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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

INTERESTING STATISTICS The Pennsylva.
MIA Enquirer condenses some interesting facts
and figures, from which il appears that the TO-
tai white population of the United States
was fonnd to be 1858 06S; Free color
ed, 434, 495; Slaves, 3,2o4, 213; total, %, 49,
376
The total square miss Of the Territory OF the
United States, is stated a, 1906. S65.
The number Of churches in the United States
':sset down at 3S,06l. The value OF church
property estimated at SS7 1928 sol. and the
'iliumter of attendants st IA, 234,8 1925.
Total number of children, attending common
sschuos, during the year. 4.Os9, SOY.
OF the population 10 1903 600, were born in
particular States; i.l76,225 were born out Of
any particular State, aud in the United States
2,240, 535 were born in the foreign countries,
and 80, 65S unknown
The deaf, tlnmb, bin !, &c, in all the States
anG Territories, are as follows Deaf and Dumb
whites, g. 1876; free cclored. 1856; slaves, SO
Blind-whtes, 1878; free coIore!, 429; slaves,
1887. Insane-whiies, IA 972 free colored,
GIL; slaves. 327. IJio'ic--whiles, 14,257
free colored, s4s; slaves, l,18t Aggregate,
50,094
OF the foregoing totals, were born in foreign
countries of deaf and dumb, 497; Of blind,
2,7i3; of Insane. 1858; ldiotic 600.
In the whole United States and the Terrific
lies, there are 235 colleges, with l,651 teach
ers, and q 1859 pupils. Their total annual in
come is-lrom endowment, 1852 314 taxa
tion, $l5,4s5; public funds. 1884, $40; Other
sources 81 ,26a $50; total, 81 ,si662s.
Of public schools, there are so 30 ; of leach
ers. $4,000; of pupils, 1854, l73. Their to-
tai income is-from endowm'n nj, $l82.;94 !;
taxation, 1896, 4l4; public inais, 2574,669;
other sources, 2, IA ,85s; aggregate, 1851,
$50.
Of Academies and other schools there are g.,
O3a, with l2,2o7 teachers and 261, 1862 pupils.
Their. annual income is from eudowmenis
$29S,s55; taxation. fla, 302; public funds.
lid 1888; other sources, S4,235 9S7-to;al,
S4,653S42,
The total Of the individuals in the United
States over % years Of age, who cannot read
aud write, is 1873 whites, and 9o,522 free
colnrrd
Natives, $50, BOG Foreign; 1854. To
tai, 1853, APO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
More Rev Goods !!

EUSTrecewed at the CheapS,ore OF WHITE,
- PATTON 4 CO., and for sale low. Among
which will be iouniihc following scarce Goo Is !.
Black Italian Silks, Fancy Under Sleeves Fan
cy Pointed anil o!her Style OF Collars, Plain ahc
Printed Oil Calicoes, Laces aud Edsugs, In.
settings Georgia Nu,klns, Dufial and Point
Blankets, Negro Blankets. Brown and Black
SheeInes. Black AID Mixed Saltinels. uaou
Cassimels, Mems sup. Black Horse Ska Gloves
20 pieces New Prints, 2 pieces Canton Elan
nels, &c, &c t2isa
February 6, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

TRuTH Musr, AND WILL Prevail, is a
truth, that the MUSTANG Linimen, has perform
ell more cures OF confirmed chronic and
inaammaiofy rheumatism, than any remedy
ever befre used for those painful affections. Ii
is frnfa Thar uo remedy ever nerore tried, has
been successful in healing oil sores, or Ill
eeis in curing scad head, cancers, erysipeas,
letter or rHgN offn, or any unnatural eXcres-
sence, enlargement, eruption, swelling, or ifla-
nation Of any description as the Mustang Lini.
man, 1t is truth that il, is an effsclual and
certain remedy for the piles, no matter of hou
long standing and it is the truth, that every
holy is hsing il, and all pronounce il COOL.
See advertisement in another column.
Jan. 80, lS54-lm.
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NspVIaE.

A Ii persons having unsettled accounts will
"A the late firm of Perrin 4 Ridgway, tia
find II announcement to call al my Office at tn,
store OF Perrin ana George in Staunron, Il
settle and adjnst the same, may have the Plea
sure OF more thorough acquaintance witt
their condition by caIlius at tie Office of S
E. Clark, Constable ON the 4lh Friday in Feb
ruary, 1854 sAas
Feb. Is, lS54-3t.
WIN PIDGEON, Acting Agent.
- PERRIN & RiDGWAY.
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NOTICE.

