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From Europe.-An Armistice.


The steamer Africa, bringing Liverpool adj
vices to the 9th inst, arrived at New York Oh
Thursday last. Her most important intelligence
"a tbe announcement that an armistice has beer
ooraad on between the Allies and the Austrians
lasting from the 9Th July to the 10th August
The Emperor Napoleon telegraphed the fact To
Paris on the 7th, saying that the agreement was
signed at Villa Franco by Gen. Hess, on the par
of the Austrians and Marshal Valiant, on thf
part of the Allies. >,
Among other stipulations, it is provided tina
all commercial vessels, without distinction o
flags shall be allowed to navigate the Adrian'
unmolested.
The Paris Moniteur, the Government organ
in France, cautions the public against mlsunder
stending the armistice. 1t says negotiations may
commence. but it does not see how the war car
be terminated.
The London Times believes that the armistice
will lead to peace, as it is we'll authenticated
that the proposal came from France, fact in
dicative of good spirit of moderation on the
part of the Emperor, or that the necessities o.
his situation rendered such course necessary
The Times does not believe it was the latter
France reaps all the benefits of the armistice
either way.
The news caused much excitement in moneta
~ and stock operations. In London, Oonsol'
advanced one and half to two per cent. In
Paris the Bourse rose two and half per cent
Other continental Rourses advanced materially
Austrian funds at Frankfort rose ten per cent.
Prior to the declaration of the armistice, the
Sardinians had proceeded vigorously with the
siege of Peschiera, but this movement failed tc
excite interest 10 th2 al absorbing topic growing
out of the Austrian Diet having proposed tf
mobilize the German Federal contingent and re-
quest the Prince Regent of Prussia to take the
command IN Chief.
LATKR-PRAoR CONCLUDED.
The North Briton steamer arrived below Cue
bee, with dates to the 18th, announces that the
war is ended and peace actually concluded be-
tween the allies and the Austrians. Lombardy
is conceded to Napoleon who politely turns il
over to Victor Emmanuel, and Austria is to be
permitted to retain Venetia. An Italian con
federacy is to be formed under the Honorary
Presidency" whatever that may mean, OF the
Pope. What is to be done with Tuscany, Par
ma end Modena, the brief despatch does moi
say
The London Daily News says the fairest hopes
and expectation of Italy are deceived by this
peace. History will call the Emperor Napoleon
to strict account for having made war on false
pretsnces, and signed mock and selfish peace
that leaves Austria impregusbly fortified in ting
heart of Northern Italy, and commits Central
Italy to the patronage of the Pope.
The Morning Post, referring to the peace, con
tends that the Pope is deprived of the substance
but keeps the shadow of supremacy.
The Times says France has spent ECO, OOO,O 0C
sterling, and $4,000 men only to give Milan
Piedmontes, instead of al Austrian master, an1
establishes the Pope in temporal dignity even
beyond his imagination! Is all this reala The
Emperors game must be very long one.
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~ more voluminous should grow,
Than Holipgshed or Stow"
July Odd, 1859.

MOVEMENT TO LET THE CHARLESTON OoNYRN-
TON SLlDE.-The Athens, Tennessee, Post gives
currency to the following rumor:--
"Rumors are afoat to the effect that there will
shortly be meeting of prominent democrats of
Louisiana, Mississippi, Virginia, Alabama, Geor-
gia and South Carolina, to take counsel upon the
condition of the party, and to discuss the ezpe-
dency of letting the Charleston ConYention go
by default. The party in the free States has be-
come SO thoroughly freesoied that they ut
terly despair of electing a sound Democrat in
1860, and regard a union with the Southern
Opposition and the Conservative men of the
North and West, as the only means of defeating
the Black Republicans in the Presidential contest
of the approaching year. 1t is said the move
ment only awaits the termination of the cleo
tions in Tennessee and Kentucky. Should the
Opposition carry those two States, of which there
is now but little doubt, it will Immediately 60
forward"
Hon. VIM. L. Yancey, of Alabama, made a
speech at Columbia, S. O., the 9th inst, in which
he foreshadowed the probability of the Southern
delegates to Charleston Withdrawing from the
Convention. He said:
ITO obtain the aid of the Democracy in this
contest, it is necessary to make contest in its
Charleston Convention. In that body Douglass
adherents will press his doctrine to a decision.
If the States Rights men keep out of that Con-
yention, that decision must inevitably be against
the South, and that either in direct favor of the
Douglas doctrine or by the endorsement of the
Cincinnati platform, under which Douglas claims
shelter for his principles. Tie States Rights
men should present in that Convention their de.
mand for decision, and they will obtain an en-
dorsement of their demands, or denial of these
demands If endorsed, we shall have greater
hope of triumph within the Union. If denied,
in my opinion, the States Rights wing should
secede from the Convention, and appeal to the
whole people of the South without distinction of
parties, and organize another Convention upon
the basis of their principles, and 60 into the e.
lection with candidate OF their own pomina-
TOM
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MUSICAL STORE,
MAIN STREET. CHARLOTTESVILLE, va.
FREY ~ ROBINSON

