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DY BANGS. BROTHER & C0.-Trade SEE

DY BANGS. BROTHER & Co.-TsdeSss
SATURDAY MORNING Nay Is, q 10. O,eio't
n.nst,e,rei b, tie IL o-scr Printns Ink Compy ),
sod suit purchasers. without ressrv- f's casa P,
WFDNTsUAY. thursday sai FRIDAY.
June 9, 10 aud IL.
Commencing sseh DAY 81 10 o'cLcx
VERY RARE AND CHOICE OIL. PAiNfiSoS eoDporas
he diipsi.bsd OLD MASTERS. end ell Of them worthy Of
the b. Til. also Includes exquisite Mo0E&N
PICTURES Ths.s P.ig'nss WEIR res,ed .Os To- esfai,s
b.. add .-nt 70 tn. city Immediately tbs-s- By
~ great aud with view u their exh,hssoa ct hs
III. arrival until utly and consequently they hsss
snd until the reseus ns wa>1
has TO sell m IA his uannsf without sny
MANY OF ,h.u are religious pictures aas sev,d TO- sanp
Gus altar pieces well for the rvred Pic Dsu Of ha1ss
deyotees The great confusion which iesaea "a ne @
S ooms q religion, ration having oaSd their vsy 70
NewYoTt observation-disclosures,
hit ~, been done bs Of ProAus them 70, the ss
No. AZ. nov ready aud bs had on aPPnca'ass ta
9fFspAY MORNING. May 49, at Q O'Clock. aud th'ss fisv
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE Of ENGLISH nj
AMERICAN POOKS-Embosc extensive oon.s neos Js
firm LONDON PuBLsHEss, comPnsns choice ed
standard book. in s the departments OF Letane Ara
ard Sceucea M.uy Of them very expensSry sno ~a6y
Uu,rd,ed and snpeib and substantially bound Asa Nss
from many Of the leading American fno1shees
eub. tps graf variety the bs; productions OF Amencsa
,u,hor- end reprints OF rSpenay- European wAc ans ne
Ct and popular anrous w
h.l "a and MOROCCO Also Invoices OF S'spe ard isney ~
tonrry &c The whole onirs vry extensive aud vsasss
OH rnE an UNI .usl opportunity collectors for pubic and s%
libraries. we'd - 20 the trade.
Catalogues mar ~ al spplica n at the sAlerooms
AT PRIVATE SALE-A gesi quantity n SHELVING sad osas
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AUCTION SALE Of splendid Rosewood aai
n Mahogany PARLOR al CHANGER FURNirtaE =
isid foss.sr PIANO-rORrf 81, fsns htkkOaS on.
PAINTINGS PLATF ard GLASSWARE. AT ootsLh
SMITH Auction VII reid Bee No 81 wesfttA
49, THIS DAY Ssurdsy' MAJ H. 1t - ccsock ID. stbsa
toe RIB snd sfssni Chs pb-r All Dssiz
rom fo;;er-. % part tows; Two mSnhscnt c2rst
osewod Psr SUITES covered ,h~ iirh.s, saaa oroc>e
be.s' carved sade an ak v-w,j D-ys Nsses ley
and hau,e Onsmerts vita b-sgil PHiEtiDss OIL fsnnr
wh r'ch god frsre Piano forte Al
tor, ro~wood sne. warranted pr t-O y,sr tss~ood a
b-ry Rootess Sts mageop E,xrrrs Tor dors sat
bsc.. Csbnef. soai sprsnx C6So
/, h Fr,uch two arg frnch Pis- h,ro WA
.nSssds tesyiy slf lace ssi bFossas MisiS~ CxnS,.
SHADED ssd Reception Chair, Corner StAEas IL. The sssp
be-. srr " ~ hed in the most Ane hsvas I'd RI.
roS~ood hds,sss With pfcssnS Baresns ani NssAsssl
n.rb- e usca. sS, twelve pcr- Hdr Naf-ss-s "a.
.uv.riot So ia Msess- sptDzssi mehsssnJ esss ssx
Racsef. B.js Cois~f S,snos Bras-s hr-- sai
.Sin Csp-tiug Lbrsrs Booses~-. h.otl- hOcs. C.~ss
I..e aud Ornsu-u WnSo~ Sbsl~s Curtains snt Corui,s.
..a Two .sa Ss B-d,t-s5 mshossny do Nun,
Rocs,r Bo.,er AID Pi jo~s Beldios &c .o-~ct HA Hs
stand Oie-SS. Ddns ro,us-Exisos'op Dtios r,es. ia
,nd Duirs Tzb-. u OAK go, Chairs ushosaay A.,
With Isle. q, sn:.,y Of kiolen Furti'ar-
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printing.

