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MARRIAGE.
CERT-HN DisEASE

Wbsa the ma guided aal alpFulsnt sosrr of nj 49,.
hn3r h. hss ib4bsd ihe seeds thi. psinfa dtsru, !,
to- rrs hppFsas ttai ~ ,.nsd .siss II .k.g, a,
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who. fon ,dsessila EHd TesPectabsliy caa sloB- h.,
ht~Bt h'n aslsy as all the constitutional .,su,o,
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. John.fon.

fINHE FOUNDER OF This celebrated
lssiiiaaoa rfrrs The mosl CeuAia, SPEEDY,
and 0siy sdsssssi resseSy 80 ths wosid for
SECRET DISEASES
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SCHEME.

In the above Scheme formed by the ternary combi-
nation of rs numbers, muking 1906 tickets and the
drawing of 20 ballots there will be 140 prizes each
having three of the drawn numbers it. 1920 each
having two of them on 3S,06O each having one only
of them on and also Sos5s tickets with neither of
the drawn numbers on them, being blanks.
To determine the fate of these prizes and blanks rs
numbers from to rs inclusive will be severally pac
ed in wheel the day of the drawing and 20 ofthem
drawn out at random and that ticket having for its
combination the s I'd and Sd drawn numbers, will be
entitled to the capital prize of $685. that ticket hav
ing on it the 4th 5th and 9Th drawn numbers to $685.
O00 that ticket having it the 7hsth and 9th drawn
numbers to $4,000 that ticket having it the 10th,
18th and 18th drawn numbers, to 10000 and so
on according to the above scheme All other tickets
(beng lOO0 with three of the drawn numbers on them,
each S2O0 those ll6 tickets having them the 1st
and 3D. or Sd and 4th drawn numbers each $50 those
l6 tickets having on them 9Th and 6th 7th and sth
drawn numbers, each 500; Those 116 tickets having
on them the 9th and 10th, or 18th and 18th drawn
numbers, each $40; all other tickets (being 10,672)
with TWO of the drawn numbers them, each $50;
those 1880 tickets with either the lst 3D. 3d. 5th
6th 18th, 9Th, 9th 10th drawn numbers, each 800;
those $50 with either the 1th 12th 18TH 14th, 18TH
10TH 17th 1Sth 10th Goth drawn numbers each So
csg" No ticket which shall have drawn prize of a
of superior denomination, be entitled to an in
feror prize.
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MARRIED.,

