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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

THE next session Of this school will eammeH ce on
l. the First u ednesday Of SEPTEMBER. with in
creased advantages for promoting the comfort and
improvement Of Is pupils,
The course of tfstrIctioa i systematic and COM
prehensiye, embracing all the branches Of ther
ough English education, togethhr with the Ancient
and Modem Languages, Music, Drawing, Painting
dc.
All the departments viii be under the direction OF
teachers Of experience and ski! IN thcr prdte. ION
and the boarders, reside in the lnstitaa, viii
be under their at all times, and receive all ne
cessary aid and attention. Parents are assured
that while We shall preserYein1eS,biy tAat9ise tae
which is essential 50 The per Development of the
mind, and the formation ola true vomanly ebarac
ter our pppds shall also receive special instruction
in regard to their personal dapor tment, and the
propretes OF social life and 81 j have best eff
forts to enable them to spend their Tine at sciaol
pleasantly as well as proiitably.
Terms Per Session Of Ten Months
Board, Lights and Fuel $40.
Tuition $50 to 40
Music Piano, with use eff instrument So
Modern Languages, each 20
Payable one hat at the beginning Of the session.
the other, lst of February.
JOHN WILSON.
1its Principal.
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\ Nlatlor olp anl,v an,l pri,a,e 1aa.a

@ :, r,S''ef OF pans'e ana Private Concern.
~ eiIs,, ',iSes has commenced the BpDT 49,.
u shut 'AkiNt. business al The aid -. ~ ans
= a, HiiaPSNn o. aader the unen n al ~ ~
customer /" Tie I'd firm will ah,ass and mn "teie
eHA sioeA 81 hamemade articles al fair prsss sAge'
Ladies will find every variety az shoes t anS Tho
.Gt '"s'g use il@m Which they make selsa.rs
W. A. further inducements Tor The n,hl;
age, 'ae subscriber viii sta.e thai M I patron
bis establishment. nFNpvv 81 1T, 'sndente1
tuit ~, lsbe-,t NhNIS
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E'sefnl Invention
WELLS BROADCAST GRAM AN D

; BID % " Il X
THE above Invention; Tal alle.to the farming
Il community, was patented in December last, AMI
for the first time is ohefed 20 the tarGig intea
est to inspect and tesla y has long been desired BIZ
the grein-growng secisns of the country to obtain
Machine tiat would save time and labor in sowing
the grain, and 1t the same time scatter the seed
eve ~ sfd regularly over the surface. This Ma
chine embraces all the desirable qualities requisite
for grain and seed sowing. The Maehine Is cheap
end Of simple arrangement. 1t cen Re sttaehed
without trouble or expense, TO the fore w} heels OF
wagon or,to cart, as may be desired. aud worked
with one horse and boy. The Sewer can be regu-
lated to- put any 4udntity Of grain on the
ground desired, and will sow fiom forty to fifty
bushels per day recording t. the size Of grain box
In IL tests 20 which the
BROA DCbST so YER
has beer aected i fas fully realized the expccta-
tieis of most partial friends and in presenting it
to the far ming community we do not hesitate to saw
that it win perform all that it Is recommended to do
The undersigned have purchased the right to the
states e Delaware, Maryland, pennsyl ranit Vir-
ginia, fenthcky, Tennessee Missouri Arkansas,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi. Texas Forid North
Cafelind and hou;si ma, and Kansas and Nebraska
Territories.
W.. Persons wishing to PURCHASE Stateor County
Right. in any Of the abeye named territory will ad-
dress us at Weston, Lewis county, Va. or Rights
may be obtened of JOHN kEE, Travelling
July IL, ls56.-3m fHDNAS S. Wo0D.
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IA NIB |