NHEAP and STYLISH JOB PRINTING
~ HILTON Co. No. Il AnuH IS low as charges for plain
WORK.
ELECTROTYPING and STEREOTYPING.-
IL VINCENT DILL, il ELECrROrYPER and STEREO-
TYPER Nos - and 81 Beekmsnst N Y Book, Music Cir.
eus Cards Cheeks and Lsb-s Of 81 kinds eTeeued 10 ali
various branches Also epgrsviugs description
FL. ctrotyped Sereotyped IN the most perfect
Stsmp, made fr Banks also for small Hand Presses
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Syl,TsrEs sroyys Auctioue.r-By I. C. Hoccsros
EVTENSIVE PERENTORI SALE of SUPE-

SyL,EsrEs Sroyrs Auctiope.r-By T. c. Hocesros
EXTENSIVE PEREMTORl SALE oil SUPE-
II RIOR ROSEWOOD OAK, MAHOGANY and WAL
NIT RI RNIIt ROO II ESDAY May 10, Of To- eook.
Constitution Hall No 90 Brosdw.y b-t~een b-'ekM sad
Bord..t. T. C. HOUGHTON will sell ss shove one Of the
largest and Sest sssortmens e .h1nsble Flni'crs onrd
scon this city teins the entire Manufactured se< ou
Of the lsge. in the ety. consisting px
richly carved oak aud walnut Slebo.rds ex enslon Dnl To
bss Secretaries Bokcses beautifully carved rosswood r.rx
Furuiur. en- suite in rich and fshiot able coveripss rb
Easy Chair. Lounges rosewood mahog oak end wtnct
sofa and Fancy Tables variety Hsr Mattresses H.. ssa
an nyoice OF Pier Glasses. -.
Also 70 the trade, with which the sale Will commence. ~
plau walnut Bureaus an WsshsAnds on tog
mouth. credi with Interest added for sa'sfscory atssA p
ipg Of sale.
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9,ationerp auo fanep GOODS.

ORDERS for BLANK BOOKS. WRITING PA
Oprs srArtoNFRY AID JOB PAINTING ssioseab,
FRAk,yS L,)C ratL No Is Axa isaAsas Y. Psoss
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AR0E UNRESEkVED SALE Of FINE
IL HOUSEHOLD FURNITI RI, -Broca,eis P1io' Sa',es
superior Piano Forte superb Paintings csy Vase Enshs
bronze Chandeliers Sc THIS DAY, Saturday, May H. q
l0 O'clock embracing srgs and b-sun collection Of sad
ysuabe furnitur- work. OF magnificent armoir axse-
bois de- fine Piano Forte Pier and Mamie Mirrors Sofa Gen.
snd Pier Tables 600 yards Of h Carpets Bed and BsddnS
Dining Furniture every description. ChnA Cut 0ss
Syerws- &c. contained in tho residence. No. i5i Wet ais
7th sv. the sss Of which will b. p1stiys Csts
will b. ready at the house sale morning Fos fun pa cusu.
see Herald and Times.
BDeposts viii BE- requr. from Al pufcbsssrs iad rsi
bic will be 10 attendance 20 ship the soods
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AfISS LATNROP begs to announce that she
wi viii give enohet Of her READINGS from the following
su,bors: wis. Mscksy. Barbsm Sheridan and MI ton.
TUESDAY EVENING May 1s st Packer Collegiate Institute,
Br okyn Hshts at O'Clock Tck-t % csnts be had
Messr Carl Proxs Music Store Futon Ct at Rose Bookstore.
AtlaI tic Il and at the door
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6ouses auh furms Udntso
Rsal Gstdie for Sale.
LIE " + l. l. ! L A K X
al

