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DOCTOR H00FLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared by
DR.. 0. N. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Will efectually Gu

Will efectuay cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUEDICK,
Chronic Nervous Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys and
all DISEASES arising from disoTdered Lieer Stomach
THE Proprietor in calling the attention fthe public to
this preparation, does with feeling of the utmos,
confidence in is virtues and adaptation the diseases
for which il Is recommended
is and untried article, but that has stood
the OF years trial before the American peope
and its reputation and sale Is unvaed by any similar
preparations eXtant.
Principal Oice and Mandatory, No % Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
MoRSANrowN, Va, AugUSt 4, 1885.
DEAR Sn; The sales of the Bitters are increasing and
what speaks volumes in their favor that all who have
used them speak highly of their effects. No medicine
that sell gives such general satisfaction and the demand
for exceeds all precedent; and you, it affords
me pleasure TO sell such remedy. Our hysicans nc
longer scout at it, but compelled to acknowledge
intrinsic value and the greater part of them have had
magnanimy sufficiently lay aside their preudices and
prescribe il in their practice.
Respectfully, yours, F. NJ CHALFANT.
DR.. G. NJ JACKSON.
For sale by Storekeepers and Druggists in every
z. b. GILMAN, Washington, and JOHN L. KID
WELL, Georgetown. ID c., Agents 4Q3
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MRS. EMMA D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH,
The celebrated American Authoress, has been engaged
10 write EXCLUSIVELY for THE NEW YORK LEDGER;
and all the NOVELTIES that she writes after the Isl OF
January will be published in paper but THE LED
GER. See THE LEDGER advertisement, in another
column
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MRS. EMMA D. B.N. SOUTHWORTH.

Mis-. EMMA ~. u. N. SOUIHWORTH,
The celebrated American Authoresa, has been engaged
to write ExcLusrvK1r for THE NEW YORK LEDGER /;
and all the Novelties that she writes after the LIST OF
January will be published In paper but THE LED
GER Soc THE LEDGER advertisement, in another
column.
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VOL. X.

MRS. EMMA d. E. N. SOUTHwORTH.
The celebrated American Authorizes has been engas.a
to write EXCLUSIVELY for THE NEW YORK LED(iF6 =.
and all the Novelties that she writes after the Ist
January will be published in no paper but THE I'm
GER SEQ THE LEDGER advertisement in anotbe,
column
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ARE YOU SICK ?

7 LIGHTHOUSE ISLAND, original Novelet BY tae
author of Zillah" &C. will be published IN tho Sat-
urday Rrening Post See Prospectus in another place
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APP
PARATUS,
MANUFACTURED BY C. B. WARNING, A. M.
Ul Poughkeepsie. ~ Y. Catalogues traits. 446
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olo No. AZ Ann ST New York
N. B-We employ no travelling agents Specimsr
copies sent free. We will be responsible for all ronsys
sent us IN registered letters, and otherwise In cos
out hye cents TO get letter registered al any Posi- Oce
anu This lnsures the party sending money aQans, los
Now - good time 10 subscribe, as new story bv
EMERSON BENNETT will soon be commenced -
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MEN THAT ARE MEN