10y virtue of pcQd of trust executed to ne as
I'D trustee for the benft of George Seawyight, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Coirt Of Augusta Twill proceed to sell, on the prem
Uses ca Saturday, 26th day of july, $50, for cash.
e tract Of Land on which Jacob Sheets resides, sit
uate in a few HUNDRED yards Of Mowry's Mill adion
ing the lands q amesP oage and others and contain
ing i02 acres rood and :, poles, about 80 acres of
itcleared, and the residue 'nely timbersd Title un-
questionable An opening for an exeellet home to a
small family ~ B. WATTS
June 2l-t0s- Trustee.
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N continued and held at the Courthouse on Thufs-
day, July 10th 1856.
William r. Ast,Survivor of w. f.
Asst @oo.,- ii"'n''N' On suggestion
Wm Hunter & NJ G Hartman, DIT
Il. Nj. Gentry for &c. VS.. same Ona suggestion
Winston * Powers vs. same On suggestion
Lightner d. Shultz VS. same On suggestion
Susan Tripiett VS. On suggestion
John Fax Us same On IL suggestion
Same US same On Il suggestion
William j, Hunter and n. G. Hartman comprising
the firm of William j. Hunter Co., who were
served with summonses i'll the above state0 cases
appeared in Court and stated oath, that they arc
indebted to Thomas $. Coalter, one OF the Defend
ants in said Judgments, the board OF SAID Coalter
his wife and servant at the National Hotel, in the
town of Staunton from this date to the LIST day OF
September 1853, by virtue of contract between
the said Hunter d Hartman, and Woodward y
Coalter, whoreupDn it Is ordered by the Court, that
the Sergeant of the Town OF Staunton, after due
advertisement thereof for four weeks at the Court
house door, and in the Republican Vindicator, a
newspaper published in the town Of Staunton, do sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the said privilege and right Of boarding at the said
National Hotel in the Town of Stsunton, of two
adult white persons and adult negro, for the
space Of two years, one month and twenty days, to
which the said Thomas S. Coalter appears to be en-
titled from the said William j. Hunter d Co., and
the said Sergeant is directed to report his action un-
der this order TO this Court
Copy--Teste,
JAMES +. PATTER son, CPk.
IN pursuance Of the above order of sale in t'tt
J. above cases, | will on Saturday, the 10th day Of
August next, sell before the door of the National
Hotel STANTON the privilege and right of board
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GREAT lNDvcEMENTs no Guns.


4 LARGE assortment Of iaaies Dress Cans, and
~ Caps made to orders Debages for ladies travel
ing dresses NJ 10Y Prices ladies travelling dresses
At low Prices; iadies sunshades ut low prices;
Gingam Suusnades at BIZ cents, and sill, At low
priefr'' large asorment of hides Hose, white nix
ed. unhledched and hleel:; ladies' i-is thread Hosc
chiidrens "a Hose and mssses long Hose; ANite and
colored do. gentlemen's 4 Hose ladies' Gloves;
silk and mohair Mitts aud GioTesi gentlemens ipin
Collars and Shirts; few Straw fats ct less than
cost, to close them out; ladies' summer Dress Fat
terms at less than cost FOR cash.
Our accounts recall made out to the iat Of July,
and we earnestly request all to call and settle by
note or ea.h, as expect to leave for the North
owing to the illness of an aged parant. and all ac-
counts not shall be compelled to give to other
hands to collect. unless they paid before Leave.
invite all who want to buy cheap to call, as am
anxious to roise oil the money can before leaving
to go North, and will give good bargains for the
cash. GEO, W SMITH.
stanton. August 2, ls50.-at.
MRS. SMITH has large assortment Of Bounets
and Millinery Gnn1S--rhpan
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To The Heirs at Law or David Kincaid,
Deed.
fENA~E EofIcE.~-That you arc hereby requested
4 TO reader an account, OF the amount rendered
by each Of YOU from the said David Kincaid deed
so that distribution may be made il accordance
with law and equity.
LEWIS kINCATD.
Adm's Of DaYd kmceid tea'd
August 2, ls5c.-3t.*
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fssi,E above sale is postponed until Saturday, lie
Il i6th day al August, i3b6. July 20
~ FERNS orher than cash viii b. given tie ddy
n sale,
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Public Sale.

A 7 Court of Hastings for the town of Stanton,
N continued and held at the Courthouse on Thofs
day, July 10th 1856.
William +. Asst, survivor of w. +.
ASH &Co.- Plaintiff - A: -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

MRS. SMITH has large assortment Of Bonnels
and Millinery Goods--eheap.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
READ AND REFLECT.
DR. E HuET OF Paris.