On the 2sth of MAY last by Rev. Y. j. Richardson,
Mr. JAMES FARRAR to Miss FRANCES VIRGINIA, daught'
er ofMr John Zimmerman, all of this county.
On the Sd inst, by the same, Mr.. JNo W. I. ALE
NoyG, of Frederick CO.. to Miss S. KATE, daughter oil
b. F. Hailman Esq, of this county.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. JOSEPH Hous
MAN to Miss MARY JANE, daughter of Mr.. David Cook
all of this county.
On Thursday morning last, at the American Hotel,
by the Rev. Dr. Green Mr.. RoBERr L. COLLINS to Miss
NANCY L. CAMPBELL
On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. n. Davis, Mr.. JAMES
C. SuoMo of Barbour county, to Miss MARTHA VINES
of Fishersyille
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DHYME AND REASON.
*, Ifvou're careless in clothes,
And want to get those
That will make YOU scarecrow to brighten the crows,
Then 60 TO the shops
Where they've ready-made "slops"
But you would get handsome, welthttng article,
alike credltabe to your taste and becoming to your
person, patronize the Brown Stone Clothing Store OF
Rockhili Wilson, Nos 603 and COS Chestnut street,
above Sixth, Philadelphia. June Z4-ze
TSPITAPH.-The late Sternhold Cakes was rather
T. eccentric, and offered reward for the best espl,
taph for his grave Several tried for the prize oHa
tried for himself and the following was the result
"Here lies the body of Sternhold Cakes,
Who lived and died like other folks,
And bought his clothes of Granville Stokes.
This was satisfactory, and the old gentleman CLAIM
ed the reward which, he had the paying OF 1t nm
self was of course allowed No. 209 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. l1une z4-zt
Election of Constable.
An election will be held in the 9TH District, (places
of voting, Mt Sidney and Spring HILL on Saturday
the 4th day of July next for an additional Constable
to serve until the regular election. ,,,ne,
June "a, 1857 COMMlSoloNEno'
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TTHE RICHMOND DISPATCH, DAILY,
i SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLI.--The urgent
solicitations of number of friends have induced me
to publish a SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH. 1t will
appear about the Sd July next will be printed on new
type will contain twenty-eight columns OF reading
matter and in size and proportions will resemble the
Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will be only Two
DoLLARs Per ,ANNUM IN ADVANCE. 1t will contain
all the news of the day Political, Domestic, Foreign,
Miscellaneous and ommercial-together with Editori-
ais and entertaining Literature. Especial attention
will be paid 10 the markets, which will be regularly
and accurately reported 1t will indeed be NEWS
PAPER in the most comprehensive sense: presenting
ineligible narrative of everything that transpres and
communicating promptly and succinctly all kinds OF
information appropriate to the Newspaper.
There are only semi-weekly mails in many parts OF
the State, and this semi-weeky edition ofthe Dispatch
meets the wants of the people supplied by those mails
Every branch of the paper is entrusted to capable
amples of the enterprise with which it will be sus-
tanned.
Those who want the SENI-WEEKLY DISPATCH will
please send their orders at once that their SUBJ
scriptions may begin with the first number. Address
the undersigned.
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual rates;
and as the SemiWeeky edition will no doubt be wide
" circulated it will be an advantageous medium for
communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and the Weekly, well as the Semi
Weekly Dispatch, will soon be greatly improved, and
the three papers will be sent to subscribers at the fol-
lowing Low RATES.
DAILY Dispatch. ................'S f per an
Semi Weekly Dispatch, 80. ........s 90 per an.
Weekly Dispatch. ......... 81 per an.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
There are no cheaper journals in the Union, and
neither labor expense will be spared to make them
among the best newspapers of the day.
Richmond, June TO- 1857. j. A. COWARDlN.
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sCHEME.-ry- TWENTY

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.-,fy' TWENTY
IuL DRAWN BALLOTS -E,-Inca calling your par
ticuar attention to this extra ordinary Scheme, we
would especially direct your attention to the extent of
ing the UNPRECEDENTED humber Of 20 Draw Drawn Ballots
Whereas the other Lotteries rarely exceed 1917 giving
preponderance in favor of the purchaser as well as
the fact that the lowest three number ticket will be
titled to 5000 Prize. The other and higher Prizes
are IMMENSE, and well worry Of an investment, for
which we refer you to Scheme at foot We take pride
to ourselves that selections have benefited our
patrons, by the prizes have them, and take
this opportunity to thank them for the liberal support
for continuation of their avors we therefore say do
not fail to incest in tile GRAND CONSOLIDATED
CLASS H, to be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1857. r. FRANCE 4 Co.,
Managers.
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''0' Tikets s2o-shares in proportion.
HAVANA LoTTERY.-"The Glory of

HAVANA LOTTERY.-"The Glory of our
IL House will never depart" "0ur star is in the
ascendent" Havana Plan No. G. We have merely
being composed of single numbers, and to refer you
to the best evidence of success viz the fact OF the
Official report of the amount of Prizes we sold in the
last Lottery on the Havana Pan-0ne Prize of 900,
Quarter of $4,000 One Half of $4,000, and 10 Prizes
of 81 900 each; in the aggregate amounting to the u
nicent and princey of s4s5O0, besides several
smaller prizes, ranging from 500 to 81 ,o0O.
We again advise you to give us trial in the follow.
ing: GRAND CONSOLIDATED HAVANA PLAN
LOTTERY OF MD. r. FRANCE Co., Managers
Extra Glass SIX, to be drawn In Baltimore, Nd, on
Tuesday, June S0t, 1857. Prize amounting to 1885,
700 Dollars ~ Prizes payable in full without de-
duction 81 $4,000 Numbers, 900 Prizes.
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DIED.,

On the 18th inst, near Union Church, Mr.. FREDER-
lex SHERMAN one of the most worthy citizens OF the
county.
In this place. on the 14th inst, at the residence oil
her husband, Mrs SARAH JANE SHoTT, aged % years
10 months and 10 days.
Suddenly, at the University Of Virginia, on Satur
day morning last Mr. 0HS oStu GTf ba sea e
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X osHEN FARM FOR SALE AT AUC-