7 LEW f l. l. \ Z A K X
FIFTY scsEs Or LAND.
OF <<e X ~ Jfs1Ss
koastsHl -h IT,. fty tis.I'iie e@e.,as dep 7,
,is,. bo;c ~ ~ cs. BRO q tbs g1re. P, -.,er
-. a.if.- ..rsr-ra. al e-eii.s,. tsss
TIE polsu .,Je Of lsnisp aardsn.o1 aad an s'en
I'D In tn ( ths sai eaoy s'sai OF ihs P
cks,srs Of ih- lssA lying onlliisCSas 10 Ia r''I
Thi. tract Of sbi con.nin. rS,si
h,. 30. divided into yils Site. Of irsa
) TO ~ ACRES EACH .
vu .-.t.d .p~cisi r.f-reur. b .b- ssas OF tit~o
ds b. .e IN the city SID yet w'-anf s-s.o> f-,d snd
b,shf; The eoansry ey tue ~nS saoTi
,b- .orth,. toe bee. exps,- S be..n s1f c,'sion -.
cored. we'd So perfect port GA ~ ~, "a =, ,es ,Ss
north sstsry winds While nfs'ofsoy 's ID :" S>1 ~
o.. breez-, nieb prevail ia Sumner
The hoe t.ct sborui il pre-, sof .p,i,s w,i-r -.
vsish , IN al rsp-cs the SIDE OF th m 'ua.,
|, ia amos, toe CT y ocsy % Lar me cay ~he'e ''-
prb,-Ts 81 .-. DESIRING 70 buA o oStsia the
ui.tesial on the pr. uises. TIRE OF eexg- r,
The privacy Il the Psrk and a. the s' 80 led y ato
sua az ke.p-r the entrance on alley Aac ons MI
North IA osi station A-enenz tne r9<e " 70
eives -four miles OF which s-ssy co s Ms
view Of the Valley ia OFT sined fcf naty mss &oau. n
Y,k IN the snc- and 6nty reaching The top OF tue mou
tin 700 sb,e the Level Of The m.n e-nt zoe
mon Ii. ,e~ huadTsd miles IA eN,en; eomP''e o
~. f1. a, yilisz-s toecs aud cie
pond, snd Bay 10 the yss-y enreh VIA th-
bis a. The sh Ny.ek mountain. Hsyettts~ p-sk and tas
Hi,.pd. toward tas n.gth with Lous leland. sfs-n l'.ni
and TIE O.so 10 The es.' This n.in,s psa'ts"A -
I'D q :, 70 2 0Ie .RK or !. S..s o S-~ York City
tb,p one hour vi, E..I Rail- si tom hs i', u
Courardt.t Sax usns Pr dsy esch ~'y .,v -. b..l,h
beauty snd ysl-y OF scenery 10y iran
fne. cu,te fo The intelligence aud mof, ORDER ~ y,
l,icn-in .hort. tr al hose coo:''eraaon' ~n1a
eved that the vicinity OF OriDgs esPec,y ne
SIDE r9"ene. sdy,n:sses 70 surpassed y '"'
For tenn. rsps AID particulars apply 70 the PI
n..k nr.n-a N l.
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DURTONs NEW THEATER, Broadway
- week Mr and Mrs. Ceares Mathews who viii
al THIS saturday EVENING 10 three OF their beet pieces
A HANDSOME Ill SBAND Or HANDSOME j. WHO HAND
.oNr Dols Mr. Wyndbsm Mr.. Charlie. Mathews; Wynd.
hsm Mrs. Mathews Henry Fitsherbrrt. Mr. BnSg' COOL
As CUCUMBER. PumpeI. his original character, NJ c.
Mathews And THE ETON Roy. in which Mr.. aud Mrs.
ChSlies Mathews viii appear M Dab-'-r. Mr. setch-i Col
Curry Mr.. Bishop.
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DROOKLYN CONCERT-In the North X. d.
ID Church Clermontsv near Myrtle. on TUESDAY EVEN
mo- May 49, 1853 commencing O'Clock the Cnor Of the
aided BY several Ladies and Gentlemen Of eminent tai
will give choice selection OF Chose Solos Duets. Omar
tets etc Also The first psr OF the C.,ts!s Of DANIEL
cents escb be obtsised Of Mr. WEEKS, sexton Of the
KFE cor Ken. aud Myrtle avs, aud r. BRINkERHoFF. No
Fulton-st N. Y
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NENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS at
W RETAIL. L. SILLECK, of Fulton and w IL
hand and is constantly receiving extensive
and complete assortment OF GkNTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS. Napoleon, Cravs Tubular aud ScaIt Ties OF the
spd most desirable Pe'tsrns Hosiery UOdsrgsmeu
Saints Collars Handkerchief Suspenders Dress Robes Trsv
eiug Sh Shsws of superior styles and qualities En-
broi~e. aud Plat shit Bosoms Particular attention
maid 10 ord,, fro
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-11