Gorernor ST.. above Franhtin ST., Richmond, Va,
MAY be consulted in all cases CT delicate ma
1YE ture and as he has more experience i'll this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
uaanicu to cure GonnorrhGa, &c, in forty eight
ItIrS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02
SECRET DISEASES:
7 fOunupr OF ITs*flUtIUH
l. the most Certain, Speedy, ard only etiectual
remedy in the world for

Married persons, or yourg men, contemplating
Marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness. Or
game Debility, Deforntics, &C., should immediate
y sosbl Dr.. j., ara be restored to perfect health
lie who places himself under the care Of Dr.
Johnson, may reieiohsly c0ntide in his honor. as a
gentleman, aud may confidently rely upon his skill
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-02

his. His great SUCCESS in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
iEeurable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years Dr., S. Has treated more than
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Estate OF j. IL. EsrcckissvEtESc.

CusHING & WATTS, AUetioneers
,nIv ~ lS5efds
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Che Boil Geason.

THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CEN
Il RRAL COMMITTEE viii celebrate the triumph Of Re
pubECsn principles in the FREE States bya
GRAND FESTIVAL
ACADEMY Of MUSIC,
Or THURSDAY EVENING, Dec y, 1885.
The Com1itee have iuited the disr gushed en In
the Republican them the occasion and tbe
vitaions hsye BEEN Amos. unanimously accepted
The for securing the and al
the highest been nirlsted Eentleeu Of
e1peence and and believed ths. IN particular
the Festival ID prove worthy OF toe glorious
struggles and a the late Republics campaign
Tie Committee the following Tor the
ping:
The doors viii open at y O'Clock
The music oonsnz Of full bands ef hundred In
sNuments under the direction Of A. DofSsh ESQ., viii com
meyce at 81 o'clock.
Tie members the Committee assisted BY Republicans IN
yied from the neshborDs cities. will act mArshss and vii
be known by tksir badges on th. left be asst.
The pirate boxes will be reserved syely for invited
gpestA
The supper rooms WI BE- under the chargc Of -.
The hat md cloak will be under the charge Of
Tickets he obtained Of the Committee price 81 each adj
hitting Q gentleman and lady
y w. PIsHPR D. L. ELDER,
r. g. YOUNG. J. BARRY
J. A. FOSTER, NJ DUPUY.
The reospts after paying expenses VII be given to fss
ksnsss fund.
Ticlst, can be had az the Music Stores apf HoteA.
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wi READY THIS DAY:
HARRIET Z ELS
u A ~ u, L. II II II u II /. j.. s..

G A y L r. X IL L TX A Il II .
vols CLOTH limo. Price 81 IS
We propose Issuing In uniform style series OF volumes OF
those fs.s which really sne1 standard ace w.
sl,h Literature The design sdnt nothing n he series
which understanding which has net endured the tsst OF
time veil the ephemersl pusrify OF sesson.
viii be worthy Place In every horsry. Co.
The two volumes ready to-day eontan the
TO series Of the high character Intended ALer
they b-en before the English public tor long me fne
To r,sc n. Can't. rbury Misc Lee IL
.pec,s Of tsupsry There scarcely eu-
OF this century 20 hs not 'sne ae OF otns
pc'e pleasure rom these PAGES The dihereHt tales
have y en- =. ike turning dos n . leaf In hs .
The Oeer Tale psrbps was read on SON. emmy bank In
pissspt lzno-s stolen pleasure. On the Germans Tale,
o. rfsps bes 'reubled 10 hArnony and
hsr sharing uuns sssiion too heads beot over the
tic psx e turned roand Others fright reflected In
SILVER the frame sail 20 mind fearful
whisper ~ Of Krufkper amid the silent thronE u
tpeelibg IIesafi"n In the cathedral. We may
be psSdoDso for approaching this number Of The Standard
Novels With feelings u far interest than We take up any
q. novel o. he day"
ssi1 The EdinturTh Post:
Few readers f entertaining literature be Ignorant Of
these produefions and therefore, spared the
necessity how much we have BEEN excited By peru
Arundel how iruly Affected BY h- stories Of Constsa'e
'LolaIe The pare morality which rerns through these
them ID. mot eligible rrsdi FOR young pra They ought
70 be in every huly library
Lord yrob szid Of hem:
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Of SCOTS Il haer than The Germans Tale ADMIRED II
when boy and have eoDt1ued 70 HE w. ga Thea rr'
Geinsrs Tse:r l. made deep inpressios and may
b said Of much that bsse since written'
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The pusc 1nsniDous in consiSerrs Harriet Lee
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Pusi.ked By MASON BROTHERS. No. iss and ITO Duane
IT, York
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DARE FOREIGN BOOKS for LIBRARIES