(T TION.-Puisuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Rockbridge pronounced the 18th OF April
last in cause therein pending between Thomas Y.
Lancaster &C., Plaintiffs, and David H. Bell and 9TH
ers Defendants shall proceed, the 2s day OF JET
L next to sell at public auction the premises, the
lower end of the GOSHEN FARM, lying on the Big
Calf Pasture River, in said county, on the Virginia
Central Railroad and within half mile ofthe Goshen
Depot, containing, ascer.ained by recent survey,
about 4S4 Acres. This tract now offered for sale
is that portion of the Goshen Estate of which Joseph
Bell, Esq., died siezed and which was devised to his
son. David H. Bell and is the lower end of the tract
on which all the improvements are situated
The improvements are large, commodious BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with all necessary out'build-
ings. ;. -
The tract is we'll watered well tmbered, andis we'll
adapted T., the growth of grain and grass. large
portion of it is fine bottom land and is situated in
good neighborhood, in the immediate vicinity OF Bath
Iron Works, within eight miles of the Alum Springs.
nine miles of Jordans Carbonated Baths, five miles OF
Strcklers Supher Springs and two miles OF the Cold
Sulphur Springs. :,
The Central Railroad train passes daily through it,
thus placing it within two hours ride of Staunton,
four hours Of Charlottesville, and eight hours OF Rich
mond and Washington cities.
TERMS: One third cash in hand, and the residue
in two equal annual payments, bearing interest from
datethe purchaser giving bonds for the deferred pay
ments with good security and the legal title retained
until the purchase money is paid. -,
Sale will be in gross, and not by the acre, and will
commence at12 NJ The land will be sold unencumber-
ed by dover rights.
For further information address the subscriber at
Lewisburg, or his Attorney j. D. DAy1psSX Esq al
Trustee for Betsey Bell andher children.
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TIRsT BOOK FOR CHII,DREN.-Publsh-

IL ed by ]. w. RANDOLPH, Richmond. Price 10 cts
VAUGHAN'S ABECEDARIAN, or First Book for
Children designed to render the learning ofthe Alpha
bet, and Of Elementary Spelling and Defining, pleas.
ing and intellectual, and to fix in the mind habits OF
words, and to the meaning of words and through
their application to their appropriate objects, to in
culcate the love of Nature and reverence for Natures
God by Mrs. S, A. Vaughan.
ry- copy will be sent by mail, post paid, to any
teacher who will remit 10 cents.
Richmond June "a, 1857.
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oee Prizes amounting to................S2 l5,26U
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S5; Quarters $3.50
Small Scheme Draws Every Saturday.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
on New York RENTED for Prizes.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packa
ges of Tickets TO o,- =,
June 81, 1857. Macon or Savannah ia
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets Of r. Winter,
Manager. will send them to US for payment
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SWAN & Co.'S LOTTERIES.
rT,HE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EV-
i err drawn Capital Prize 100000! Tickets on

ar drawn Capital Prize sec, o0oi Tickets on
ly $40!
Owing to the great favour with which our Single
Number Lotteries have been received by the public,
and the large demand for Tickets the Managers, ;.
SWAN & Co., viii have drawing eaen SATURDAY
throughout the wear. The following Scheme will be
drawn in each Of their Lotteries for July, 1851;
CLASS 4S, to be drawn in the city OF Atlanta, Ca,
in public, on SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1871
CLASS "a to be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ca,
in public on SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1857.
CLASS A. to be drawn IN the city OF Atlanta, Ca,
in public, on SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1857.
in public, on SATURDAY, JULY 25th, 1857.
On the plan of Single Numbers. Three thousand
three hundred and thirty przes Nearly one Prize to
every nine Tickets! Magnificent Scheme To be
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NoTICE!!-TO CARPENTERS,

