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o. The Pafkersburg Gazette come, to
US this week considerably enlarged and
otherwise much improved. Wings though
our friends are, we wish them well, for
they are clever fellows.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-08

GEORGE LIPpARD.-"TheQ Quaker CITY"
is the title of new weekly in Philadelphia,
by Geo Lippard. 1t will be considerably
il NOT more SO an exponent Of iranscen-
dcnlahsm which being defined is the spirit
ual cognoscence of psychological irrefrag-
ibi'iiy connected with CONSIGNMENT ademp-
ton of incolumnient spirituality and ethe-
realized contention Of subtuIory eIimina-
toh.--N. Y. organ.
C. Adzactly-Just so.
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On the Louisa Railroad there has been
an immense increase Of freight business
For the month of November 1913, through
freight 6,941, IL for the month of No
vember lS47, through freight 1922, A.
More than double.
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DIR. II. +. pEERYs,
OR "DEAD SHOT," FOR
WORMS

A highly valuable preparation, capable, from the
promptitude of Its action, of clearing the system
of every worm. Although prompt and certain in
its operation, and not unpleasant 10 the taste it is
perfectly safe and adapted to the tcnderest age
Numerous certificates of the value and usefulness
of this preparation are almost daily received.
The following is from the Rev. W. 3. Winton,
distinguished preacher Of the Methodist Church
ABINGDON, Va. May IL, lS43.
do hereby certify, that have used DR.. Peery's
hermitage in my family to the great satisfaction
of myself and relief of my children. 1t is prompt
in its action, and in one case removed largenunl-
Der of worms in three or four hours after it was
given to the child. am satisfied that as a Yer
miiuge, tits superior to any that have ever used.
W. b. WINTON.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Drug
glsts, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by Z, BERKELEY, Staunton, and by
Druggists generally throughout the U. States
Price 81 per Bottle Six bottles for So.
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THE HOME J0URNAL.-Thc las,
No. of this paper is printed on new type,
and presents most beautiful appearance.
Morris s WILLIS seem to spare no pains
or expense to render their 'JourDsp' in
tercsting to its rcaders.--.N Y. 80.
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NEW GOVERNOR.-Yest erday Gov. Floyc
took the oath of office before Mayor Lambert, il
the Executive Chamber, and entered upon the dis
charge OF his Executive duties. May his admins
tration be quiet and useful. Should however, the
crisis demand it, feel satisfied that he will dis
charge his duty 10 the South iearlessly and eff
ciently.-[ Eng, Jan.2.
CANNED CoAL.-Extensive mines Of this vaua
bic mineral have just been discovered on the lands
of Mr.. VIM. M. Peyton, Of Roanoke, on Coal Riv-
er, in the county OF kanawha, Va. They spread
over five or six miles square, and the vein varies
from three to ten feet in thickness. From some in
dicaions, il is not improbable that entire noun
Whlgl is the perfection OF all coal, and until the
discovery of these two mines, we believe Others
were known except few small ones in Eng land.
HONOR TO A VIRGINIAN.-Th French
government has directed its consul at New York to
purchase at any price, number of Lieut.. Maury's
Meteorological Charts, for the use Of its marine
Applications are also pouring in from seamen Of all
nations, showing the estimation in which they are
held abroad. We further understand that the route
over the South Atlantic, suggested by Lieut.. Mau-
ry, is now almost invariably adopted by navlgators,
in preference to the old track over against the
Cape de Verdes.-- flee. Gas.
ARABIAN CALvEs.-The two calves procured
by Lieut. Lynch, in his Dead Sea Expedition, and
presented by him. through the Secretary ofthe Ma
w, to the Agriculturists of Virginia, were brought
to Richmond last week. They are red, like most
Of the Deyonshre breed, but are taller and more
slender. Their heads and limbs reminds one very
much ofthe deer.
GREAT FREsnET on ThE WABASH RIVER
There has been great .reshetin the Wabash river.
The damage done throughout the Valley is i'm
mense. Fences, barns, hay stacks, and ut-houses
have been swept away. The banks of the Wabash
Canal have also been destroyed in number Of pla-
ces. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
SUGAR.-The Galveston News has notice
two samples Of Texas sugar, Of very prime quality,
grown on the plantation OF Gen. Hamilton. In H lar
ris county, (Texas,) $4,000 pounds of sugar have
been raised this season. Next year The crop will
reach 100000 pounds.
Peter C. Brooks, the weathiest land holder in
New England, and iather-i law of Edward Everett
died on the LIST instant. His fortune is estimated
at between $7,G00,000 and $S,OO0,000.
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ANOTHER BANK.-We understand
the Exchange Bank Of Virginia has some
idea Of establishing, or would have no OBJ
lection TO establish, a branch Of that Bank
in Staunton. We think two are enough
for this community.
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MODEL SATURDAY COURIER
This popular journal presents its new pros
pectus to the public, offering increased in
ducements to subscribers. 1t is a good
family paper aud has long been favorably
known. McMAK1N, PhiladeIpha-$,2 a
Year--in advance.
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To the Stockholders in the Louisa
Rail Road Company, under the
Act OF March 9Th, 1913.
XTOU are required TO pay in addition to install
u ments previously called for, the following
sums, VIZ:
On the LIST day Of February, 1913, upon each
: share, IS 60
On the LIST day of March, ls49, upon each
share, S. 90
Stockholders in Albemare will deposite in the
Bank at Charlottesville, in Augusta in the Bank at
stanton, and in Richmond in The Bank Of Virginia
in Richmond.
By order of the Board
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treas.
Beaver Dam Depot, Jan S-2m
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1> FLOUR, in Baltimore, 81 81.
To StocI1-E' feeders.