TAr Contest IN ILLINOIS. The Chica-
90 papers are filled with reports Of the
spceches of Senator Douglas and his oppo-
nent, Mr.. Lincoln, at the great meeting at
Ottawa on the 21st ult BY an arr ange-
mens previously made, these representatives,
of their respective parties had agreed. to
hold seven public discussions-thls BENG
the first, it is estimated that no less than
twelve thousand persons were present; ana
we are told that g Ottawa was deluged in
dust" whilst national flags, notices and
devices were visible in every direction ~
The friends of the respective speakers met
them on their entrance into the city, and
two professions were formed, each Of which
is represented as having been nearly mile
in length. The debate was opened by Mr..
Douglas. who spoke an hour; Mr.. Lincoln
,occunied an hour and half in his reply,
and MIR. D. made closing speech Of half
an hour As might be expected the vlcto-
nv in this discussion is claimed on both
sides. The Chicago Press has heading
IA Senator in tight place" while the
Times informs us that 34incoln breaks
down." &c. The Press states that at the
close Of the debate Mr. Lincoln s.was seized
by the multitude and borne off on their
shoulders, in the centre of crowd of five
shouting republicans, with a band Of music
in 'front.' The Times on the other hand,
informs us that Lincoln ''seemed to have
been paralyzcd. He stood upon the stage
looking wildly at the people as they surroun-
ded the triumphant Douglas, and with
mouth wide open, he could not find friend
to say one word to him in his distress"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-11

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
" MILLS.-Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Augusta County, rendered at its June
term, 1858. shall proceed, on the premises, on
Thursd az, the 18th day Of August next, to sell to
the HIGHEST bidder, the MERCHANT MILL and
LAND purchased by E.. G.. Brewer of James Coch-
ran. Com'r, known as the "Churchville Mis-
This Mill is in good repair and rerute, advanta-
geously located in the midst Of large and densey
populated wheat growing community, accessible
from all points, without competition, and must, of
necessity, if properly conducted, do a very large
business. There is also good SAW MILL.
The tract of land contains 1884 Acres, is in a
high state of cultivation, has on it a good BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, Mer's House, and I'LL ne
cessary out houses, and other improvements.
This property will be sold peremptorily, and as
it is rare that property with such advantages is in
market, persons wishing to purchase would do well
to examine it and attend the sale. The growing
crop will be sold either with the land or separate,
as may be deemed best. .ets
Mr. Beard, the Miller, will show the property to
any one DESTROYS Of seeing it.
Should any one wish to purchase the entire tract
as originally owned by James A. Cochran, decd,
am authorized to say that the balance can be had
upon reasonable TERMS ~
TERMS':-So much in hand as viii pay costs Of
sale-one-fourth in four months, for which nego-
table note, well endorsed, will be taken the bal
ance in three equal annual payments, the purchas-
er eivif Q bond with approved security and title
retained IS ultimate security.
Nv address is Churchyslle. Augusta county.
JAMES WILSON, Com'r
July II. 1858. Asi EFF2&
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
W AN M 1kJOI y ~ I1It y Y Z T k>Ix]s
sst - AUGUST 10th, 1858.