NOTICE! NOTICE ITO CARPENTERS,
IN PLASTERERS AND PAINTERS.-The under
signed propose, on T&ursday tile 25th day of jane,
1851 to let to the lowest bidder Contract to Repair
Hebron Church. Specifications of the work required
to be done will be made out on that day upon the
premises, and the Contracts entered into. The i'm.
provements are expected to be worth $1,000 1t will
consist of Carpenters work, Pasering and Painting
ANY one desiring to undertake the repairing request
ed to attend at Hebron Church the day above men
toned HENRY EDISON,
JAMES WILSON,
A. d. McPHEETERS, Committee.
JACOB BAYLOR,
SAM'L II. BELL,
Juua 1a5r-Vind coDy
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June 3, 1857. Baltimore Maryland.
GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Iu ODE
" dience to decree of the Circuit Court OF High
land county, pronounced on the Cd Of May last IN
cause therein depending in which Samuel b. Camp
bell is Plaintiff and Geo. N. Kinney and others are De-
PENDANTS shall, Commissioner Of said Court offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder upon
the premises, on the sth of July next, TWO STOKE
HOUSES and LOT of ground in the town of Monte.
rey, now IN the occupancy of Messrs: Sitlington \
Rodgers; the one Frame, and the other large and
commodious two-story Brick building, not entirely
completed.
This is good stand for Store or q Tavern, and
with very little expense the buildings might be most
conveniently adapted to either purpose TINS properly
well deserves the attention of enterprisng men VINO
may wish to do profitable business upon small
capital.
TERMS:-So much of the purchase money as may
be sufficient to pay the charges and expenses of sale
in hand the balance in six audtwelve monthswbonds
and security required and the title retained TIL Pur
chase money paid. DAVID FULTl, Com T.
NJ,
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ESTATE IN AUGUSTA

Ill COUNTY-THE NELSON FARM.-As Com,
missioner of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county,
will sell at public auction, the premises, ON IH"S-
dqy, TuIy esd 1857, the well known FARM IN Angus,
ia county for many wears the residence OF James and
Alex T. Nelson, Esqs.
The tract as now offered contains, by recent survey
Acres, and embraces the choice land and all the
improvements of the old estate
1t is situated on Christians Creek, between hve ana
six miles from Staunton in of the most beautiful
valleys of Augusta county.
It presents all the attractions of first rate land, Is IN
first rate neghborhood, and do not hesitate to call
attention to one of the best farms in the county,
TERMS OF SALE SO much cash as Will pay the
costs of suit and sale the residue in four equal pay
ments, at six, twelve. twenty-four and thirty-six
moAhs from the sale Bond and personal security re-
CURED and the title retained as ultimate security
SALE OF STOCK, CROPS, AND Personal
PR0PERTl.-As soon as the farm is sold shall pro.
coed to sell all the personal property on it, much OF
which is valuable consisting of Horses, Cattle Hogs
Farming Implements and Household Furniture, and
the growing crop of Corn.
TERMS For all sums under $40, cash; for $40 and
upward six months credit upon bond and security.
Mr.. Robert p. Nelson, who resides upon the farm,
authorizes me to say that he will take pleasure IN
showing the property to any disposed TO purchase.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Comr.
June "a, 1S57-tds
psg- Wind. Rock Register and Valley Democrat,
Richmond Wing and Enquirer (Semi-weekly) copy ids.
and send acts 10 this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ HEI.MBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU, is prepared directly ACCORDING 10
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, ana Is lhe oes
and most active preparation which can De naue iDi
the cure of Diseases Of the Bladder hdneys, oruVc
Dropsy Weaknesses, &c Read the aeVerHsen.env We
anottler column, headed "A ReVoiulloniS WV
tory is ours
Sept "a, ls56.-lyr. -----.
Y1Sg- A perfumed breath can be obtained by DOW
denis Dental Fluid. Toohache instantly renewed =!
Dowden Dental Fluid. Soft and Spongy uuhis
ed by Dowdens Dental Fluid Teeth maze WILL
ed by Drs Peasants Hudson, Ednands, HaueocA, @I,
&C. of this city, and Physicians everywhere for sue
y GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad ST., Richmond, Va.
~ Beware of limitations, Toothwashes, &c.
Feb %, lS5T-ly
Notice.-IYUALATIoN IN CoNsuMpTIoN-See adj
vertisement under this head -
Deafness.-Cert relief for those afflicted, see
advertisement headed GEAR AND EYE.
There is an article selling throughout the country
that has attained the widest celebrity ever KNOWN
as a remedy for Liver Complaints. We have references
to Dr. Sanford's lnvgorator, or Liver heHeus' ars
has performed cures almost too great to oeheve
il not for the undoubted evidence that accompany 9e
testimonials 1t is in truth, the greatest rehieuy
known for Dyspepsia, Jaundlce or gehern ueDi,s.
that so often battles the Skill OF our most eminent phy
sicians. r.,
DIR. Sanford has been for long time one OF the en-
uent physicians of New York. and 1t Is said most OF
his cases were treated with the Invigorator with sue
nvarable success that he has been induced TO oer IL
as family medicine and let the world have the oene
fit of his discovery If those who troubled with
debility headache angqOr or SLOW lingering ieveT
bills, and days, perhaps years of suffering.
May %, lS57-lm
FEVER AND AGUE-AN INFALLIBLE CURE:
We defy the world to produce any medicine that
does not contain Qunne, Bark, Arsenic, Mercury, or
any noxous or deadly compound, to cure this annoy
iug disease as effectuay Carter's Spanish Mixture
While contains Of the above mentioned danger
Gus articles yet it possesses power in relieving re
yer and Ague which cannot be approached by any Of
them separately or in combination. 1t acts speclhca
" on the Liver puries the Blood, opens the pores o.
the skin and assists nature to dspel from the system
the seeds of Disease or what is as bad the remains OF
the Mineral Drugs, which clog and finally destroy the
constitution.
See the cure of Mr.. Longden, of Virginia, He mao
Chis twice day for years nothing would reneVe
him until he tried Carter's Spanish Mixture, only
bottles OF which efectualy restored him to healthnol
has he had return of the disease SINCE
Nav Of 1S57-lm,
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THE MARKETS.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
2enoyted I'M St1ples. Martin Dc Co.