HAVING purchased the right for the County of
Il Il Augusta, to make and use ROSS CORN
NsaAl. Tor grinding Cob Corn for the use of Stock,
l hereby notify Stock feeders and others in the
county, that have these Mills for sale, and can re-
commend their use. 1t will be to the interest OF
Farmers to purchase one of these Mills-the saving
made in preparing food for their Stock would more
than justify the eXpense-on this account it is vaIu-
able, and those interested are requested to call at
my residence, near Spring Ell and see one of
them in operation The Mill can be suited either 10
horse or water-power.
January S-6m. JOSEPH VENEER.
&C. Spectator copy and charge ]. W.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS, BANK.

yANhlS Institution being now fully organized is
- ready to receive deposites, and pay interest on
the same, at the rate of two per centum per annum
where the deposiles ara withdrawn in four months,
tour per cent per annum in case the deposiles re-
main longer thaa iourand less than twelve months,
and hve per cent for twelve months and longer
lhe directory meets regularly on Tuesday at 4
O'Clock, 7. nj. in each week Notes offered for
discount must be left with the Treasurer on Tues
day before the Board meets. Stockholders are no.
titled to pay to the Treasurer ten dollars on each
share al once. The weekly contributions are to
be paid every Tuesday-25 cents on each share.
BY order oftbe Board,
BENZ. CRAWFORD, pAEs'r.
ROBERT CowAN, Treasurer.
Dec. 20, lS4s--6w.
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Erhact from a pripate letter, dated
DETROIT, Dec 81.
81 am happy TO inform you that Gen. Cass will
be unanimously returned to the U. S. Senate
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NEW POST OFFIGE.--A new Post Office
has been established at Houck's Store, OH the Dry
Fork, in this county, and Rev j. B. Houcl1, APP
pointed Postmaster The Office is known as "Mel-
1Ose.''
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PRESERVATION OF MEAT.-We hear
much complaint of the loss of meat by planters
who have killed their hogs, and by PERSONS who
Have recently purchased new pork If this was
we'll packed in rock salt after the bone was reno
we'd, and then covered in strong brine, con-
year. Meat packed in dry salt, and in the open
air, is far more likely to damage than 1t would be
fput in airght barrels, filed quite full with brine,
and then plugged We should not think of saving
porlS, especially of hogs weighing three hundred or
three hundred and fifty pounds, in the way we have
seen practsed in this city. Care should be taken
to scald and purify brine after it has been two or
three weeks on newly sailed meat. II you pack in
hogsheads or casks Keep your meat under strong
brine with weight upon it, .4Hg. Caroa
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S,TRAYED OR STOLEN.
TO PnAgT|sInG PHYSICIANS.


