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Augusta FGsmaae Seminary,

TAUNTON, VA.
ENliE next annual session OF this pstirItion Will
l. open on Monday, the LIST of .Sep.emher, under
the instruction and general management OF Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. II. MARQUES, with such other teachers Ms
may be found necessary. Additional buildings have
been erected for the accommodation of the princi.
pal and Boarding Pupils, and the Trustees feel JUS
titled, from the amplest testimonials, in giving ASST
RANGES that ''the patrons OF the Seminary Will find
in the Principal an accomplished faithful, energetic
teacher--oDe who has extraordinary success in in
spring his pupils with affection tor him and cnhu-
sasm for their studies, and that in all respects the
School will be worthy Of the confidence OF the public
Circulars, continuing full particulars will be fur
nished, upon application to-thc Principal.
=, TRUS"EESs
FRANCIS MCFARLAND President,
JoHs ilnNpRsN SOLOMON j Low,
JonN McGUE, ADAM LINK,
Jacob BAYLOR, DAVID FuLrz,
,IosEru Il. Wilson .IaaS TRImnIE,
loHN ID. IMBopEN, Jos. 4. WAoDELt,
WILLIAM BBowN, MILAN NJ, TATE
,j4lN 10 iS56-lst Sep
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DlssOLUTTON NOTICE.

yJ,HE co-partnership heretofore existing between
L A. Koiner and S. NJ Yost, in the publication
and Editing Of the Republican indicator, under
the style OF Koiner 4 Yost. was dissolved on the
1nd inst, by mutual consent OF the parties
July 26. 1876
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Another Remarkable Cure of Dyspepsia

BOSTON, July
Genlemen, -Agreeablc to your suggestion, 1t
gives me pleasure to state that some five weeks ago,
purchased two bottles of your crsgenttted Filters
and commenced Using the same according to direc-
lions, and experienced the happiest effects,
had been troubled with dyspepsia about Three
wears. During the warm season. and at times, was
obliged to give up all attention to business; and al
though had the advice Of many good physicians
| was confined for six weeks to the house, and con-
nm now almost cured of every disagreeable sympz
tom, and able to do business as usual.
The whole credit of my restoration to health, is
due to the Oxygenated Bitters.
Your obedient servant,
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DLEn

; On the lStl; inst, MARY FRANeEs SrAgER, young
est daughter of Levi and Sarah b. Shafer aged /
wear and months.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
PILLS TIA a r T. = l. l. ) :!

PROF HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts,
SAYS they are the best Of ala Pills and annexed are
The men that certify that DR.. Hayes, knows, VIZ
Lemuel Shaw Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mas
sachusetts, Emory Washburn, Governor OF Massa-
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store Room fer Rent.

'TlAT large and commodious Store Room under
the Union Hall, lately occupied by y A. Davis
& Co., is for rent, Enquire Of II. Bell or Adam
L4sleaash. Jaly eft
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Trustee and commissioners sale,

RY virtue of decree rendered al. thelast Term of
I'D The Circuit Court of Augusta County, in the
case Of Shcfey, Trustee, Gushing and others, l
shall, Friday, the 29th day Of August, 1856, sell
on the premises, to the highest bidder, at public auc
ton, the valuable Dwelling and Store House, and
adjoining Lots, on Main Street Staunton, now oc-
cupied by Edwin N. Cushing; also the Store Room
adjoining, now occupied as an Auction Ware Room
by GUSHING d WATTS; also . valuable Siaye
named Oliver
AT the same time and place, as Trustee eff f. NJ
and A. Il. Cushing, viii sell all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of the said Z. NJ. and A. +. Cush-
ing also, all the Furniture Of The Store Room.
Bakehouse, and other Personal Property of said
parties.
TERMS OF 6ALE:--0f Tho purchase money of the
Real Estate, much to be paid in cash may he nee
essary to pay expenses of the sale and eosof suit,
the balance in 6, ~, IS and "a months The slave,
Oliver, will be sold credit OF si1; months the
other Personal Property, when the purchase money
amounts to ten dollars more. credit of three
months under ten dollars, cash. Negotiable Notes
with unquostionable endorscrs to be given for the
deferred payments and the tito to the Real Estate
to be retained us ultimate security.
HUGH W SllEFFEY,
Trustee and Com'r.
July y, ls5s-spcc copy ids, and mark charge.
pijDl pI's fer SO
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Your obedient servant,
Amer SMITH,

Grocer, Central Square, East Boston.
SETH W. F0WLE 4 CO., 1873 Washington St.,
Boston, Proprietors Sold by Dr.. j. G. NJ. Mer-
riliat and j. L. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. July &c, 1856.
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.HUT1RCE.