DARE FOkElGN BUNS Tor LlDhAhlEo.-
~ 1UNIS0N REEVE,
No Is Fulton-s up sarsl New.Yok have just received
from Europe extensive assortment OF rare aud ysuabe
bok which they ODER tor sae, low prices Among them
are TIE following: - -. -.
THE ILLU MiNATED BOOKS OF THE MIDDLE AGES,
with fac Ine examples Of th. original By Owen Jones
vol imp folio morocco: splendid work e4
NAPOLEONS GREAT WORK on EGYPT, In . vols,
Ala folio with upward q 200 plates, plain aud eoored
$40 An TO the fame ot NspoleOi
LIZ MUsEE FhANCAIS (NspOeoD) vols imp. folio,
morocco 355 hoe Ensrsvngs. . 10
LIE MUsEE ROYALE NAPOLEON. vols imp folio,
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THE ORIGINAL WORKS OF HOGARTH. l vol imp TO-
Ito half calf f4 - . r,,.. ,
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The BRITISH POETS. Edited by Alexander Chalmers
q vols roysl svo Fine calf extra SIS. 80 >.
THE BlBLIA SACRA P0LYGLOTTA. 7vos folio calf
Antwerp I56g-7l Very rare. SO.
Also shout volumes of rare aud valuable WORKS 10 every
department literature The prices of all our booI marked
in the frat volume OF each set
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ABBOTT CELEBRATED EGYPTIAN

nR. ABBOTT CELEBRATED EGYPTIAN
~ kUsEUh-The popular and Instructive Exhibition
IN the city and The literary refine
Hen' now Zoe Stuyvesant Irstae $50 6rosivsJ
A ID E NJ Y OF MUSIC
10 LET, he OF nights OF the Open Lee
tur. Accommodation for 90 persons Price pr night
&S0-inoludns Esat
BALL SEASON.
TIE price for Bal Nights has been reduced 70 $50 including
al the privilege. Of the Bare ssfper Rooms and Ck REQ
u settler with fae lighting ant flooring Apply 70 n II.
WOLFE, Of the Executive Cor1rsittee, Nc. Soutks
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MAPS ana GUIDE-BO0Ks.-Copnty Maps of
w the State 81 EevYok Township Maps Of the Northern
ws,ern sAes Map Of the ssses snd N-xic
Nsps Of Calfornia Oregon. Utah, NewAsxs L 70, al.
y J. pIayVbHxLls Ne 70 9sslnssSe, sP ssalra
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LINE GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.-
-
Gold Detached Levers ..............''...''.''''
silver LepiDes
Silver Detached Levers.
Gold Pen and Silver Cass, warranted ....s.'''"
Gsnflsmen's Pins. sleeve Buttons. &c. =, A..
TogetLer with va Of tine Gold Hunting Wstehe OF tns
o.t e.sb.fed usI.s which offered equally low for ess
John Y. SAvAGE, No. % faitonst.
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DRESE TION BIO K
III
HOLIDAYS.
lyIsON PHINNEY No S2i Broadway,
Ohef A. attractive variety of o
UABLE AND Ell GANT hOO Ks
in the various departments Of
Anerieaa and Enslish LiteIatGre.
THE NEW AND STANDARD HISTORIES.
The POETS. old and modern. $1,000
ELEGANT ANIMALS GIFT BOOKS. ere. ,
BIBLES In variety, and cbcice RELIGIOUS WOhhS.
ATTRACTIVE JUVENILE BOOKS, all pr'ces
The above books furnished variety OF bndins
syle price many of them calf and Turkey and all of
$500 lyISON PHINNEY,
No. 32l Broadway
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CHRIsTMAS and NE2V-YEAR PRESENTS