Ell me impress upon conscientious physicians
- the Importance OF trial OF the Brandreth's
Pills. let them make only fair trial Of them, and
they VIII concede the medicine is the best evacu-
ami OF the bowels hitherto discovered. The ingre-
dlenss are all prepared expressly for the manaac-
tare OF the Brandreth Pills, and it is impossible to
obtain pnrgaiye OF the same properties except
from Dr.. B. Bfandreth. Let physicians and the
world at large bear In mind, that the Brandr eth
Pls may be taken, If necessary for any length of
time daily, not only without injury, but with Ger
tainty OF beneficial results.
Tins universal medicine mildly but surely clean
ses the whole extent Of the aIimentary canal 1t
then gives increased power to the circulation ofhe
blood, by which, deposites any impurities it may
contain in the bowels, which organ c2pels them
the body.
The action may continue for days, weeks or
months, as the mlldness or urgency Of the disease
may demand, or until the entire body has been e.
vacuated and re made from the food consumed
Low important it is that persons of feeble frame
OF impure constitutions, should without delay com
mence with this pure and wholesome medicine. =
No time ought to be lost by using Lozenees or
Candies as medicines, which are better adapted for
the destruction Of the teeth than for the cure of any
disease. Experience has sufficiently tested that
these remedies contain invariably caIolne and 9TH
er active chemical agents thathavc very destruc-
tive effect, of which there are too many individual
ly convinced to their cost.
The testimony in favor Of the Brandreth Pills
and the numbers who are daily raised from a bed
OF misery BY their use, render it Imperative that all
who are suffering from sickness should give them
trial.
To BE REMEMBERED
That Brandfetll's Pills have stood a fourteen
years test in the United States.
That they are a vegetable and innocent medicine,
yet all powerful for the removal Of Diseases sqheth-
er chronic Or recent, infectious otherwise.
That they purify the blood, and stay the further
progress OF disease in the human body.
That in many cases, where the dreadful ravages
of liberation had laid bare ligament and bone, and
where, to all appearance 10 human means could
save life, have patients by the use Of these pills
been restored to good health; the deyouring disease
having been completely eradicated
Tie genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained
at The following places:
VIM. Kyle Staunton; w. w. King Wayneshoro';
VIM. II Bell Chnrchville; p A. Heiskell, Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs J. r. syrcle, Parnassus;
II. Messelsmith, Mt. Scion; James M. Stout New
Hope; d, s. W. Whitmore, Mt. Meridian B. F.
Graham, Greenyille; James Guy Deerfield Nc.
Gufin K Co, Midway; Col. w. II. Allen, Green
Valley, Bath co; John Dickinson, Marlborough
Spring; Crawford 4 Co. Warm Springs Henry
Miller, Cedar creek; S. B., Brown, Fishersville
VIM Dudley, jennings Gap, Taylor < Co.. Oak
Grove, Augusta.
Jan. S.-2in.
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

7 HAVE The WESLEYAN LIBRARY and a good
L many other Religious Books which will sell at
he Baltimore retail prices.
Jan SIT j. McNEALE LATHAM.
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&C. Maj. McCUE, Of the House Of Delegates
will please accept our thanks public documents
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FIFTY CENTS
WHAT DR.. MAURICEAU SELLS AT
CITIZEN DOLLARS1

EveFY person Who has been deceived by the trick
81 Ai'ullceaus work, should purchase this, and
thus escape the extoron which he attempts to-
practice. Alter reading this edition, any one may
avail himself Of Desomeaux's invention, at once,
without dollar Of expense, in any village in the
United states An the secrets Of Mauriceau, De-
s3tneal1 and Geissner are here fully revealed
here is no other edition worth purchasing.
70 Single copies OF the Married Folnau's Pri-
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GENERAL TAYLOR is by many thousands
the greatest minority President ever elected to
that high office, being about one hundred end Utg
seren thousand uotes behind has competitors =
Here is a whiting down of the GLORIOUS whig
triumph" with rush.
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THE M ARKETs.