The sale notes executed to me the Ex or of vii
liam Sillngs jr.. deed, will be due on The lOth q
Sept. next the Estate being largely IN uebt pfonn
payment will be required. Jos. F. HOTILn
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N4lalCe

rSNioaE 20 whom The late W. Ii Eodon die,i IN,
deote8, re requested to present, WITHOUT delay
tLelr claims, properly authenticated, I" lie under
signed.
All persons Indebted to tire estate or -'m FTloN
Will save costs and trouble.hy settling up the claL,t
against them. i, BRAN nEBtfkG.
July l93t Admin of ". II, Ebtlon, Decd
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HoLp Them TO THE RAcK.-Ihosa mofe adj
venturous members OF the opposition party who
took bold ground against TIE reneai OF The Mis-
souri, restrclioa early in the canvass, begin TO
repent their temerly, and TO shnlk from their
position. Despite their contentious aud groans
we mean TO hold them 10 The rack. They spt
their necks into the moose, and there they shall
swing till the day Of judgment-we mean the
4ih OF November
II is amusing to observe the articles by which
the KnowNothing opponents Of the Nebraska
Bill seek TO shelter themselves from the pclln9s
ri popular opinion. They pretend tia; appo-
SD the Bill from no repl!gnance to tha rep'ai
Of the Missouri compromise, but becanse Of Ger
tain obnoxious eeiais in The measure. What
are these? ln TIE first place, tbs know-Neth
ing presses affect an inyirei5ie antagonists 10
HE provision in the Kansas Nebraska acl which
hestows civil franchises en- foreigners. indeed
j'heli why do tot these p7pers eeneunes Mil
lard Fllm re? Cor ae slgle lhs organic act OF
Washington territory, wa!ctt ce"ie1a precisely
The same c;vl franchises on foreigners.
Again the Know Nothing papers are repul
sd lay the principle .; SquaueF Sovereignty,
which they pletalid o see in the hansas-N ebfas-
"a Bill. Then why do not these papers de-
nounce Willard Fillmore fer he signed The or
ganie lcl of The territories OF Utah and New
Mexico which embodes presisoly The same
principle Of popular sovereignty.
These dodges will not answer THEFT artlul
purpose. The Xuow-Nothihg press opposes the
Kansas Nebraska act because il repeats he
Missouri restriction, establishes the paineinle of
The equality Of the States, and repairs the
wrongs Of The South. There can be 10 escape
from this position on collateral and Insignificant
issues- Enquirer.
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a Vopl-I tstc,
JAMES F. PATTER son, Clk'

IN pursuance of the above order of sale in the
4 above cases, will on Saturday, the 10th day al
August next, sell before the door Of the National
Hotel in Stanton, the privilege and right of board
ing set forth and described in the foregoing order of
sale lillian CRAIG, .. L. >.
July 10, 1SaG-4t
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chnsctIs, W. Q. I'Tunkett, IittUt.
Gov, Of Mass, Edward Everett,
Ex-Scc. cf State and Senator OF
y. s., Robert G. Winthrcp, FIX
Speaker House Rep, L. =. A.,
Abbott Lawrence, Minister Picn.
to Great Britain, John Is. Fitz-
patrick, Catholic Bishop Of Bos-
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RICHMOND, July %, 1856.
Public Sale.