fsf 1AuSNtas 49,, Aooo.
ITO JOHN .CRAUN, ST., MATTHIAS NJ.
/ Kersh Thornton G.. Stout, John j. Cupp,
Robert G.. Bickle, John Reed, Nicho. X. Trout.
George Foage, Robert Linn, Sr, G. CARRIER, John
Humbert, Joseph Burkholder, John Fl. Rush, and
ohm c. McCue and /. J. Parkns,. administrators
of Samuel Harnesberger, decd. ,-Plainths.
And to benjamin " eller, John Cook. Jacob
Shook, John Wampler, Alexander Walker, John
Shutterly, Thomas Walker, Benjamin Byerly
Hugh W. Shefey, Johr D. Imboden, John Sea
wright, John B. Baldwin, Eli Long, Samuel Cline,
Jonathan Sheets, Benjamin Weller, jrs, John Click,
Samuel Click, John 4. Keagy, John Givens, John
b. Watts, Theophus Gamble, Urkane D.. Poe,
William G.. Lauck Present. Moses Il. Nc
Cue, Adam Sheets, and Benjamin Hoover, -Ab-
sent Defendants.
And to a!lothers ckair,ingste hold lines on tho
land Of Benjamin, Weller, ST., whether by mort
gage, trust deed, Judgment OF otherwise
You ere hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 2lst day of September next, if fair, if not, on
the next fair day. Sunday excepted, at my office
in the town of Staunton, to take and settle an ac
count showing, according to their due priorities,
all the debts and demands chargeabe on the pro
ceeds Of the sale of the lands OF Benjamin Weller,
ST., such account having been required to be so ia
ken and settled by a decree Of the Augusta Circuit
Court, entered on the 18th day of June, 1853, sn
suit in Chancery depending in the said Court in
which you are parties, by which same decree the
sale of the land aforesaid was ordered-at Which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my h and, as C6mmssiener in Chan
Gerry Of the said Court, the day and the year first
aforesaid. POWELL HARRISON, Com'r.
Ano 81 1S59-5ts
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

T N pursuance ola decree of the Circuit Court of
4 Augusta county, rendered on the 23d day of
June last in the case of VIM D. Hogshead and ais.
against Francis Gilkeson and John NJ. Huff, the
undersigned Commissioner, will proceed to sell at
auction, on the premises, on Thur,day, the 23ra
day Of September next, the TRACT or LAND
mentioned in the proceedings, (being the same
tract which W. D. Hogshead resides,) or SO
much thereof az may De necessary to pay. the debt
for which it is seld. The tract contains about 100
ling Springs. adjoining the lands Of i. Gilkeson,
Capt j. W. Eogshead and 9th ers. It is well i'm
proved and has good supply Of water.
TERMS.-So much in hand as will pay costs Of
suit and expenses Of sale the residue will be re-
quired in three equal insta1ments credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser. giving
bonds With good personal security, and the title
retained till full payment.
August Is, 1853 tds.-prs fee s. l2X.
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TRUST 6 ALE.

nY yirtuo ofDeed of Trust executed to the un-
- designed BY John NJ. Basset and wife, dated
the 8th day Of january, 1856, and duly recorded
sale at public auction, on Tharsday the 3oh day Of
September, 1858, on the premises, q TRACT OF
LAND, containing 2ll Acres, more or less sit
mated in said County. adjoining the lands Of VIM
Marshall, VIM. Gkeson and others.
This Farm IS situated in desirable neighborhood
and the improvements are comfortable.
The title is believed to be good, bat acting as
trustee will convey only such title as is vested in
me.
Terms Of sale, Cash. So,
VIM. II. HARTMAN, Trustee.
Aiir % 1S50-tds-Prs fee S3
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-11

= GEv. WALKER.-A mass meeting Of thc
citizens of Atlanta, Georgia, took place on
the 9Th of August, for the purpose Of hear
ing speech from Gen. Walker, and e1-
pressing their sympathy with the cause in
which he is engaged. Senator Toombs was
present, and endorsed Gen. Walkers posi-
etien in the most open and unmistakable
manner. The meeting was numerously at
tended, and composed Of the most respecta-
BILE and influential citizens of Atlanta and
the adjoining counties -Pennsyluantan.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-11
HOUSE AND LOT.

Try virtue of authority vested in me by a Trust
- Decd executed by Joseph Andrew and wife,
and ofrecord in the County Clerks oaice of Au-
gusta County, shall fer the purposes set forth in
said deed, proceed to sell at auctep the highest
bidder, en- Saturday the End day Of October, 1858,
the LoT and improvements, consisting of com
BILE, &C., &C., described in said deed and situated
in tie village of Mt. Scion. The title to this prop
erty is believed to be indisputabe, but shall only
cenEey such title as said deed vests in me.
Terms made known on day of SALE
S. PAUL, Trustee.
alt. solen, Va, Sept. 4, ls5s.-4t-Prs fee 81.
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ALEX. II. II. STUART. B. BALDWIN STUART
LAW PARTNER SHIP.