cAyANNAH LOTTERY, ON THE HA.
- vana Plan of Single Numbers. ANDERSON u
SON. Managers, successors to J. F. Winter Manager.
Prizes PAYABLE without deduction. Capital Prize
$50. 900. 10000 Tickets. JASPER COUNTY AcADE-
MY LorrEnY, by authority of the State of Georgia,
CLASS z, draws June 18th, 1857, at St. Andrews
Hail. Savannah Ga, under the sworn snperintendenee
Of W. r. Symons and ]. NJ. Prentiss Esqs. Magnif-
cent Scheme: 49,
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1000 Prizes amounting to-. ........ SlsS,iGu
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters ~: so.
~ Prizes payable forty days after the drawing In
full, aciMout dedaction u this Lottery.
ny For Tickets and Packages, address orders to
T. H. HUBBARD & CO.,
Office 80 Fayette-st.-Box No. 40,
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Z IFEILLUsTRATED DIS A FIRsT-

IFEILLU RATED is A FIRST
i 4 Glass Pictorial Weekly Journal devoted to Enter
tanment, Improvement and Progress designed 10 en-;
Actiyity to illustrate life in all its phases. high.
toned Pictorial Weekly Paper which ought to be read
by every Family Published at 50 year, 81 for half
year, and to clubs of four three months for One Dol
lar Try it. Address, FOWLER Il WELLS,
sos Broadway, New York.
The PANAMA STAR says: "LIFE ILLUSTRATED is one
of the best papers published in the United States.
We know of no more instructive and interesting pub
LEGATION for family reading Young and old, parents
something to suit them in its colums."'
York lime II 1871
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In Ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the money
to our address for the Tickets ordered receipt OF
which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purcha-
sers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate. IN.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be for
warded to the purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing. , -.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post ice, County and STATE
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay
able in full WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
80 All Prizes of$lO0O and under, paid immediately
after the drawngOther prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN u CO., atlanta, Ga.
June "A. 1851
80 A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with The amount of the prize that each en-
titled TO- will be published after every drawing IN the
following papers :-bec Orleans Deta, Aoose hegtster
5orIest9a Standard Gashyie Gazette atlantic Intel
Sisneer Ne,0 York Weekly Day Book, SaoannaA Norn-
;ng Nelcs aad Richmond Dispatch.