HAvE opened Store on Main ST., (old Post Of
IL fce,l where they will keep for sale PINGS,
FLUTES, VIOLLNS, G UITARS, BANJOS, SHEET
MUSIC, STATIONERY, ENGRA VLNGS, de-, de-,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends
and the public generally.
PIANOS.-Our stock Of Pianos is selected princi-
paly from the well known and most reliable factory
Of NUNS & CLARK, New York, whose instruments
have never been surpassed in tone and durability
since their establishment commenced operations
(thirty-fve years ago. We have made arrangements
with other Factories for supplying with Pianos oc-
casionally retaining thepriviege however, ofreturn-
ing them, if found unworthy our recommendation.
Persons purchasing from US, therefore, will
any risk as have determined to sell only good in
struments on most reasonable terms
SHEET MUSIC. "A great variety of the latest
publications constantly on hand. Instruction books
for all instruments. The usual deduction made in sup
plying Schools and Music Teachers. Arthur's Pat
ent Elastic Music Portfolios. Music sent by mail.
c. 4. FREY, Prof Of Music.
j. ROBINSON
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MALE SCHOOL in STAUNTON.-The
M subscriber will reopen his school on the 18th
OF AUGUST next. -
The term will embrace two sessions of five months
with the usual intermisson at Christmas.
Terms per session OF months, one-half payable on
the first OF February and the remainder at the close
of the session
Elementary English Studies-Readng, Writing
and mental Arithmetic,... ...............$2o.O0
Intermediate ArithmetIc, Grammar, Geogra-
ply, History, &c.,................... .z5.0o
Hiqfer-Mathematics Mental and Moral Sci
(zoss;cso T,atn and Greek $500
For other information apply TO Col. Geo. Baylor,
Rev. Jno. B. Davis, Prof A. ]. Turner or Jas A. n
ner GEO. A. LONG.
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20 China, Glass & Earthenware
NO. III, NAN STREET,

KiCHMUNU, tIN0iNIAs: ,d
i the public generally that am now in receipt OF
nv FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more varied
than it has ever before been embracing Decorated
and gold Band Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets Plates,
Dishes, Pitchers, Ornaments, DC, DC. Also Whl!e
China and Granite of the best shapes and styles in
sets and by the single piece. My stock for the
Wholesale Trade has been selected with great
care, and feel assured that can sell as low as any
repacking ouse in the United States, as receive my
goods direct from the manufacturer.
A call is respectfully solicited.
Richmond IulY 26. l859-lY. 0. Is. TAYLOh.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By virtue Of q
July 26, '5e-tds.

NOMMISSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue Of q
v decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
rendered at the June Term 1859, in the case of VIM
Kings heirs VS.. VIM. Kings widow, &C., will offer
at public auction, on the premises, Saturday The
eth day Of august nert the Tract of Land on which
VIM. King, decd, resided.
The tract is estimated to contain about 200 Acres,
but On accurate survey will be made before the day
SALE 1t lies in Augusta county, on Back Creek, about
miles south of Waynesborough. The quality Of the
land is excellent and it is level and easily cultivated
The buildings, &C., are somewhat out Of repair, but
in the hands Of udicious manager the farm Is capa
BILE of being made a very handsome and productive
one.
TERMS OF sALE;-$5oo down, and the residue
in three equal annual payments.
ALEX. II. Il. STUART, Com'r.
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~ The sTAUNTON SPECTATOR hay
ipS ne large q circulation as any paper pnO-
IiSbed i'm Western Virginia, has no superior
i u, his section of country as an advertising
medium.
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TXECUTOR'S SALE.-At the late residence
T. of George Engleman. will sell at public sale,
on Saturday. the 18Th Of August next, Farming Uten-
sils, Household Furniture, Cattle, Hogs Threshing
Machine. &C.
TERMS :-6 months with security over $500; that
sum and under cash. PETER ENGLEMAN, Exr.
july 26, 1S59-3ts.
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DUBLlC SALE.-On Wednesday, tile 17th day
i of August next, will offer at public auction to
the highest bidder on the farm of Mrs N. A. Craw-
eeS H Epg on ou Msas of hx SSs si sS
consisting in part Of Is head of Horses ~ fat Cattle
Mich Cows, 20 head Of young Cattle, 1900 bushels
of Wheat and one Mccormick Reaper.
OF LAND adjoining the Middle River tract, contain
ing 500 Acres, mostly in timber.
TERMS OF SALE OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY "A
credit of months on all sums over $40 with nego-
table notes we'll endorsed-that sum and under cash
Of the Land one-third of the purchase money in
hand and the balance three equal annual payments
bonds with approved personal security and the legal
title retained as ultimate security.
July 26, 1ss9-tds. WIN. BELL CRAWFORD.
r AND Satellite subscriber offers for sale
IL the FARM on which he resides, formerly belong
ing to William Thompson and situated three miles
west of Spring Hill, Augusta County, adjoining the
lands of Messrs. Hendren. Sillings, Thompson aud
Probst II contains POI Acres, and has COOP In.
pRovEMEyTs-ine Orchard well watered and the best
Spring in the County. About l40 acres are cleared,
and the remainder well timbered. Eleven acres of
NAV 10, 1859. LEWIS DINKLE.
~ The above farm will be sold at AUCTION, on
the premises, on Friday the 1871 of Augast neat, and
at the same time variety of Personal Property,
such as Cattle Hogs Farming Utensils Grain House
hold and Kitchen Furniture. LEWIS DlNKLE.
July 26, 1889.
DUBLIC SALE OF MIDDLE RIVER
Ian Don FRIDAY THE 26TH OF Az
GUST, 1859, shall offer at public auction, on the
premises on Middle River six miles north OF Staun-
ton, my Farm. containing 1851 ACRES And at the
same time all my Personal Estate, consisting OF Hor-
ses Cattle and Hogs, quantity of Wheat, Oats, Hay
and Corn. Also what Household and kitchen Furni-
ture may be the owner Of A description of this
property is unnecessary those wishing to purchase
will cali and see it, The Land will be shown purcha-
tn ~. L. A.la cd
| P. Smith, who both live near by.
July 26, ls59.-ts. GEO. A. ANDERSON.
| CALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.-Un-
| y der deed in trust executed to me by Andrew
Crst for the benefit of Mrs. Fannie A. Smith and 9TH
ers, will sell at public SALE to the highest bidder at
NJ SoIon nm Snk,trdn1 the 9th dan of du1ust next
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-0D' We ALL mp p. Fl. TROUT & cos
Staunton, July 2s, 80. Apotnecary o'ore'
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. ALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.-un-
| y der deed in trust executed to nue. by Andrew
Crst for the benefit of Mrs. Fannie A. Smith and 9TH
ers will sell at public SALE to the highest bidder at
Mt Scion, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of August next,
the following valuable slaves, to wit; Maria. aged
IS, Bryan, (boy) H. Bryan 65 Rebecca, ID. The wo-
man is fine cook and washerwoman.
TERMS "A negotiable note at so days, properly
endorsed The title is unquestioned, but convey
only as trustee. ]. MARSHALL McCUE, Trus.
July 26, 1S59.-tds,
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DoWDHN's DENTAL p r4 H. Trout {, 8 cos
Staunton, July 26, '58. Drug otore.
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GASES AND CURES.