FLOUR-$4 81 to S 90
CORN-5O
HOGS, $5-nett
CATTLE.$2 rs TO 2 Is, scale weight.
SHEEP-Sl SO to 2 SO, nett weight
BUll ER-t'lrkin, IL to Is, Fresh 15to Is.
PLAisIER-l.ump, from wharf So l2-in
+ierces Of 500 lbs. Ground.
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1910.
TAYLOR, 1928
Polk, 1,327,035

In the six New England States, the decrease in
the Democratic vote, since 1871 is nearly thirty
five thousand; in the Wing, over fifteen thousand.
In the Southern States, excluding Texas and
Florida which did not vote in 1884, the increase in
She popular vote, since that time, has been only
twenty-sx thousand, while the increase OF voters
must have been not less than eighty thousand.
In New York, Taylor received nearly fourteen
thousand votes less than Clay, and Cass one hun
dred and twenty three thousand votes less than
Polk
The Wing party, with all the aid it could derive
from non communication and military glory, only
picked up in four years. Of the odds and ends of all
parties, some siXty-seven thousand votes, when 1t
should have increased from l,2sS, GOETHE Wing
vote OF lSll--to 100000.
Taylor less than Cass and Buren,, in ls4s--I52,-
845.
These statistics may be of use in the calculations
ofpoliticans They are strong commentary upon
Taylor enthusiasm. 81 PeanSylcaniun.
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DIR. FowLE-
Dear Sir: Having used several bottles of Wis
tal's Balsam of Wild Cherry in my family, for
the complaints for which it is recommended, with
decided beneficial effect cheerfully advise my
friends, and all others who may need medicine
Of tina. kind, to try it.
G. A. SCHWARZMAN.
n. b. We do not ask the public to rely solely
upon recommendations produced from states far
distant, where the persons cannot be known but,
having testimony from every State IN the U,sion,
we refer all who have any doubts about the efiica-
cy Of this highly popular and useful medicine, TO
their own neighbors who have used the article.
b eware Of counterieits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry Re-
member, they only initiate in meme, without pos
sessng the virtues. Buy none but the genuine
and original
DR.. VIST.9R's .ByALS.R.N or IVLD
CIIERRY
None genuine unless signed | BUTTS ON the
wrapper.
Price 81 per botle--sx bottles for five dollars
&C. For sale by Wholesale and Retail by Dr. Z.
Berkeley and A. D. Wren, III Staunton, and all
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally
i'll Virginia.
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FszGgS HIaanN'EaT
OF
Or, k'EISSSSEL H1FF'S SCIENTIFIC WOnK
ON TIE SUBJECT OF
CHILDBIRTH


