done
line Of business, and call the attention OF those in
want 10 j. Mica II Boots as we have them (blh dress
ana douDic1 OF Inc besi quality. fmh dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-23

MANSFIELD, TioGA Co, Pa, Aug, 1855
Gentefnilaving used in my practice last four years.
Wis,ars ialsam of Wild Cherry With great success
'hserully reconm Id 10 those afflicted with obstinate Coughs
Colds, Asthma, &c. II. b. MAXIM. NJ D.