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CONGRESS-.


MONDAY, Dec. 22.-Seaate.-On motion o
Mr.. Seward, the Senate proceeded to the conSl
Iteration of the House BILL authorizing the Pres
dent to cause to be procured, by purchase Oh
otherwise. a suitable steamer TO be stationed a
tho port of New York, as 4 revenue cutter, etc
The bill appropriates one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars. After discussion the bill wa:
passed.
Mr.. Brown replied to the speeches of Messrs
Wilson and Seward aud other Republicans.
House-Rev. Daniel Waldo was reelected
chaplain; sixteen other candidates were voted
for.
Mr.. Clngman, introduced bill explanatory
of the resolution authorizing the President Il
confer the title of Lieutenant General by brevet
The object was to place General Scott on the
same footing as Washington was under the law
of 1898. In reply u the question OF Mr.. carlisle
Mr.. Cingman said General Scott had received
about ten thousand dollars and should this OIL
be passed, he would receive about twenty thou
sand for nine or ten years back. The Dill gives
what General Washington would have received
under the law of 179S-nothing more, and the
amount to which Attorney General Cushing says
he is entitled. The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall moved suspension
of the rules to enable the bill for establishing a
uniform rule OF Naturalization be made the spe-
cial order for the 14th January, which was neg
atived-yeas 80, nays %.
AY.-Seadte-Among other resolutions
of inquiry one was adopted offered by Mr. Clay,
requesting the President to furnish any informa-
ton not heretofore communicated relative to the
pay and emoluments Of Lieutenant General Scott
or his staff, under the resolution of February,
1856.
The Senate considered the House bill, on the
settlements OF the officers of the revolutionary
army and the widows and children ofthose who
died in the service The bill was debated till
the adjournment.
Hoase-Mr. Letcher, from the committee OF
Ways and Means reported a substitute for the
bill for the revision of the tariff.
Tie House passed the Senate's joint resolution
extending the time during which the creditors
of the late Republic of Texas shall present their
claims, &c.
The House went into Committee of the whole
on the Indian, Military Academy, and Invalid
Pension appropriation bills, and subsequently
passed them.
WEDNESDAY, Ssaate- in session.
House-Mr Phelps, from the committee on
Ways and Means, reported with amendments the
Senate bill relative to foreign coinage and the
coinage OF new cent pricerS. After some dis
cussion the bill was postponed for two weeks.
FRIDAY.-SeRGte.-Some resolutions were a.
dopted, and the Senate adjourned
HouSe.-Several private bills, and the Senate
bill providing for compulsory prepayment of
postage on all transient printed matter, were
passed. Adjourned till Tuesday.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,-Wilam

" Figgat, Samuel +. Jordan, and others, Plaintiffs
against the Junction Valley Turnpike Company, VIM
II. Anthony, and others, Defendants.
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court of Rock
bridge to state account showing "the whole of the
liabilities of the said Company, outstanding and un.
paid and to this end to cause notice to be inserted
for four weeks nfone or more newspapers pubishedm
the towns of Buchanan Staunton and Lexington, re-
curing all persons holding claims Of any description
against said Company evidenced by scrip, judgement
note check or otherwise, to present and proge Their
Claims prior to day peremptoriy fixed in said notice
in deanlt thereof be barred from any participation
in the fund in the hands of the court for distribution
among the creditors of said Company"-I hereby mott
fy all persons interested as creditors otherwise that
on Thursday, tie sM day Of January next, at my Of
flee in Lexington, shall proceed to make up said ac
counts. J. w. MASSIE,
Commissioner in Chancery.
December 10, 1s5G--4ts-printer's fee $3.50
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ A pERFlTMED BREATH.-whatla

rsy- A PERFUMED BREATH.-Whatlad
or gentleman would remain under the curse Of dlsa-
greeable breath when by using the balm OF Thou
SAND FLowERs' as dentrifcc would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster?
MANY persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never mention
it, Pour single drop of "balm on your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent
bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be &C.
auired by using the "BALN OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS. "
1t will remove TAM pimpes and freckles from the skin,
leaving it of soft and roseae hue Weta towel pour
on two or three drops, and wash the face night and
morning.
SHATIyG MADE EASY .-Wetyours shaving brush
in eherwarm or cold water. pour two or three drops
of ''BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard
we'll and it will make beautiful soft lGther, much Ia
cilitating The operation of shaving Price only Fy
cents Beware of counterfeits None genuine unless
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NOR sAT,E---A yALUABLE SMALL

