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lilo Prizes amounting to- oOo
Whole Tickets $50; Halves go; Quarters $500.
Approximation Prizes.
The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers
to those drawing the first 222 prizes will be entitled to
the SSS approximation prizes. For example, If ticket
No. 1880 draws the 100000 prize those tickets num-
bered 24S 1l249 1881 and 1852, will each be enti-
tied to $780, and according to the above scheme
If ticket No. l should be drawn, the approximations
would DO g 3, 29999 and $4,000, If ticket No 10000
should be drawn, the approximations would be 2g9gS
29999, and 2. If ticket No. or 29999 should be
drawn the approximations will be on the same prncl-
pie
In the above scheme there 80 900 tickets, mum.
bered from to 100000 There are 222 full Prizes and
SSs Approximations making in all ITO Prizes.
The numbers from to $4,000 corresponding with
the numbers on the tickets, printed separate slips
of paper, rolled up and enclrcled with small TIN
tubes and placed in Glass Wheel.
The amounts of the different 222 full Prizes, similar
" printed and encrcled placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then reyolved and number is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time a
bndfolded The Number and Prize drawn out are o.
pened and exhibited to the audience and registered
by the Commissioner the Prize being placed against
the Number drawn. This operation is repeated until
all the Prizes drawn out. The drawing is then
printed and after comparison the Commissioner GER
titles to its correctness.
sy All orders for Tickets Packagesin any OF the
Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and
the drawing mailed to all purchasers Immediately at
ter it is over.
Address T. H. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 50 Fayette ST.. or Box, No 40,
Baltimore, Maryland
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE By

sept. n, IoJU.-tT
~ Rockingham Register and Valley Spirit copy
weeks, and send account to Spectator Office.
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. p. C. Hay D. D., the
Rev WILLIAM LIFE, of Muncy, Pennsylvania, TO Miss
s. j. LA MoNTE, of 0swego, New York.
On the 18th inst. BY the Rev. DR.. Mcfarland, Dr.
John A. Tate, Esq, all of this county.
On the 10th inst, at Churchvie, BY Rev. George A.
Shuey Rev WILLIAM b. YoNcE, of Salem, Va, TO Miss
VICTORIA E., daughter of Rev. j. j. Glossbrenner, Of
this county.
On the 2lst inst, by Rev. W. G. Campbell, at the
late residence of the Rev. John Hendren, the Rev.
SAMUEL B. CAMpBELL, of Smyth county, to Miss ].
CAROLINE STEPHENS, Of this county.
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FALL, SUPPIIES.