"a IL persons Indebted to the late firm Of
xssls2s Perrin & Ridaeway by bond. note or ac-
count. are requested TO come forward and settle
the same without further delay, aud those hav-
lng claims against said firm will please present
them for adjustment. Come forward gentle
men-let those that have money come, let
those that have no money come, let every one
that will come and settle their accounts freely,
for the business must and shall be settled. Of.
flee at J. Woodward's until the 10Th Of Janua-
ry. 1854, and a, The Store of Perrin & George
thereafter.
VIM. PIDGEON.
Jan. 9, 1S5i-3n.
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KENOV.gL.

TT 81 FAUST have removed thei store
Il TO the House lately occupied by J. e.
Kyle s, Bro, next door 10 Kayser ant Strib-
bling where they have on hand large supply
of homemade aud imported BOOTS & SHOES
Ladies' Shoes Of every variety also Hats,
Caps, Umbrellas and Carpe, Bags, &C., III OF
which will be sold at the oweat prices. The
public are invited 10 give them call.
Feb 10, 1854
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NJ a e REED.

On the 18th inst, oy Elder l.. ?. Fellers,
Mr.. JAMES VINES, of Boe,ourt, to Miss MAR
GAREr CARTER, 70 mery Of Augusta.
On the 18th of December, by the Rev. S. P.
Huff, MIR. JOHN A. Mcclure, TO Miss HARRIET
SMITH bo.h of Ba III.
On the gath nit. ytie same. Mr.. RICHARD
SNEAD, Jr., to Mise ELIZABETH j., daughter of
John Tyree, all of Be- Il.
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e. It always gives US pleasure to notice any
article that confers real benefit On the com
munity, and it is with confidence we heartily
commend Ayers Cherry Pectolal IL our reader:
as possessing extraordinary virtues for the cnre
of diseases incident to the Throat and Lungs
This may account for our frequent. reference o
this article which we feel fully justified in max
ing known 10 the public.-.N Y. Tribune.
Jan. 80, 1S54-lm
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TAKE NOTICE.

EEaiIAT The Undersigned has concluded 10 sell
is his remaining and still, very large and well
assorted stock Of clolhine at prime cost. He is
compelled to Ibis step as he purposes still further
TO enlarge his business, and 10 make room ior
all extensive stock of spring clothing. Those
therefore. still in want Of clothing, OF desirons
OF procuring bargains would do well 10 call
and secure wha, they want, III prices which
canno, fail to please.
N. B.-My accounts are all made ont up to
the Is, of January, and as money is wanted, a
prompt settlement Of accounts is respectfully
asked. j. POLLiTZ. ,
Jan. %, 1854
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NEW GOODS
AT WIN. B. COX'S.
&gNag;sEOas, Vsira.l5a8sy.
Adjoining the Post-Office and under the
woodward House.

iSsss9ESSEOzs3 fss&ESgsS.
WAreHEs.-Gold and Silver, Plain and Hunlin!
arg. and snail, all warranted
JEW ELRY.-- Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Ea
Rings Jet, Coal, Pearl ~ Plain Bracelet, CUT
| Pins. Gold. Gtains, Stu ids; Gold Pencil Gases
and Pens, Spec!acies, Charms, Neek laces, We'd
ding Rings, Coral OF all kinds, Arii,!ets fol
children, Gold 1hmbles, etc; etc. !,
PLATED WARE.-Gas,ors, Waers, Cake Bias
kels, Shutters and Trays, Futks and Spoons
Tea Sets, Gobles, Ladies', Butter Knives,
Salt Sellars, and Ice Cream BOWS
PERFuMERY AND SoAps--Oi the finest Jss-
criplion and all kinds from The Foreign Marn-
factories of Lubiu, Guerlain, Low. Pretost. Pr
ror, NIaneenet aud Condray; as well as of all The
American Manufacturers.
Work BoxEs.-Of Paper Nlachie, Rose
wood, Inlaid and Plain Sltinwoo I, SPA and
Ebony.
PAPER MAenIE PoRT foIios-Of all sizes, in
laid with Pearl and olnanlenled with FloAeis,
from 81 80 to 81 90.
BRUSHES. Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes,
Hat Brushes, Clothes Brushes, CENT, Shaving
and Nail Brushes, in HE greatest variety, o
best quality and ne " patterns.
CoMps.-All kinds Shells, Buffalo and Horn;
g The hes, quality aud style, and oil various
size
LAMPS AND GIRANDoLEs quality ard
newest styles OF Lamps for burning Oil, Lard or
Phosgene Gas Also, Candeebra, Girandoes,
Chandeliers AMI Side Lamfs, beautiful pal,
terms.
CUTLERY.-Pocket Knives, s, issors and Ra.
zors of the best kind AID in great variety.
VARIET Es.-Paper Weighls, Puff Boxes,
Toilet Bottles. Jewel Cases, card cases of Silver
Pearl and Shell, Glass Boxes, Clasp Pin Boxes.
very neat; Tooth Powders, Pomatnns, Spy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