Among the diseases this Pill has cured with aston
shing rapidity, may mention Costiveness, Bill
ous Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Heartburn,
Headache arising from foul Stone CHI, Nausea, In
digestion, Morbid inaction in the Bowels and pain
arising thereirom, Elatulency, Loss of Appetite all
UlcefoHs and cataneous Diseases, which require an
eYacuant Mediciae, Scrofula, or Kings Evil. They
also by purifying the blood and stimulating the Sys
tenn, cure many complaints which it would not be
supposed they could resc; s,;ch as Deafness, Par
tia Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Ir,utibity,
arrangements of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and
other Kindred complaints, arising from a low state
of tho body distractions of its functions, They
are the best Purgatve Medicine ever discovered,
and you viii bat need to Use them to know it..
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G. AVER. Lowell Mass, and
s,h by j. c, NJ. Merriat and j. G. Laird, Staun-
ton. and Druggists everywhere.
July Y, ls55-2me
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PERRY DAVIS SIR The benefits / have reeeiy-
ed from the use of your invaluable remedy, the
Pain Killer induces me to pen word ol.praise for
It. Experience has convinced pe the. fer Headache,
Indigestion, Pain in the Stomach. any ether
part OF The system, Severe Chills, Wearness, com
mon colds. Eoarseaess, CRCALERA, CHsLERA
AORBUS, Diarrhooea, Dyseftery, foothache dc.
there IL n5tassa te- H.. Z34ii1s. have
Gbis hour recovered from severe attack Of me
Sick headache, By using two feaspoonius, taken at
thirty minutes interval in glass full of hot water
am confident that, through the blessing of God it
saved me from the cholera during the summer of
1919. Travelling, amid heat, Dust toll, change Of
diet and constant exposure to an infected atmos-
phere, my system daily predisposed to dsscnte-
ry attecks accompanied with pam, for Which the
Pain Killer was sovereign remedy, one tenspooninl
rurinS the worst in an hour. or at most, hGif
day! l have heard many cases the country over OF
Dysntery being cured by It's use Put in the teeth,
it wonld stop the teothache. Gratitude, and de-
sire for its general use, has drawn from this
unsolicited testimonial IN its teyor.
d. I. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister of the Gospel.
August, z, lS56.-2t.
THE REIGN or Anr. In this wonderful age, Art
lays her master touches almost everything
The ceilings and the carpets tread on,
hallowed by Art. 4 RI winds the railway through
the mountains aud the mud makes FER. machines
oi wood and iron, to DOT As # with knowledge and
annihilates space with lightning tanned down to the
tutaledge OF a boy. Nothing is teo lofty for her
touch nothing too humble. A new proof Of tits Old
conviction has just fallen under our notice, in the
shape Ola CArHAKfte Pitt, from the Laboratory OF
that world renowned Chemist bet. j. G. AVER.
- If we understand the subject he has carried that
article to the fatherest perfection of which it is capa
Die. Instead ct employing drugs in its composition
as we have always thought the necessary and on
~ way, he has with consammatc stil extracted
the rrtaes of the medicine be employed and comz
hined them 1ae in thair purity iogetear. flie
position is then mixed aad rolled by machinery and
steam power into a speroid pill which is wrapped
in an envelope OF gelatine for protection fre'u tie
effects of weather or time, and then thieNly ooatcd
with sugar, to a passport over the palate
Notwithstanding all this lahored perfection they are
offered to the Public at less than cent EACH
However humble the department, we think this may
DO safely characterized as the contamination of Art
In its line fornng Ners, Bait,
July l2-lm.
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SsatintOM Academy.

ffsHE next session of the Staunton Academy will
commence on the first Monday Of September,
The Principal viii be assisted, as heretofore, by
MIR. JOHN CARRIER, The course is comprehensive
and thorough, in Latin, Greek, French, and Math-
ematlcs. The price of tuition Is $40 per session of
Five Months French $40 extra. Pupils viii not
be received for less than fac months, aud no de-
daclion will be made for absence, except in cases of
serious sickness WIN. II. II. WA0pELL, for whose
qualifications the principal will be security, win in
strutt elementary class OF ten small boys, under
his superintendent, in his own room, At S3.5Oper
month. l.. WADDEiE. SR
stanton, August G, 1856. Principal.
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Wesleyan Ecssafe Institute.

THE next session this school will commence on
L the First Wedacsasty of September, with in
creased advantages for promoting the comfort and
Improvement of Its pupils.
The course Of Instruction IS systematic and com
prehensive, embracing all The branches of thor
ough english education togethhr with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, Music, Drawing, Painting
&c.
AL the departments viii be Under the direction of
teachers of experience and skill in their profession
ana the boaftiers reside IN the Institute will
be under their at all times, and receive all
cessary aid and attention. Parents arc assured
that whlewe shall preserve infexbly that discipline
which is essential to the proper development OF the
mind, and the formation OF a true womanly eharac-
ter pupils shall also receive special instruction
in regard to their personal department, and the
propieties Of social life. and shall have our best eff
forts to enable them to srond their time at school
pleasantly as well as proiita5ly.
Terms Per Session of Ten Months.
Board, Lights and Fuel $40.
Tuition $40 40
Music on Piano, with use ofinstrument so.
Modern Languages, each 30
PAYABLE one hall at the beginning of the session,
the other, LIST Of February.
JOHN WILSON.
Principal.
Stanton August q 1e55-.5ts
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Que Hua arad Dollars Reward.