GTOR s 4 L E..-A VALUABLE SMALE
i FARM.-By virtue of Attorney this day executed
premises pr smd on SGtqy the 2o1 day Of Deceas 1856
TRACT OF LAND, containing 90 Acres, now in the
possession of said Langord, lying on Middle River in
The county of Augusta, adjoining the lands of Samuel
Stoner and Houlf's heirs The improvements are a
good Dwelling House. Stable, Corncrib. &c. :,
TERMS OF SALE Cash, or negotiable note, well
endorsed at four months interest added for onethird
of the purchase money! the balance in three equal an
nual payments.
AS the land must be Sold and the sale will be per-
enptor persons who wish to buy snug and product,
i've small farm will have the opportunity of doing So
HUGH w. SHEFFEY,
Attorney in fact for w. c. Langtord
No, ohe--tdS
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n T. w FIR M.
TIME subscribers have associated themselves togeth-
! er in the DRUG BUSINESS, under the style of
LAIRD & LINK. They will, in few days, receive a
large addition TO their stock of Drugs and Medicines,
and will be pleased 10 all the old friends and GUS
toners of the House. They will devote their whole
time and attention to the business, and will keep con-
stantly on hand all articles in the Drug lno cad war.
ranted pure and fresh,
Thankful for the liberal encouragement which has
been extended to the House, they hope, by their
deavors to please all to merit and secure sill; larger
share Of public patronage. JAS. 6. LAIRD,
FRANK. H. LINK.
Staunton, Dec 81 1856,
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l,UuJ prizes, oloE,poe
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters $3.50.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
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SCHEME.

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A Card,.--To the Ladies Of Inc Staunt0n
Presbyterian Church.

received through kind hands your munin'
cent Christmas present. There is no language
competent to express the feelings with which
examined the gift itself and read the word;
which accompanied it. am greatly encouraged
in my work, by this renewed instance OF your
affection for, and confidence in, me. And,
while pray that the Lord will make me less
and less unworthy of the esteem of all plous
hearts, also pray that, as special blessing, lie
may send upon the ladies in all our churches the
Same mind that is in you.
Believe me to be Your most aftectionato anu
grateful pastor, JOSEPH II. WILSON.
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TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS Mes

NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOSITIONS.-Mes
IN srs. JOHN FARRAR and THOMAS FARRAR,
of the county of Westmorelaad, in England: You are
hereby notified that, on Thursday the 18th day?t Jan,
uary 1851, between the hours offs o'clock A; NJ, and
O'clock P. NJ. spall proceed, at the Sherfs Office
in Springfield, Illinois to take the deposition ofJosepl
Sedgwick, &C., to be read evidence on the trial Of
a cause pending on the Chancery side of the Circuit
Court for Augusta comfy, in the State of Virginia
wherein Cyrus Alexander, execute of Mark Taylor
decd is Plaintiff, and you and mysefare Defendants
IT. from any cause, said dispositions should not b'
commenced or finished at the time and place above
mentioned, the taking thereof will be adjourned from
time to time, and place TO place, till completed:
Respectfully, TH0S: SEDGWlCh,
BY iMBoDEN Il MCCUE, his Counsel.
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Dec. 10. 1s5G.-tds. y - > - w ~ =

NEGRO WOMAN Ar AUCTION.-On
IN 1hwsday tie Isl dag Of January, Negro Wo-
man. about 33 years of age an excellent houseservant,
washer and iroper will be offered for sale in front of
B. Crawfords sore,in the town of Stanton. Persons
N want of good servant will do well TO be present.
credit Of 80 days will be given, purchaser execu-
ting negotiable note, well endorsed.
nnn In 1856 Cts
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DARTTAL DEAFNESS AND DIsCHAR-