young lady Of 26 had been troubled indigestion for
several months to render great necessary
selection of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth with water, AM unpeas
ant heavy loadke sensation in her stomach, continuing
for come hours frequent headaches bowels Constituted and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night md In
week almost symptom of her disease had vanished
and she felt like n being.
gentleman somewhat advanced In years. strong robust
constitution, had lately been nf-
gestion, weak stomach, tongue
and attended with peculiar Vertigo and whrng in the
heads much as to render his riding in carriage
mounting eminence, quite dangerous. After irving
several things Intellectually he frlnpon the Dyspepsia Pills.
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn
Ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
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No family should be without these nvauaoe curatives
They the only remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
and private use With them the Is armed pre-
pared against the first can meet
at the threshold and keen It at bay a rie OF medicine
directed In the ast hours of esease perfectly cures
that which bv delay only he relieved by lang and tei
Gus hours of suffering m at ALL With these hand You
are not Obliged to await the coming of that often distant
MS well eSpeneive luxury doctor; dIli.sed or
notsouel blisterea, or be but yourself administer
the simple specific, and the rudy current Of life
again to health and oy There only no injury arise
in case from their but the general influence
the constitution, bevond all question: is most
AGENTS WANTED.
Wedestre an active, efficient AGENT ss,s ~ o
remedies in every town community in tie United safs
Address, Or. F. HUMPHREYS, q CO.
No. 662 Broadway, New YORK
sO-sOd by The Druggists ia wheai.ar nSs4-1y.
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FRDTGHTS WESTWARD,

10
Ry Rreghts descriptions can be forward
ed from Philadelphia, New York, 5oston Baltimore, to
any points the Rail Roads of 0hto Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, by Rutt Road direct
The PENNSYLVANIA Rail Road at Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, by which Goods forwarded to any
port the Ohio Afus&ngum, Kentucky, Tennessee. Cum
berau illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas
Arkansas and Red Rivers and at Oevl Sandusky and
Chicago with Steamers to oil ports the Northwestern
Lakes.
Merchants and shippers enrustnE transportation of
Its Epeedv transit.
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point In the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road ut all times as ftporabe
as ara charged by other r. u. Companies.
Re particular to mark packages PExxA. r.
Merchants In the West ordering goods East will
do well tn direct them to he shipped by this Route.
Parties attending to their shipments from the East
win ind 1t to their int rest to call the
Company Mt the following places before shipping; letters
addressed either of the subject Of freishts will
meet with prompt attention.
r. j. SSEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW.& K0OSS, so North Street, baltimore.
LIE CN& CO., SO.2 Aston House or No. s. WIN St. p
LEECII & Co., No. "a Nilhv Street BOSTON,
II. II HOUSTON, Cent S.eiJEt 1T PHILADELPHIA
t. L. IInUPT, GEM Ticket AQ't Phlad :lphia
THOS. A. SCOTT, GettI Sup't, Altoona, Pa. jun1
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,

ID TTERNAN & son, No. 70 North Charles St. Baltimore
offer for sale the following articles, their i'm
portRtiOn, particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartne1s finest male gold and
brown SherrteS. in wood and in glass - .
PORT WINES-Sandeuan's Competition red and white
Port, in wood and In glass.
MADEIRA. WINE-J6hn Howard STnrch's ane Madeira
in WOOL and in .ass; also, Crane Juice.
seinberger, Nnrcobrun-
CHAMPAGNE WINEs-SIoet and Chandon's finest, In
quarts and pints. - "
otard itennes.y fine old pale and dark
RUAIs-0ld and fine, Jamaica, Antigua Grenada ana
from the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIH--TLe best quality Herman braud-Ond
mixture Of aromatic poison init.
2nDh chests Of the finest sOUoHONG TEA mh5-1y
SARDINEs, Said on, French aud American Mustard,
- just received and for sale by -
misc y.-A.EDWARDs 4 BRO
9EToR0ESTER aud Yankee satce Just received and for
wv sale by Lnh80I W. A. EDwARDS;& BRO.
ERIN Wire Belt CasDs aud SIX aud R656er BeItingsI
ID Kysl ,. Nro0LL & BRo'S Variety StSEis.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