r B. ANTONY respectfully informs the citizens o.
q Staunton and vicinity that his supply OF CON'
DICTIONARIES, &C., Is now full and complete
His stock consists of
CANDIES, French and common, of his own manu-
acure which he warrants to be equal to any made IN
the cities and will sell on the usual terms at @hoiesal'
or retail.
CAKE, large supply Of every kind d., Weddings
PRESERVES, such US Peaches, Pine Apple Citron
Ginger, &C., &c.
PICKLES of all kinds.
FRUITS, including Raisins, Prunes, Figs, Dates
&C., &c. ,,
NUTS, viz Almonds, Cocoa-Nuts, Filberts,. Pecan
English Walnuts, Palm. Nuts, Pea-Nuts &C., &c.
TOYS an endless variety which it would be impos
sibe to enumerate He will only specify under thu
head his supply of China Ware and Baskets WIZ
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, viz: Guitars, Flohns
Tamborins, Accordons, Banjoes.
PERFUMERIES, including Soaps and every article
necessary for the toilet. Also Necklaces, Beads DC
GROCERIES, Crackers, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Cheese
Candles, &c. Ill
promising to make the visit agreeable and to give uni
versal satisfaction. d. D. ANioNA'
Stanton, Oct. 8, 1856.
TIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court for Augusta county October
the 9Th 1856, Horace L. Kent William u. Paine ano
James s. Kent merchants and partners traqng aaael
the style and firm OF Kent, faihe heh''
AGAINST -. ~,
William A. Hoppe and Elizabeth his wife, Theodore
Hoppe Jonathan Fauber, Christian Staubus and Nan
CIV his wife,-Defendants.
The object of this suit is to subject two tracts OF lano
in the bii mentioned now owned by Jonathan Fauber
and others to the lien of the Plaintiff judgment, and
that they may be sold to satisfy the same
The Defendant Theodore Hoppe not having entered
his appearance and it appearing by satisfactory ev
dence that he is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth It Is ordered that the said Defendant do ap
near here within one month after due publication o
This notice, and do what is necessary to protect nil
interest; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in Staunton for fou
weeks successfully and posted at the front door ofh
Courthouse ACopy.-Ieste, -,,,
Oct. s. 1S56.-4w. N Y. kINNE1, CIk.
COMMISSTONER'S SALE.-By virtue Of
I ] decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county
rendered on the Goth day of june 1885, in the case
Ann McFall &C. VS.. Catharine McFal, &C., shall pro
coed, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of Eorem6g next,
Thomas McFal died seized and possessed lying in Al
gusta county, near Mt Pisgah Church, and containin
about SO Acres The improvements consist of con
Portable DWELLING HOUSE and suitable out-built
ings.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash for the expenses of sale an
reasonable costs of suit the balance in six twelve an
eighteen months bonds, with good security, to be Il
ken for the deferred payments, and the title to be
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com'r.
Oct. Is, 1s56.-tds.
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A BUENos AYREAN DUELIsT.-ln the city of
Buenos Ayres D. Luco Mancilla, member Of
one of the first and wealthiest families, and ne
phew of the INDICATOR Rosas, recently chal-
lenged st. Marnol, another "frst family" man,
to fight duel For the crime he has been sen.
fenced to three years. Punishment from the pro-
vince, and at the end of that period will be al
lowed to return upon giving bonds of 100000 re-
ais not to renew his challenge
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Daniel Webster, when Young lawyer, was
retained in q case for which he received fee Of
SlS. Later in life he was employed in similar
case and received fee of $4,000, though he used
the same brief which he had prepared for the
first case.
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1712 Prizes amounting to .lo2,oVo
TICKETS, $40; Halves, So; Quarters, $3.50
The 300 Prizes of $40 are determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the Capital Prize OF
$4,000 The Capital Prize will, of course, end with
one of the fgures-,9 9, 8, 4, 5, g. = s, 8, o. Those
Whole Tickets ending with the same figure as the last
in the Capital will be entitled to $40 Halves Quar-
tiers in proportion.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its be-
ing lost Orders punctually attended to. Communica-
tions confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken
at par.
mediatey.
Address
JAS. F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga.
Oct liz 1896
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MEETING AT MoBuE.-There was lately great
rally at Mobile, Alabama, at the Fillmore Head
quarte:s. The speeches were received with
great enthusiasm. The Advertiser of that city
says: at was glorious meeting just such as
we always have in Mobile when the Fillmore
FLAG waves above nSN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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MANY persons do not know their breath is bad
subject is SO delicate their friends will never hrnSh
it Pour single drop of Balm on your toStn ot oant
and wash the teeth night and morning. my ''"'
A REAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily De ae,
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None except those who have suffered all the
miseries of Dyspepsia in its various forms, can
appreciate the value of medicine that will cure
this disease. To all who would find remedy,
we say, try the Oxygenated Bitters.
Oct 29-1t
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IADvEPTIsENINT

Good Authority.-The Cincinnati Evening
Nonpariel says of the Perry Davis Pain Killer:
it removes pain as if by magic from any part
of the body, and no one who knows its virtue
would willingly be without it.
10ct 22.-2ws.1
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The Germans of Pennsylvania, who supported
the Democratic ticket at the recent State cleo
ton, have published q card declaring their in-
tention to support Fremont for the Presidency.
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PARRY &c M'MILLAN. +
Successors TO A. HART, (LArR CARY HART,
S. E., cor. Fourth Il Chestnut Str'ts.
PHILADELPHIA.