VHRISTMAS and NEV-YEAR PRESENTS.
GREAT SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
TOYS DOLLS GAMES, &c,
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR.
The entire stock contared in ths Emporium No 80 Broad
E ate pToprietor Mr. O. w TUTrLE, during mis- recent visit
70 be sod such low prices that hoped the
W., lie be dispOsed of during thi. month M g. ..,-
rsops wishing articles TOR will lind this All ex
"a or 90 obtain BEAUTIFUL goods great
REACTION usual prices BY calling early better selection
ca D. made and the crowd AZ the Holidays avoided.
TUT9LE'S EMPORIUM
FANCY GOODS,
TOYS DOLLS AND GAMES,
No. Si5 broadway.
THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
This depart has been assorted with all the novelties OF
the past year from Paris have received tas selection Of
Dressing Cases C.t %t boSs. Se a't g.
Reside az pnumoralle quanty small BDoux such Sur
prise Shells and Fruit containing miniature sets or ssedie
work Odor Bottles Gloves &C. Pon- Mon nsies Tablets Gard
Gases, &c
From Geneva We have some fine
MUSIC BOXES,
with popular American airs Quadriles, WEes fokas and
CHINESE GOODS.
Chess. Checkers Dice Ring Puzzles, Vases Cabinets and
THE DOLL DEPARTMENT.
Our reputation beautiful Dressed Dolls established For
our assortment you the Catalogue Porcelain, Wsx
Con position. PaperGsche Rubber &c. Bodies Arms, Hats
Shoes Heads. kc.
THE TOY DEPARTMENT.
stock have been obliged 70
the sire Of this department which occupies more
han half being BY the largest ss.or-nt in the
oy We would call attention to Of the more prominent
MECHANICAL MOVING TOYS
Drums Pianos aannoDcan., Magic Lanterns
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ROO Lynn AT Fl z N E U n
TyIALBERG'S CONCERT.
MONDAY Dec. 70,
GRAND COMBINATION
FoR ON EvEsISG ONLY.
- Madame D'ANoRI
L. NJ. 6OTrStHfl.K
THE GRIND DUR roR TWO PIhNos,ty
NJ THALBER0 ana MI GOyTsCahLK.
Rerryed Seats at 3 50 and 81.
The sale Of Seats will FRIDAY, Dec g. at
Max Bsuns Music Y Yutons, ROse's Bookstore in
Atlsntest Brooklyn; and Nsn EordeA Kings No Wal.
On FRIDAY and sATUR3 ~ viii he sold the 81 50 tickets
MONDAY, Dec 2 e 81 and remsirus S Sc sekets
IBL O's ca R d L NJ
~ On MONDAY EVENING, Dee. IS,
FIRST ENGLISH OPERA NIGHT,
CELEBRATED
PYEE and HARRISON OPERA TROUPE
When will be prodae-1 for the
FIRsT TIME IN AMERICA,
New and RomantiS Opera entitled
THE VALLEY or ANDORRE.
The principal chsrscers by
Miss LOUISA PyEE, M HARRISON
Miss SUSAN PYNE, Mr. GUILMETTE This first
Mr. H. REEVES spp.erance)
with q Full Chorus and Orchestra
CARD TO PUBLIC In eompiisa,- with numerous re-
Guests been decided TO ssts in the Drs Circle
Psrquet sdnce during the English Opera seasen lSe
the house, without reserved seats
Secured in Dress Circle and Parqne...2c extra
Ochettra Arm Chairs.
for three dsys advance at the Box
Office, from 9. m. TO 8 p m. -
All sed during the day will be thrown without
TUESDAY. and EVERY EVENING daring the week,
ENGLISH OPERA.
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