PLEASE REMEMBER.-That these Specifics are entirely
harmless in all instances and in all Babies may
them, children them, the aged, nrm
mavuSe them without danger, and with benefit.
PLEASE REMENBER.-That thousands of the most gift
ed and intelligent minds in this country and Europe have
long since given in their adherence to Homeopathy,
employ 1t exclusively in all of diseases themselves
ami families.
PLEASE REMENBER.-That only In long standing,
old complaints hut in recent and violent diseases of e
most dangerous character Homeopathy has proved its SUI
pernritY to other system in repeated trial..
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That Homeopathy is sustained
not from its theories and doctrines, but from Its daily and
PLEASE RENEMBER-Th it the little Ills that lead
to great ones and tits little ailments
grave and serious dSelspS
~ PLEASE. RENE iHER.-That you may have 1t in your
power promptly and pleasanyt arrest such complaints
the beginning, AMI thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That tits system saves you the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other
cnes taken by children, nj vavs dangerous
PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the evil results of Snch
struggles generally more than overbaIance all tho good that
mas he done by the medicines thus given
PLEASE REMEMBER.-Tha Hnmphrers' system OF Ho-
mooEathc Specifics ivests the prvpte practice
tam Of "PerPcDity and int"c"ay, that every body
NAV use them.
pEEAsE RFMEMDER.-That the cure of asnge chronic
allment such as Piles Cararrh Headache, Salt Rheum
will more than ten times pay the cost Of
PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. two four dollars invested
in Specific Remedies, will many times It's
value to in freedom from anxiety proven
ton of disease, and absoiute relief
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.
IL fre-hts intended for shipment the road must be
"a delivered between the hours OF and ~ U rs
none viii be received after that hour. 7. SWEENEY,
seplO- General Manager.
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lIa1VI.EIl EE..aIl- AND VlEEl7iinfef Goe

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p-onoe at the Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
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PILES.

clergyman the Baptist Church. we'll known in Illinois
wTittns to us SAYS; 81 have been for some time seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
your medicine (Pile specic), and cured. I have
Obligation"
gentleman of Rftyyears, well and favoraby known Mt
Celh Delaware county, New York, had been to the
piles for twenty years. Sometimes from
rhHge pain and suffering he reduced the verge
the grave For he had dragged miserable eris
tenre confirmed Invalid disqualified for any business
End life almost burden 1t is needle to add that
tiled all Of remeies from NIL sorts Of doctors little
p4rposG He consulted me two years and recommend
Ell our Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia P-
From this he began to improve, and since has
serious turn of piles Prom the drst month year
past he had occasionally symptoms OF his old complaint;
but few doses of the Pile Pills would dispense It ALL AMI
more than past he has been entirely we'll the piles
medicine.
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sAML P. H1LDRBTH, Agent.

Basiness attended 10 with Despateh and Fidelity
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HUMPHREYS,


E43S44SH0ESkAE1E41G.R
Stand conesedy at the head ofremedal means for the use
the people Theyare alike removed
dangerous and repulsiye doses or
practice, the of the intricate
and perplein obscurities books
and medieines Consisting Of simple specifics yari-
Gus TO which they are put the form
er dangerous disgusting, they form atoner the ready
source Of the parent comfort Of the
complaining or invalid.
They these positive which we're
before combined In popular remedies. They
LEss: injury arise from teIruse They SIMPLE
you always know what to take, and how to take They
give the proper Sugar Pill
moments warning without hesitation delay They
kFFcSSr In thousands dseases once
and the mite cures moment what the pound could
afterwards have relieved. fE55e
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HNTEhave on hand and receiving aiiy,a large ~.
~ complete assortment. of Hats and Caps, cnhaciA
every variety of style and price. And u view Of TIE y
crensnT demand for RrStcass goods, have iatd par
s!cnar attention 20 the getting n of such eSe
adapted to the wants of our customers Our
with EastcTn houses such that to rTs
the of Hats and oaps
AMI promise that the and most hcauu 1
sentiments, well the best Qualities feVery lescripeu
are to be found Mt establishment.
The public respectfully invited to call and exar
urStnck wiIssPare entire
deco 8 HARPER RRns--
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Pianos Melodeons, and every kind of inusicalnstru,
ments tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted Mt this establishment noy6
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In connection with the above keep every Kind Of mn
1eelinstruments and ndscnl merehandLse genernlLr.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of sheet music, musical works &c
In the Western country.
~ sfusic sent to any address, postage free.-szs
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Mr. s.. w II L o w,
experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
the attention of mothers, her