HAVE RECENTLY PUBLISHED
HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF THE STATESMEN
OF THE TIMES OF GEORGE III. To which are
added Remarks on the French Revolution. By HEN
RY LORD BRoUGHAM The three Series complete in
vols, l2mo. Price $780,
"This is new edition of q work which has all the
characteristics of its noble authors vigorous and orig
inal STYLE" "The statesmen described hourished at
the of the American Revolution, and their lives are
of peculiar interest to American readers"-NY CON-.
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Ellis paper on Washington whom he calls the
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by an American without thrill of pride. The pub
fishers could not have issued more useful and agreea-
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"a work which will long hold high rank for its o.
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they appear is proof conclusive that they are a.
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"These sketches are from the pen Of master, known
rs an accomplished scholar and writer and also of
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"We reckon these mastery sketches among the finest
productions of their illustrious author Puritan Re
corder ,
The sterling value of this work is known to oil well
educated readers. It true and manly wSrk by one
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These sketches embrace nearly all of that band OF
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referred in the title and beside their intrinsic value
faithful historical portraits, they possess particular
attractions for American readers, because of the light
they shed on our revolutionary history. "-horM A.
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VISITS TO REMARKABLE PLACES: Old Halls,
Battle Fields and Scenes Illustrative of striking pas
sages in English History and Poetry. By WILLIAM
How1rr author of "Rural Life of England" "Rural
Life of Germany" 'Book Of the Seasons" DC First
Series. Third American edition. Two Volumes
Cloth, $780,
wherever genius has burned, or yalor died, the
footsteps of Hewitt turn, and gathering inspiration
from the scenes which he describes, fixes upon the
memory their outlines as lnefaceaby as though the
pencil of Claude transferred them to glowing canvass
1t is impossible to read these sketches of ears hal
lowed ground without intense desire to be person
ally and drink in the eoquence of the scenes
-Ddily Register.
ga delightful and instructive book."-Sunday Dis
patch.
"a delightful gossiping book-about people andpla-
ces familiar to u.s. as if we had known them oil our
lives, reproduced with rare freshness and spir-
it."-North american.
at is a work to pick up anywhere and OF any time,
and always with the certainty of being deeply inter-
ested"-Hoaae Gazette
sour author has o remarkable talent at exhumlng
the past and bringing into the most impressive light
insomuch that many of his descriptions make us al
most forget that not mngling with the and
witnessing the events of other ages.-Paitdn Recor-
der
WELCOME and delightful always are such graphic,
genial, and graceful books as these "-Ralegh Post
~ The above books will be sent by mail, postage
paid, ON receipt of prices annexed
Philadelphia Oct Is, 1S56.-3ts.
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FOR NOVEMBER, 1856.
FOR N0HEABER, 1856.
AtGRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY!!
ON THE HAVANA PLAN!
CAPITAL PRIZE 800, 00O DOLLARS
EXTRA GLASS 6,
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Nd,
To be drawn Saturday, Nov. 22d, 1856.
IN BALTIMORE, MD.
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.

PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $3.50, 1901!
will be distributed according to the following
SPLENDID SCHEME!
10000 NUMBERS !-..1 lilo PRIZES!
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
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j. TY.-Will be sold on the 4th Monday Of Norem-
Der next that being Court day. in the town of Staun-
ton, to the highest bidder, TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
lying on the Blue Ridge Mountain, and in the occu-
pancy of James Dcnastes. One of these tracts con-
tains One Hundred s. Ten Acres, one hundred
of which is cleared and is the same which the said
Demastes resides. This tract is desirable having on
it three very fine APPLE ORCHARDS it adjoins the lands
of N. Demastes John Demastes and others.
The other tract is wholly IN orest-turnishing tim
Der of good quality-contains Seventy Acres and add
joins the lands of John Demastes., Coffee, and
Others These lands are in the immediate neighbor-
hood of the Howardsville Rockfsh Turnpike.
Possession will be given on the lst day December
next.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
?. s. g sed6p. Trus of M. H Mccue,
and L. r. AIBERTS0N, in his own right
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AND AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

r AND AND Personal. PROPERTY
u FOR SAIE-The subscriber, having determin-
ed to close his farming operations on his farm the
Catawba will offer for sale public auction upon the
premises at Brunswick on Wednesday the 26th day Of
NooemJer next ffar if not on the next fair day all his
PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting of IA head of
Mules, 6 head of Horses, yoke of Oxen, over 100
head of Stock Hogs and number of Cattle and Sheep
together with all the Grain and Hay, and large lot of
Farming Utensils ofevery description, set of Black
smith Tools and several Farm Wagons, &C.. &c.
At the same time he will offer for sale publicly the
remainder of his REAL ESTATE if not sold privately
before that day, consisting Of the MILL TRACT, of
300 ACRES Also two other Tracts of $50 acres each
VIM. NJ. W0ODSON.
Fncastle, October %, 1s56.-tds.
O ALT AND PLASTER.-Th The Virginia Ten
y nessee Railroad is finished to Satvile, and am
now prepared to furnish customers with SALT AND
PLASTER, in Sacks or Barrels, upon the most accom-
modating terms and upon the shortest notice My a.
gents along the line of the Road will receive orders for
either article in any quantities customers may desire.
The attention of Farmers is particularly invited to the
Virginia article and feel assured that trial will re-
suit in its exclusive use.
Any orders addressed to Mr.. c. T. LITcHFIELD, my
agent in Lynchbug, will meet with prompt attention.
~ All articles of my brand are warranted PURE.
THOMAS L. PRESTON,
SALTvILLE, Washington county, Va.
AL
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nse ALEX'R. HILL, al
kUv No. TT Main Street, ~
~ RICHMOND VA

"AS lust received another Case of LADIES AND
Ill GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, SHOES AND GAIT,
ERS manufactured expressly for him by the celebrated
Boot and Shoe Maker OF Paris, that is Mees he has
imported materials of the best quality for the manufac
ture of Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes OF
every description He also keeps always on hand the
best of Baltimore Philadelphia and Eastern work, and
thus with his own manufacture and his imported
work. his assortment will surpass any other house In
have shipments of goods made to him every month /;
so that he will hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with the best of and ALL the latest styles of French
Boots and Shoes every kind He has Shoes In this
case for Ladies that are entirely new in this part of the
country, and he invites the ladies TO call and see Them
as they are something extra.
Richmond Oct 90 1856.
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7THE FOLLOWING IS FROM THE RICH
i MOND DISPATCH:
Beautiful Work!