hANIlAI NESS AND OASSkA<hN
GEES FROM THE EAR CURED.-DR. HART
IY. Principal and Proprietor Of the Philadelphia Ear
Institution, is now in New York City, and generously
offers TO attend all persons suffering from affections OF
the Ear without charge until cnred, thereby proving
his success unequaed and protecting the deaf from
being swindled by paying selfstyed Auriss exhorbi-
ant fees in advance aud the nction of still more Sc
rous evils By permitting the application of dangerous
remedies By inexperienced and unskilfu hands.
Dr.. II. NAV here state, that he has no connection
whatever with any person advertising to cure deafness
Neither has he given permission for the publication OF
certificate purporting to emanate from INN, and
cannot therefore, be responsible for any alarming con-
sequences resulting from rashness and desperation
The loss of money may not be material to some per-
soas but the deprivation of one of the most important
of the senses ought 10 be regarded and treated with
more than ordinary solicitude
Deafness sose in the head and alt the diSagreeable
discharges from the ear speedily and permanently re-
moved without causing the least pain or Inconvenience
A cure in all cases guaranteed where maltormation
does not exist.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided atten-
ton to this branch of special practice has enabled him
10 reduce his treatment TO such degree of success
10 find the most confirmed and obstinate yield
bv a steady attention to the means prescribed.
The destruction by fire OF the Institution OF which
Dr. Hartley was the head having temporarily release
him from his duties in Philadelphia, he will receive
calls during each morning at 20 Green Street, Tor
one month only.
Treatment forwarded by Express to any part of the
U. States.
New York, Dec. "a, 1S56.-1t.
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FY5" We invite attention to the advertise
ment of the Virginia Iron Mining and Manu-
featuring Company" published in another col
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Southern Lottery on the havana Plan.
NSye PRIZES GUARANTEED! III
Sl0s.GO9 !! Only 5000 Numbers !!
Wy Prizes Paya6le JVithOWt DEDUCTION 81
Jasper COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS U,
To be Dyuaca January Is, 1857.
ITO be drawn at Concert Hail. Macon, Ca, under the
i sworn superintendent of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan and
w. c. Anderson, Esq
~ Remember this Lottery has only Fifteen Thou
sand MEMBERSHIPS than any Lottery in the World.
therefore it is the best for investment. Examine the
Scheme!
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~ See advertisement of Mr.. p. S. Roller
in this paper. This is a very valuable property,
and should command the attention of capitalists.
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$3.50 Prizes amounting to. s%U4 ,OU'
Whole Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters ~

The first ZIG Prizes are decided in the usual manner
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example if the Number drawing the $40 Prize
ends with No l. then all the Tickets where the num-
her ends IN will be entitled to $40 If the Number
ends with No ., then all the Tickets where the Num-
Der ends in will be entitled TO $40. and so on to o.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk
Certificates of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
/" 10 Half 49,. 30
" 10 Quarter .......l5
Orders for Tickets or Certificates ofPackages Tick
cts, can be addressed either to
S. SWAN q CO., atlanta, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ata
{" +" Boz 200, Noble, Ala.
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POsTPONEMENT.-T The above sale, not hay
ing taken place ON the day appointed, owing in par
to the nclemency of the weather. by consent of tho
parties, has been postponed till the t0urh Monday
l2Gth) in January, 1857, when the above named trac
will be sold in the town of Staunton, in front of the
Courthouse, without reserve
HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
Doc "a 1875 ids Agent &c
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A Committee appointed to examine into the
grounds of the reported negro instruction IN
Harrison county, Texas found "no evidence Of
any concert of action, or any definite ideas a,
moug the negroes of what they intended to do
There had been some "loose talk" based upon
the ''beliet that they would be free if Fremont
was elected"
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AT the above prices the periodicals will be furnished
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ BILE REAL AND PERSONAL PR 0PERTY
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of An.
gusia county, entered at the November term, 1856, in
the of lIupman's executor VS.. Hupman's heirs
the undersigned Commissioner will proceed upon the
premises, on Wednesday,, tie 2lst day Of January
next, to sell to the highest bidder, all the Real and
Personal Property Of which Christian Hupman died
seized and possessed
The land consists of about 400 Acres, onehalf of
which is in cultivation finely set in grass, and the
balance is finely imbered. This tract lies on both
sides of the road from Staunton tc Jennings Gap,
bout four miles from the former place. The land will
be surveyed before the day of sale, and divided into
convenient tracts to suit purchasers plot of which
will be exhibited the day Of sale. Persons wishing
to see the land, will call upon John w. Hupman, who
lives upon the land the subscriber, living adj
joining, either of whom will take pleasure in showing
it.
TERMS or SALE :-0ne-fourth in hand and the bal
in one two and three years from day of sae for
which bond with approved personal security will be
required, and the title retained utimate security
Possession given on day Of sale.
The personal property consists of six head of Hor-
sos, 10 head of Hogs, lot ofSheep, the Household 4
Kitchen Furniture and the Farming Utensils lalso,
Hay, &c.
TERMS FOR THE PERSONAL PRopERrY.-For all sums
$40, negotiable note six months we'll endorsed
for sums of $40 and under, cash will be required.
Dec. 10, 1856. WM. A. BELL, Com'r
Wind. copy ids. and mark cost
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SWAN &CO'S LOTTERIES
authorized 6yt the Stdte Of Geory'd-J
CLASS /.
Southern Military academy Lottery !
lions HrprE1 4 Nv. ". MoGrlnE, Esqs, Com'rs

To be dyawn IN tie city Of N0btle nc, N pu1
JIG, on Tuestlay. December 30. 800, on Me
plan of SINGLE NUMBERS
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Southern Military academy Lottery !!