A Court Of Hastings for the town of Staunioa,
IA continued and held at the Courthouse on Thurs
day, July 10th 1856.
a iipTo II At If ~ T.
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MEDICAL HOUSE,
no rs IS. Frederic * stlee CT ,Ba1tim olc I'D
Eefa9!sshedfh 2tderto a6ordhee9gfcfed so@nd caf
Scientific H'eaieat aid and for ito sugres.,on Of
DOCTOR sMJTIl

TASfor many years devoted hswhoIe attentio2
a. to the treatmcntof Private Complaints, in oil
their varied aud compile ted II.
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1890 Prizes amounting to Si0Z,Q0Q
The Is, GOO Prizes of 81 are determined BY the
number which draws the SO 900 Prze-if that num-
ber should be a odd number, then every odd nuia-
Der ticket in the Scheme, will be entitled 10 81 if
an even number. then every Gwen number ticket in
the Scheme will be entitled to 81 in addition to any
other Prize Which .ha ticket may draw
Purchasers in bpyiug an equal quantity Of odd
and even number tickes viii he certain Of drawing
nearly hall the eess f The same, with chances OF
obtaining Other Pres.
.ls55- Remember uet c7cry f'rizc Is dr-wn. and
pGylble in fill without deduction.
DtSs- Al Prizes OF 81, 900 and under, paid minc-
diately after the drnwingother Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days. -9...
All communications strietiy cotG ien,el TIE
drawn numbers viii be forwarded t. pureAf4ers i'm
mcdiately SITTER the drawing.
Whole Tickets sf-Ilalyes S21z-Qpartcrs II
Prize Tickets eashed 81 renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can, be addressed either to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, ia.
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
July II, 1856.
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TER FLETENTi. CoMMAYpMENr The ven
srahle Josiah Randell OF penns, lyania. who
Knew all the presidents. beginning at Washing.
TON, mate glorious speech al Tainnlany on
The 4ih. lie said
81 come, fellow citizens, fiom free state
like sour own; never owned or expect to own
3 siare But other men, better than ain, aud
as good as ans who are around me, have con
seieuciously held slaves
1t is III VAIN to attack the mctives OF 4 whole
community, when thai community is one OF he
most civilized and refined portions OF the lnhab
tied world tCries Of 'tiool, gool,) What do
the South ask To b. let alone. 9'hey do. not
interfere with us; they 10 MI want to iHteler
with u.s. All they ask is TO be let aloue But
we have certain aspirants for public power aud
place who will not lealn tho eleventh COMMAND
ment--Mind your own business Laugh
teri
THE RridS OF AR. IN this wonderful age, Art
lays her master touches on almost everything,--
The ceilings and the carpets tread on, are
hallowed by Art. Art winds the railway through
the mountains and the mud makes her machines
Of wood and iron, TO act as if With knowledge and
annhilates space with lightning tanned down to the
Mteledge CT boy. Nothing is too lofty for her
touch nothing too humble. A new proof of this old
conviction, has just fallen under notice. in the
shape of CArHARTIc Pill, from ,he laboratory Of
that world renowned Chemist bet. j. G. AVER.
IF VIC understand the subject, he has carried that
article TO the faherest perfection of which it capa-
ble Instead of employing drugs in its composition
we have always thought the necessary and on
ly way, he has with eonsummate skill extracted
the pir.ues Of the medicine to be employed and COM
blned them alone in their purity tegeer. The COM
position is then mixed and roiled by machinery and
steam power into a speroid pil which is wrapped
fh envelope Of gelatine, for protection from the
effects of weather or time, and then hckly coated
with sugar. to serve n passport ovdr the palate.
Notwithstanding all this labored perfection they are
offered to the Public at less than one cent each.-
However humble the department, we think this may
be safely characterized the contamination of Art
in its line.- Morning Neus, Bat.
July l2-lm.
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the firm of William j. Hunter d Co.. who were
served with summonses in the above stated cases,
appeared in Court and stated on oath, that they
indebted to Thomas :. Coalter, of the Defend
ants in said judgments, the board of said Coatef,
his wife and servant, at the National Hotel, in the
town Of stanton, from this date to the list day of
September 1868, by virtueof a contract between
the said Hunter d Hartman, and Woodward N
Coater, whercup0n it ordered by the Court, that
the Sergeant OF the Town of stanton, after due
advertisement thereof for four weeks at the Court
hol SO door, and in the Republican indicator, =
newspaper published in the town of Stanton, 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 one adult negro, for the
space of two years, month and twenty days, TO
which the said Thomas S. Coater appeals to be en-
titled from the said William j. Hunter Co, and
the said Sergeant is directed to report his action
der this order to this Court.
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IOFiHs. Uis great success IN those
long standing and dilIicult cases,
such as were formerly considered
iEcurabie, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy Of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
wears DR.. s. has treated more dian
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Estate OF y. Es. Esrecslinrsdge.