We noticed in the fair re ON Of the Mechanics lns,
tute two cases of Boots and Shoes tor Gentlemen and
Ladies, manufactured by our enterprising neighDor,
Mr. Alexander Hll which reflects the highest credit
on his skill In the case of Gentlemens Work we no.
iced two or three pairs of Boots and Shoes that sur
pass in workmanship anything of the kind we have ey
er seen, either homemade or imported, ana our only
regret is that he has no competitors to contest the
palm of superiority with him. The case of Ladies
Work is also of the best quality and we do not think
they can be surpassed by any other manufacturer All
who have seen this work compliment Mr.. Il. highly,
but not more than he deserves.
Richmond, Oct. 30, 1856. -
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~ HEIMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU is prepared directly according 10
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and Is the oes
and most active preparation which can be maae lor
the cure of Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys urse,
Dronsy. Weaknesses, &c. Read the advertisement III
another column headed "a Revolutions Certain
oy is ours
"a
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Southern Lottery on the Havana Plan.
aW- PRIZES GUARANTEED! -H
100000 Only $1,000 Numbers !! {!

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS S,
To be Drann November Is, 1856.
THO be drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ca under the
i sworn superintendent of Col Geo. M. Logan and
Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq.
~ Remember this Lottery has only Fifteen Thou
sand Numbers-less than any Lottery in the World !
therefore it is the best for investment Examine the
Scheme!
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
q STAPLES, MARTIN d CO.
$50 Tons Lump, Plaster,
10 Ground do.
800 Sacks Jefry's and Dorcy Salt,
Us Ashton do
80 Ground Alum do.
1900 pounds assorted County Iron,
hhds n. 0. Sugar,
Is bbls: G. Coffee Sugar,
D.
10 Pulyerized Sugar,
Granulated do.
Is Crushed do.
2hhds. Cuba Molasses,
tierces NO. do
s Baltimore Syrup,
so bags Rio Coffee,
80 Laguyra do.
10 Old Java do.
10 Maricabo do.
so Sides Soe-leather, 1a
Is bbls prime Cider Vinegar,
Boxes Starch.
8 =" Maccaroni,
10" Cheese
40 Adamantins Candles,
90" Hotel do.
90" Hulrs and Jackson Tallow do.
500 fb Cotton Yarn,
bbls. Tanner OIL,
/ Machine do
800 fb Canvas Hams,
tierces Rice
go doz Buckets-all kinds,
~ Brooms,
100 Seamless Bags,
doz. Grind Stones-all sizes,
Domestics, Boots, Shoes, Pepper, Ginger,
And large assortment Of Wooden Ware, besides o
variety of other articles usually kept IN the Grocery
line. [Staunton, Oct l, 1856.
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.g@ Ihave frequently met with those who are i i;-
BILE al any time to an almost deathy aintness ana az
lness, from the effects of sick headache when, nT'
checked in time will recur repeatedly tl i! ,rno
most daily occurrence Dr. Sanford says, IN large
and extended practice, there was scarcely case;
where the INvIGoRAroR used in time, that !. ia'ea
to give relief and by continued use, prevent the re-
currence of the disease.
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authorized By tile State of Atabaa"a.l
~ $4,000 TO BE HAD FOR $40 -
Southern Military Academy Lottery

CLASS j,
70 be draun in the city Of Montgomery,
Ala., on THURSDA y, November 18Th,
1866, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS!
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NTOTICE,-I am now prepared to make to order
" LADIES' AND GENTLEAENS BOOTS AND
SHOES of superior quality, out of materials imported
direct by myself which fresher and better made
than can be purchased at the North
ALEX. HILL
Manufacturer and Importer of
French Boots md Shoes, No l27,
Main Street, Richmond Va.
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no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

ITO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCEhNs-
/ The books, accounts and notes of the late firm of
WATTS & RICHARDS have been assigned to us for
the benefit of the creditors Of said concern Persons
indebted to said concern must pay up forthwith, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
Persons having claims against the said firm, must
report them to forthwith the trust by its terms,
is for the benefit only of those who report their claims
to us within ninety days from the 18th day of October,
1857. HARTMAN BELL,
Stanton Oct %, 1S56-tf Trustees.
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COLE LEATHER sides best Spanish Sole
- Leather for sale by j. BRANDEBURG x co.
Staunton, Oct. 90, 1856.