To be dram in the city Of Mobile, alabama, a
public, on S4TURDA Y, January 10,
1857, on tile plan cf
SINGLE NJ NJ u Frs!
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IHSTRAY-Take up by VIM. H. LANCE. on his
t. premises, Augusta county on the 18th inst, a
red Hefer, with white about the belly and legs
having slit in the right and slope off the
der part of the eft-supposed to be year old last
spring, and appraised at s12.
Extract,-Teste
Dec. "a, 1856. JEFFERSON KINNEY, Crk.
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLES PAIN KILLER-F olunta-
riy conscienciousy, aud with much pleasure we re-
commend to our readers the above named medicine-
We speak from our own observation and experience
when we say that it pain as if by magic from
all parts of the body and is of the best medicines
in use for checking Diarrhea and removing the pre-
monitory symptoms of Cholera. 1t is applied both
internally and externally, with the best effects and
none who have used the Pain Killer would VII
Englv be without it constantly in their houses-CIH-
einadti Egeaiag NonpGreH
One word in regard to Perry Davis Pain Killer. 1
have used it in my family for some years, and take
great pleasure in recommending it as valuable medi-
cine, that should be kept in every family have wit
messed wonderful and speedy cures by its use-recen
w. within the last week, have known very severe
case of rheumatism soon relieved and promising a
speedy cure, by this, in my estimation, INVALUABLE
remedy. JABEA SWAN,
Pastor of the Huntingdon ST. Baptist Church,
Now London Conn
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TOR SALE, A NEGRO WOMAN ABOUT
IL % years old, who is good Cook, Washer Ironer,
&c. JN0, T. ARNALL.
Waynesboro', Dec. "a, l85G.-3ts*
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CERyANTS FOR SALE.-As executors Of
= VIM. Mills, decd, we will sell, at public sale, in
Staunton, on tie 1st doy Of Jaauary nert, WOMAN
aged about lSa good cook and washer her infant son.
aged about one year. and one Negro Boy, aged about
II years, a stout and good farm hand.
Terms made known OIL day Of sale.
b. DUNLAP, lFx,ore
JNO. A.. MILLS, ! N O'
nacamhor II 1874 ATS
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R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
oo can NruRERs ,..-1. 600 PRIZES ,

In these oteres every Prize must be drawn by some
one, as all the Prizes drawn out of the wheel.
ss9y- I. II. HUBBARD & Co.. are authorized by the
Managers to fill all orders. 81
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IOM sALE.-By virtue of

TOMMISSlONER'S sALE.-By virtue of a
I decree rendered at the November term, 1856, in
the case of Cushing trustee vs.. Cushing, &C., will
proceed, on Saturday. Tie 24h day of anMary 1851 to
offer for sale, in front of the premises the TENEMENT
AND LOT recently occupied by Mr.. VIM. }. Points,
and adjoining the brick tenement and lot sold BY the
undersigned as commissioner to Jndson Mccoy, and
part of the real estate Of Merrill Cushing. decd Said
Tenement and Lot will be started at the upset price Of
81, 900, and will be sold on the following terms f.
nough in cash pay expenses of sale and part
of suit, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months-bonds with good security, to be given for
the deferred payments, HUGH, W. SHEFFEY,
Dec o. lS56.-tds-Vind copy Comr.
DUBLIC SALE OF SLAVES.-Will be
i sold at public auction in front Of the Court house
in Staunon, january l. 1857, the following Slaves:
Negro Woman, named Caroline; her daughter Eliza
BETH with her four childrenthree Girls and one Boy
another Woman also a daughter of Caroline They
are slaves of good character and sold BY under the
provisions of the last will and testament of George
Grener, decd.
TERMS Ninety days credit will be given the pur-
chaser executing his negotiable note notes with sat
isfactory endorsefs and interest added.
ROBERT SNAPP,
Executor of George Greiner, decd.
Ill,
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Now York Sent o. 1S5G.-6mos.

~ HELMB0LDS HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, prepared directly according to
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and is the best
and most active preparation which can be made for
the cure of Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel
Dropsy. Weaknesses, &C. Read the advertisement in
another column, headed GA Revolutions Certain
tory is ours"
Sept Oh lS56.-lyr.
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY

ULAoO %,
To be draaon in the City Of atlanta, Georgia, IN
public, on Tuesday January 90, 1857, on the
Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.