HAVING associated my son B. Baldwin, Stuart
l. with in business, we will hereafter prac-
tice law in all the Courts he'd in Staunton, under
The name and style Of A LEX. HI. I'll. STUART
& SON.
Particular attention will be given to the CoLLEc-
rIoN CLAIMS.
The senior partner will also regularly attend the
Circuit Courts of Rockingham and Rockbridge and
the Court of Appeals at Lewisburg.
ALEX. Ii. II. STU ART
Stanton, Sept. 4, lS5S,-tf.
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered. receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any number they may designate. s.fp
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write plain
and give their Poss Office, County and State. K.
Remember that every prizeis drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
All prizes of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
Ali communicationsst strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certifcatesto
S.SWAN 4 CO., augusta, Ga.
Va Persons residing Montgomery, Ala,
or Atlanta, Ca, can have their orders filed, and
save time, by addressing S. Swan Co., at cath
er Of those cities. 3sH l .n4
@sy~ list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount Of the prize that each
one is entitled to- will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers:-Neeo Orleans
Delta, Noble Register, Charleston Standard, NASH
viUe Gazette, atlanta L,teusgencer Neao York Week
ly Day. Book, Sauannah Morning News, and Rich
aaond Dispatch and Ney York Dispatch.
hard
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TRUST SALE
OF PERsONAT, PROPEETY


- John R. Brison, August 2lst 1858, and on re-
cord in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of
staunton, will sell at public auction, in front Of
the Court House, on the fourth Monday Of Sep
TENDER, (being courtday,) the following proper
W, VIZ.
I Bedstaad and Bedding, 5 BedsteaGs, q lot Of
Bedding, Washstands, Writing Tables, setts
Chairs, odd Chairs, l Writing Desk and Book
case, lfne Mahogany Bureau, Safe, Wardrobe,
Dining Table, Side Table, lSefa, Lounge,
Carpets, Gone Of them tine,} excellent Cooking
Stove and apparatus, fine Stoves, one horse
Spring Wagon and Harness, Saddle, and Bride,
together with number Of Household conyeniences.
TlRMS.--Upon all'sums Of IS and upwards, a
credit Of four months will be given, the purchaser
with interest added from date CT purchase. Sums
less then SIS cash will be required.
NJ. p. FUNAHOUSER, Trustee.
Aug. %, 58.-tds.-spec copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-11
TO REGULATE TEE LIEER rs ONE OF THE
Physician principal aims in all of debility

III kEGU LAIE 3TE LIN Elk Is ONE OF IHE
Physicians principal aims in all of debility or
weakness Of the SYSTEM for when this is done health
naturally follows.
To find remedy TO DO this has been the aim of
Er Sanford during years OF his practice, where the
cess, and faly experimental WITH until it could be
recommended with confidence and truth, and in nc
case has it been recommended for the cure Of any
disease until it has been fully tried, and knowf t6
be beneficial in the treatment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which subject to
originates from diseased Liver, which shows itsel
in the form of iaundice, dyspepsia, sick headache
sour stomach, biliousness weakness Of the back OF
spine. stomach and bowel arrangement, and many
others too numerous to mention, all Of which may
be benefited by the of the Envgorater, curing
the Liver and removing the cause.
Sept. IL, lSaS.-lmo.
THERE is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL.-Read
the advertisement in mother column, headed ''Heln
bold'sGenuine Preparation.
Sept A. lS5S.-lm
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-11
READY MADE CLOTHING,

ron FALL AND WINTER WE4R
M are now receiving cur FALL AND WINTER
w CLOTHING manufactured for this market)
and would solicit call from persons in want Of 4
good article, Cheap for Cesh. Always on hand, an
assortment Of Cloth Work, made ZIP in the lates
styles also. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Of all
kinds. EA5~ Goods ordered at the shortest notice
ROANE Il ABBY,
Under the Virginia Hotel, Stanton.
Sept. 4, 1856.-Spec COPY.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-11

Fatal Casualty On Saturday last a
slave man, the property Of Mr.. John Willis,
'ofOrange Court House, aged about 30 years,
was killed by being run over by the train
On tn, Orange & Alexandria Railroad. He
was lying, on the track, and it is supposed,
was either asleep or intoxicated and was not
discovered until the train had passed over
him. He was shockingly mutllated.