The Consiitulionalisi and Republic, of ,Au-
gusta, contains the following card
To the Editor of the Consllulionalist:
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD BY MECHANIC
authorize you to Offer reward Of fifty dollars
tor the rsof that James Buchanan said in a
speech ia the United States Senate in 1888 as
slated in some OF the newspapers, that he 'con-
sdered ten cents any was enough for labor
ino man"
:. II is me general belief with the Know Moth
.ngs that mechanics have sense. have
found no one that could make good this state
ment about sod Buck, - SO | though, would
offer reward for the desired Information, that
lhuse who have got SO much more sense than
the mechanics, eau t,.fn their knowledge TO
aome profit. 4 MECHANIC.
Augusta, Ga. June 20, 1856.
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SCHEME
an ooo 1856 PRIZES!!
1875 Prizes amounting to

| O,Io %"NHjNNN
The 5000 Prizes of So are determined by the
number which draws the SAC, 600 Prize-if that
ber should be odd number, then every odd num-
her ticket in the Scheme, viii be entitled to So; if
an even number then every even number ticket in
the Scheme viii be entitled to IS, in addition to any
other Prize which tho ticket may draw.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity of odd
and even number tickets viii be certain OF drawing
nearly half the cost Of the same, with chances OF
obtaining other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with 0, q A, 6, 8, arc
eyeu-all those ending with l, 3, 5, Z, 0, are odd.
n,s- Remember that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
ny All Prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid imme-.
diately after the dfawng-other Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days. -. =,
All communications strictly confidential. The
drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm
mediately after the drawing.
Whole Tickets $i0--Halves S5-Quarters S21@
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed i'll other Tickets
at either office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As one-half of the Tickets guaranteed to draw
S. we will sell Certificates of Packages Of 10 Tick
cts (odd and even numbers,) at the following
rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw the amount
guaranteed aecrues to the purchaser
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
" 10 Half - 80
" Z" 10 Quarter q Is
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
s. SWAN Il CO., Ationta, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Aug. z, 1856.
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!.
RHarblc Ward.

HAVING removed my yard from, the old stand
i 4 miles farther up on the Midilebrook road
and having just received beautiful and well seee-
ted lot of Marble, viz Italian, Rutland and domess
tie, l am prepared as usual to furnish Tombstone5
of any kind desired A number of beautiful drafts
and designs may be seen by calling at the yard.
l challenge no one, neither do claim other than
my work, and certainly never exhibit that done
in the cities my own. only ask that those in
want of any thing in nay line will call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
A.P. YIQuESNEY.
August o. 1856.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold5 on Thursday the 2lst dog Of Au-
Beard, decd, all his PERSONAL. ROPERTY,
consisting of Horses, Cattle, Mich Cows, Hogs and
Sheep Household aud Kitchen Furniture, Cook
ing Stove, Bacon, Wheat, Rye, Corn ard Oats q
TERMS "A credit OF rine months will be given
on all sums over 50, with bond and security for
IS, and less sums, the cash win be required.
Persons having claims against the estate are re-
Guested to present them immediately, and those in
debted will pay up without delay.
PETER STROUSE,
t -. B. +. MAILMAN, =
August 2, ls56.--tds. Administrators:
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Valuable Hands fer Sale.