CUSHING 4 WATTS, Anctioneers.
July &c, lS56--tds.
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II CERTAIN DTsEhsE.

When the misguided and imp udcnt votary of
pleasure finds he has imbbed the seeds of painful
disease. it too often happens that an illtmed sense
of shame, or dread OF discovery, dcters him from
APPLYING to those wh0, from education and respect
ability, alone heiiiend him, delaying till the
constitutional symptoms Of this horrid disease make
their appearance, such liberated sore throat dis
eased ncse, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs,
dmness of sight, deafness. nodes the shin bones
and arms, blotches the head face and cxtrcmi-
ties, progressing with ightful rapdty till ut las
the palate Of the mouth the bones OF tie nose fan
in, and the victim ri this awtrl disease becomes
horlid object Of ccmmseration till death puts pc
riod to his dreadful su1erings by sending him to
s'that bourne from whence ne traveller returns.''
To srch, therefore, Dr.. JoI12sToN pledges Himself
to preserve the most i1tvioable secresy and from
his extensive practice in the first hospitals in Europe
and America, he confidently recommend safe
and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim Of this
h0rrid disease,
It is melancholy fact that thousands fall victims
to this dreadful compliant, owing to the rnskul-
ness of ignorant Pretchders, who, by the Use Of
That deadly prison, mercury, ruin the constitution,
and either send the unfortunate sufferer to an uu-
timely grave, else make the residue Of life mis-
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Governor 81. d5ore Franklin st., Richmond, Va,
May be consulted in all cases CT delicate
Iva turc and as he has more experience in this line
OF practice than any physician, he will positively
guarantee to cure Gonnorrhea, &c. in forty eight
hours
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR., JOHN S ON

T7iiE founder of this Celebrated Institution offers
Il the most Certain, Speedy, and only ctiectual
remedy in The world for
Seer RET DTGTASES:
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or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, ala.
July IL, 1856.
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E7iiE founder ofthis Celebrated Institution offers
Il the most Certain, Speedy, and only eiieetual
remedy in The world for
SEC EFT Disc 4 s Els:
Gonnorrhma, elects, Structures, Seminal weak
ness, Pains in the L0ins, Constitutional Debility,
lmpotcney, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, AZ
teofiohs OF the Kidneys, Palpitation OF the Heart,
! Dyspepsia, Nervous lritabilty, Diseases OF the
Head, Throat, Nose or Skin fnd al those serious
snd melancholy disorders arisHg from the bcstIuc-
tive habits Of youth, which destray both body and
mind Those secret and solitary practices more Ia
tai to their victims than tho sorg of tie Syrens 20
the mariners of Ulysses bghting their most bril-
liant hopes anticipatioms, rendering marriage,
&C., in possible.
YOUNG MET
Especially, who have become tho victims of Sotd-
RI Iice, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to On untimcly grave thousands Of
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Should reflect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connuba hap
piness Indeed, without these, the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; thcprospect hour
" darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadow
ed with despair and filed with the melancholy re-
Election that the happiness Of another becomes blight
ed with orr own
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Read the Truth about our Turf OIL.
A Matter OF pablie ana s.,iys,- e,--