A new and beautiful edition of this celebrated
work on the subj ct Of CESSATION AND
CHILDBIRTH, by r. IL. Wcisselhof nj d. late
OF Paris, has just been issued in New York 1t is
a work which should be in the hands of every
NAN and WOMAN WHO has incurred, or intends
TO incur the responsibilities Of the Marriage state.
1t will be found Of special value to those whose
means, health or other circumstances, do not per-
mt them to increase the number of their family,
without great Inconvenience. suffering, OF perhaps
loss OF llie A method OF avoiding these troubles
and dangers at will, (recehtly discovered by cell
ehrated French Physican) is fully communicated
IN this work. The means OF prevention cost COM
paratlVely nothing. and within the reach of ALL
he process is new. safe, inallible, convenient,
simple, and cannot injure the health of the most
delicate. Nor does it curta matrimonial priyile-
ges in the least
50 There is no deception or humbuggery Of any
KIND about this work. It is precisely what its title
Indicates scientific publication, Containing infor-
nation of great value TO married people, or those
contemplating marriage, expressed in plain Ian
guage which all can understand. The whole story
IS told, ard the means Of accomplishing the objects
OF the work fully and faithfully given, so that the
reader may avail himself Of ii at once without pur.
chasing any medicine instrument, or ether article,
from the author. The means Of protection which
II recommends, may also be relied upon, without
fear OF disappointment Or injury.
Beware Of Frauds on this Work.
eg-'Beware of catch penny fraud upon this
work, at % cents, which is only decoy, to pro-
mote the sale of Mauriceau's or Desomeaux's in
srument at $40, Tor The same object that the work
itself prctenas to be written, the real secret of nv
original work being withheld. Those who wish
Tor the original and genuine work, by DR.. Weissel-
hoh with prirate alotes added by his own hand, can
obtain it only by sending directly to him, as be en-
ploys no ,4geats arhaerer and never sells the work
at Observation-Disclosures Booh .agent Pedlar;
Postmasler, on BOOKSELLER can possibly furnish the
Row E,J.,
and limitations, which may not only be aeo,7hiess,
but dangerous! All infringements of the copyright
are promptly prosecuted; and cheats will only sell
abridged OF altered copies. This is the only origi-
nal and true wofk-no other can be genuine
Thousands OF copies have been sent by mail with
perfect safety
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envelope at single letter postage 10 any part Of the
United States for IL, sent Post paid, to
DIR. II. Nj. WEISsELEHQEF.
Box 27i0, New York City.
Publication Office, 25s Broadway, New York CITY.
December 25-5t
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CALIFoRNiA.---Our Wing friends are hard to
please indeed At one time they declared that
California was the poorest region of the earth
not worth acquiring but they now complain OF its
riches-its inexhaustibe treasures-its vast amt
of gold, which they tell us will corrupt all creation
Neither poverty nor riches will suit them. We
have been much amused at the moralising of GER
tain wing editors, upon the corrupting influences
Of riches since the late accounts from California
10 our editorial brethren, who are alarmed upon
this subject, we have only to say, follow your pres
ent avocation and wealth will never corrupt you.
fyov are fed ''with food convenient for yon'' it
will be as much as you need expect. For our
selves, we free TO confess that we should like
to run the risk of being corrupted by a good big
lump of California gold, and if any whig has any
and is afraid Gifts influence, he will please depo
site it at office where the article is always in
demand. Democratic Recorder
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rONO FEET INCH PLANK wanted i'm
dOQO mediatelY. Apply 70
laas WHITE s. co,
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ADVANCE IN SrocKs.-The discovery
Of The California gold has produced won
derfnl advance in stocks, Uuited States
Treasury 0per cent. notes are up TO sos.
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TiNOR CURTATNS--A rich crimson Damasl
N at 25 cents per yard, at GREEN 4 cos
Jan
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EgLUMES FOR BOMNETs-A beautiful as
a sortment at GREEN x CO.'S. =
Jan
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JEFFERSON DAvIs,--The Mississippi
papers informs us that Col. Jefferson Davis
will not accept a cabinet Office under Gen.
Taylor, his falher-in-law, unless he has the
assurance that his administration will be
democratic on the Baltimore platform.
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puCKWHEAT FLOUR, Peeled Peaches, Shell
II Banks, White Beans, English Dairy Cheese
and Famlly Flour, just received and for sale div
JOHN BRANDEBURG
Lee IS ls4s. opposite Va Hotel.
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=MBROlpERED SHAWI 8

EUST RECEIVED another supply Of WHITE
81 and mode coored Embroidered Shawls, of the
first quality, at GREEN & cos,
Jams Sign of the Flag.
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Peter c. Brooks, the wealthiest land -holder in
New England, and father law of Edward Everett
died on the LIST instant. His fortune is estimated
at between $7,C00.00o and $s,O0o000.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-08
DR., BREWER,
SURGEON DENTIST,


Has returned TO Camden and will attend to pa
tents as they may desire, either in town or country
(under 100 milcs) at as short notice as crcum-
stances will permit Of
And will take the liberty 20 inform those that
want his services, that he will warrant his work 10
give entire satisfaction, and that it shall be per-
formed in the most skful and dcxterous manner
and with less Inconvenience than the same OPERA
ton can be performed by any other practitioner
and having made greatly improved (or noveD
elevation, he is enabled to extract roots stumps
of teeth Gn any stuaton) with such facility and
ease as will scarcely fail to astoniSh patients,
without the least confusion of the gums or danger
of pcrforaing the soft parts OF the mouth; and in
pivotng teeth he can safely insure TO inconveni.
cnce from inflammation Of the root, as conse-
quence of injury done it in engraftiig the artificial
crown in it, and as he takes an important precau-
tion in preparing pivots (Which some Of the most
reputed Dentists in the State Go not, and none to
his knowledge does) he hazards nothing in say
ing that teeth pivoted by himself will last longer
than those set by the majority Of practitioners, and
in supplying teeth on gold plates will adopt and
arrange them with such mechanical nicely and
skill as cannot be surpassed by any, and will not
fail to meet the most sanguine expectation of all,
OF which he could give The most respectable refer
ence; but for respect to the refined feelings Of
those he has had the pleasure to serve. Lethcron
given when desired.
o. Those who want his services may avoid
by giving previous notice Of the
fact through the post Office or otherwise.
Jan tt