| n pursuance o. Decree ef the Circuit Court
4 OF Augusta, rendered ON the 20 day of June
lao6, VIII proceed, as Commissioner named in
the decree, to sell to the highest bidder, Thurs
day, the 18th dag of August next, the TRACT OF
Land on which William Siiling, jr. deed. resided
This tract contains about $50 Acres, and lies the
Main load leading from Pafnassus to Saunton-- 10
miles from the former and from the latter place.
Motetts Brnnch, q permanent stream, runs through
the farm. There il within few yards OF the dwel,
ling, spring Of excellent water This farm has
ON 1t a good suiieieney of Meadow with about 800
acres OF cleared land, in toleraby good state Of
cultivation The balance is well tinlbered pine oak
and hickory she improvements consist OF com
conmodous Barn, and other Out Buildings,
Persons wishing to buy good Stock Grain
Farm VIII do well to exauline the property on on,
before theday Of SALE 10 suit purchasers, this farm
may be Conveniently divided. .s
On the same day will sell, as Commissioner, The
TRACE OF LAND, on which o. ?. Silling, decd.
resided. This farm contains about $50 acres, and
lies on the Main Road badiag nom Staunton to N.Y.
Solenl2 miles from the former and from the lat
ter piace,-is IN good neishborhpnd. and convent
ent to churches, schools and merchant mills. Some
10 acres al this farm are cleared, and na good state
of cultivation, Most OF the cleared land is, at this
time, well set N clover and timothy. The uncear-
ed land is we'll tmbered with oak, hickory and pine
The improvements consist OF a comfortable DIV Ell
LING HOUSE, q goea Barn, and other necessary
Out-Huildings. There is well of good water near
th dwelling. To any one wishing to buy a small
farm, this would be very desirable residence ,
Persons wishing to view and examine the above
naed tracts of land before the day of SALE will call
OF Enos Sil.lpg, John Silling, ir., Abel Carson
n siding in the immediate neighborhood.
FL TERMS $50 much in hand as will pay the cost
f suit and sale; the residue IN three equal payments
falling due respectively in bse, two and three years
from the day OF sale; the purchaser executing sonds
for the pa ments, WITH approved personal security
and the title to be retained as ultimate secnrity.
Js.1s~ Sale to take place on the day above named
at the late residence Of VIM Silling, jr,, decd. at
10 o o'clock, A. NJ. j. +. HOTTIE, Com.
.IuIy Ia lSh6-tds.
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A LARGE assortment of ladies' Dress Caps, and
"a Gaps made to order; Debages for ladies travel
ing dresses at low Prices ladies travelling dresses
at low Prices; ledies' Sunshades at ow prices;
tingam Spnshades at si1@ cents, and silk at 10 "
pscnsi large esortment Of ladies' Hose, white, mix
ed, unbeaehed and blacks iad'es isle dread Hose;
children's = Hose; and mssses long Hose; white and
colorea dol sentlemen's = Hose; ladies' Gloves;
silk and mohtir Mitis aud Gloves; geutemcns LIMA
Cellars and Shirts; d few Straw Hats at less than
cost to close them out; ladies' summer Dress Pat
terms at less than cost for cash. -.
Our accounts are all made out to the 1st Of lily,
and we earnestly request all to call aud settle by
note or cash, Is expect to leave for the North
owing to the illness of aged psrant aud all ac-
counts not shall be compelled to give to other
hands to collect unless they are paid before leave
| invite all who want to buy cheap to call, as am
anxious to roise all the money before leaving
to go North, and will give good bargains for the
cash, GEO, W. SMYTn,
stanton, August 2, lSs6.-5t.
MRS. SMITH has a large assortment of Bornets
and Millinery Gocds--cheap.
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MONEY PAID E0Es EasDES
AT. WAY NESBORC

TUE subscriber having purchased the Tanneref
Il of Mathew II. Parry and George W. Deal, in
the Town of Waynesboro, Augusta Comfy, Va, is
preparing to go largely into the Leather inanuactu
ring business. go0d market will thus be opened
for the sale of Hides of all kinds, and eesh paid for
them OF delivery in any quantity that may be Of
fered.
The citizens Of Bath Highland, Pendleton Rock
ingham, as well rs Augusta comfy, may find it to
their interest to bring their hides to me. Persons
having large quantities in those Western Counties,
eonld make arrangements to deliver them At Depots,
On the Raj Road, aud by corresponding On thespb-
jet, much labor may We avoided in the deli7ery.
Mr.. Wa Withrow, Jr., the Wen known merchant
at Waynesboro, has kindly consented to act as cash.
Ter in my absence. Those from a distance will
therefore call ut his store, where full satisfaction
may be obtained.
HUGH l.. GALLAHER
Weynesboro, August 2. 1856.
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Fer Sale .
VALUABLE TOWN ppOpERT