on"r 5ae by } G, NJ. Merriat, and p,rr...,
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time bost YES got Out and Geo Wbest, Capt Iowa
Can't. OKees, toe doctor Of the Tennessee, AMI fwo
other gentlemen entered and rcwed across tho osy
,snd, leaving the hpibus'er recruits on board me
s,eauer. At Norfolk the sbove-naned gentlemen took
MASSAGE in the steamer North Cuelns, for Baltimore,
vh.re they arrived safely. Capt Lewis decided on
r,man;po in the Monumental City" while Gen.
Wba., Cant. O'Keefe and the others determined on
coming TO New York, where they now are.
The james Adger will sail to-day Tuesday, vt 10
. m. from pier No East River. She will proceed
;,m.dsey h Norfolk and take the passengers Of the
Tenpessee On board and sail for San Juan. The Ten
Nc zee viii be brought back TO the city for repairs.
III. Philadelphia BuilstIn says:
In consequence Of the fact that q lsrg, number OF
New York 70 wdies are on their way boneward from
Ner,oik whpre ttey had left the steamer Tennessee
because of the accident TO the chip MAJ VauI mas
stationed a strong foice OF police at the Baltimore
d. pot at Broad Prince reefs TO keep an eye on
the fhbusteripg gentry should they c'me hitler.
LOSS OF BRIG BOSTON.
HAVANA, Sunday, Dec %, 1856.
To ELwoop WALTER, TsQ The wind has been
blowing strong norther for AZ hours and yesterday
morning, at O'Clock, brig Boston, from Galveston,
boubd to New-York with cargo Of hides and cotton,
ored on the reefs about ten league. to the west ward
Of tbis port. The captain, finding he could 40. beep
Der off thore let 60 both anchors and cut sway the
masts hoping to hold on. The vessel will be total
loss bnt we hope to the principal part Of the
cargo, 90 We are taking prompt and energetic means
for It's stion The Boston belonged TO Boston,
Capt Dexter, $40 tons and is years old.
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TIE LATE ACCIDENT.

To he Edibr Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: In view of the somewhat varying accounts OF
the unfortunate accident Friday evening last which
resulted in the death of person totally uncOune oted
with either of the co npanes interested, will feel
Obliged by your inserting the folio wing brief statement
of the manner in which the accident occurred: The
two companies, No. and No. Is, were proceed G
along Fulton street in the direction of the fre, No Is
on the right and No. on the left band track. When
opposite Clinton street. the deceased who on No.
g.. rope, either slipped stumbled and fell between
the two tracks. In attempting to recover bis feet he
TUNED part OF his body the right hand track, imme
dately in front of No. 49, the wheels of which passed
over his shoulders and neck the whole occurring 80
quickly that there time either to stop the engne
or turn out of the track. There no attempt on he
part Of No Is to sheer the track 10 front OF No.
90 stated in some accounts. Such course, on their
part being imp ssibe, from the fact that No. was
little in advance Of them, was there any racing be.
tween the two companies, IN the common occupation
Of the term. They happened to meet on the eame
street, and each company was naturally anxious to
arrive at the fire in sesson but the grade Of the street
from where they FIRST met to the of the accident,
Is such to preclude any high rate Of speed there
being considerable rise all the way from the ty Hall
to Clinton street. Viii both companies deeply regret
that they should have been the involuntary cause of
this unfortunate casually they also feel that II vas one
o. ose events which DO exerons OF theirs could hxve
prevented and trust that the pubic will agree with the
verdict of the Coroners jury that the occurrence was
purely accidental.
Foreman Of Niagara No. 8.
GEO A. THOMPSON
Foreman OF Atlantic No. H.
BYeckIyn, Dec. 80 1886,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, Dec. 29-Supavis0 ELY 10 the chaAf:
Tar MattersSundry petitions for Correction Of per-
sonsl referred and papers correcting taxes
were adopted. =.
The Committee on Annual Taxes reported on the
petition of the Brooklyn Ferry Company 10 be exempt
hCm taxes in the Second Ward. Toe report says the
Company admit their capital 10 be $780, OO $55 600 Of
which is personal property in thus city, and the re-
msipder real estate in Brooklyn. The Com nittee
soald not zee any reason why the Company should be
exempt personal property and denied their petition.
Report adopted.
fnttrpveters-The Board rejected the report to ap-
point Adolphus Mincho policeman, as Interpreter 10
he Sessions. Adjourned to Tuesday.