ALUABLF TUWN TKUPEKI 7.
n pursuance OF decree entered in the cause of
Bqniyita and others against D. A. Pitman's
heirs and depending in the rcuit Court of Angus
" next, in the town Of Stannton, TO sell at public
sale, that very desirable properly recently occupi-
ed by said fitman, and nearly opposite the Virgin
la Hotel. 1t contains two store-rooms and cellars
"a Dwelling House and large room at present used
as Billiard Saloon. Any person desiring to in
vest bis money real estate to yield a LARGE livi-
dend, will lind this desirable for that purpose. .
Terms CT SALE;-Ihe purchase money to be paid
in four equal installnents, falling due respectively
IN six, twelve, eighteen ana twenty four months
trem the way of sale, bearing interest, the title to
be retained as ultimate security, and the purchaser
giving bond and good personal security.
- n. X. TROUT. Con'r.
The above sale is postponed 70 Friday the 18th
day OF August.
August 3, lS5c.-tds.
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THE Cosr OF THE T. S. ARAF.-The army
appropriation bill now before Congress reqai
ers, FOR the support Of the aan5 for the year en-.
ding the 3Qh OIL Jnne, 1857, the sum Of si2,.
i24, 297 81. Aud 10 This about million anil
n half more embraced in the deficiency bill
pr ssed no; une lice, and The aggregate ex
pense attending tie ul&i,.,eaance Of ous army
ior Twelve months Is neatly fourteen millions
ut dollars Some Of The TONS are Of interest, ds
may be seen from The following: Pay Of army
IS, 275, ITO; subsistence, 81 sos, s3l; qnalier
masters supplies, 5000 $50; sspoltd,ion,
81 500 ,0t6; continuation q officer Subsistence
s66 .9g7; clothing t624,7 9a 81; constructing
barracks. &c. $5e9 ,oee. It IS thought that tie
aggregate laay he reduced . about tea millions
vi dollars.
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NV york-cloriosis Intelligence.

twill be seen that the two wings OF tae
New York democracy united at syracuse; tha'
they have agreed upon candidates Tor Governor
and Lieutenant Governor; and that the masses Sc,
OF the party are Tor Union. Glorious lnleill-
gence this!
That sterling journal, the Albany Argus ahd
Atlas, in copying our article on Ne" Ok lo'-
i,ics, on the 30;h, had the following =
1--WE can say to our Boston coh'e.nP,'9'y
that the danger is over. The New tolh oe,
mocracv will unite at The convention to be helu
OF Syracuse this day. The sentiment IN laVof
of Union which comes surging up from the
district conventions and primary meetings held
all over the State within the last lew days, Is
far more deep and powerful thai we Fave ever
known in this State before. The democracy Oh
the state are aroused, and no divided couilsels
will be allowed to stand II the way Oh Inc
achieement oil a victory more brilliant than any
which has marked their past career"
The accounts for these meetings are Oh deep
interest The resolutions have the ring OF The
true metal in them; and the proceedings are
worthy of the best days OF The New YORK de-
mocracy They all point to the consolidation
of democratic strength; and this will be hand
writing on the political wall Ina. The fremoa-
,ers will understand, and such as will cause the
kuees Of the sectional Belchazzers over the
country to tremble
II is glorious 10 see the sur2ing and swelling
Ct the democratic enthusiasm in the Empire
State! There is no longera divided party
there; the sboltioni sm OF the party has moved
off under the sixteen starred banner. The
masses OF the glorious party go for THIRTY
ONE states, and for our country, however
bounded, The Argus, remarkue on the pro-
ceedings thai indicate Union, says that II Is
the ':ihe presage OF a more spirited anG N e.
getc campaign than has occurred in :as stale
Tor many years, and oil its termination in an
overwhelming victory on The part OF the democ.
sacy.n-Bosioa Posi-.
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BosToN, July 3, 1901.
Gentleaen, Agreetble % your sugges ton, it
gives me pleasure to state that some five weeks ago,
purchased two bottles of your 0eygennted Btters
and commenced using the same according TO drec-
tons. an6 experienced the happiest effects. i
I had been troubled with dyspepsia about three
years. Daring the warm season, ana at times, was
obliged % give up all attention to business; and al
though had tie adviel Of many good physicians,
va confined for six weeks to the foti5e, al con-
tinaed 70 grew worse. enta I toot your medicine );
am now almest ocred Of every disagreeable symp-
tom. and able 10 do business as usual.
The whole credit c. ny restoration to health is
due to the OSygenated Bitters.
Your obedent servant,
ABNER SMITH,
Grocer, Central Square, East Boston.
SETH W. F0WLE Co, 1873 Washington st.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold BY DR.. j. c. NJ. Mei-
rilat and j. Y. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. July IS, 1856.
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At the Central Hotel, Charlottesville on Tuesday
morning, Goth July. by the Rev. J Henry Smith,
ADAM McCHHsNEY, Esq. of Augusta, and Miss ju-
LET +. DoLIN, of Albemarle, Va.
{ On the 22ndof April, in the Presbyterian Church
bv the Rev . DR.. Steel. GRANvIlLE BAaRERE, Esq,
OF Canton, ILL.,. to Miss ELLEN r. KENNEDY, of this
place. and daughter of John Kennedy, decd. of
Staunton Va.-Haisboro', (0hio,) Gozette.