H. kossuTH. according 10 reporls. IS pre-.
pairing tor revolutionary ATTEMPT in Europe
as soon as the proper lime NAV arrive We
NAV then look for revival of the Kossu,h hats
and other revolutionary fashions. but we have
no doubt the Philadelphia public. no matter
what NAV be the changes in dress. will still
continue % provide themselves with clothing
from Roekhi & Wilson's cheap ami elegant
caning store. No. Ill Chestnut street, corner
OF Frarklin Place.
Jau. ., 1e54-2m.
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BIRTH NIGHT SUPPER.

THE Ladies Of the Episcopal Church propose
| celebrating the 22nd of February by giving
a SUPPER al Union Hall. There will also be
a variety OF Fancy Articles which will be
sold on fair terms. All the admirers of the
beautiful and lovers of good things generally
are invited TO attend.
Feb 10, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

TIE NEBRASKA BlLL.--On Monday last,
the Free-Soil Senator, Chase, offered an a.
mendment TO the Nebraska bill, which was
rejected br vote of 10 cas- to 30 nays
The object Of the amendment was to de-
clare the enactment OF the Compromise of
1850, repeal OF the former Compromise.
The Washington Star is satisfied that the
Nebraska bill will pass the Senate by quite
as full majority as voted against the
amendment OF Mr.. Chase.
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References.
HINT TO MERCHANTS

,aSliE undersigned offers for sale privately his
lIouse and I,oG in Fishersvi., now
in The occupancy Of Antrim x CO. TT
The House is built of brick, large Nsaasss
and eommolious W ith sto honse. Ss.s isas
hunter house. kitchen. smoke s:ss.sss 80
house, stable, and well in the yall AL com,
peie and beautifully situated in The village of
Fishersvile, levy rods from the depot, Aer-
chants who wish to procure a situation in a
wealthy neighboihood, would DO we'll TO call On
the subscriber near iinklipg spring, whose
terms VIII lie etsy aud ,fnisilu.latiHg.
Jan. 80, 1854 DAVID ". COiNED.
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Public CMcers.

In the Legislature on the Sih inst. the
following gentlemen were unanimously
elected to fill the offices named:
Secretary oil the Commonwealth-Geo
w. Munford.
Auditor OF Public Accounts-George
w. Clutter.
Treasurer Jonathan Il. Stovall.
Second Auditor-W L. Jackson.
Register Of the Land O!iice-Statiort
II. Parker.
Public Punter-Wm. f. Ritcliie.
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To the Voters of the LIST District.

Having been urgently and frequently soic /
ted by numerous friends, to permit myself TO be
voted for at the next election, as candidate for
me Office of Commissioner of the Revenue, for
the LIST or upper District, hereby in compli-
ance with their wishes, announce myself an
applicant for that Office. II elected, will use
my Utmost endeavors to discharge faithfully the
duties of the office. VIM. K PIPER.
Feb 1S54 a5.fH
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GONE TO TuRKEy.-Gustave Wagner
lately in the employ of the Catawiss, Pa.
Il. r. Company as engineer and draughts-
man, has started for Constantinople, at the
request of Kossuth. He was Major in
Hungarian army, and Kossuth expects to
want him. and all his old companions il,
arms next summer, when it is expected
there will be warm and destructive work
going on in Europe.
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SELLING GE'r Au' COST.

EaTEINERA s. BRO, are now selling off their
I'D stock Of Winter clolhug at cost, in order
to make room for a Spring supply. They have
OF, hand large LOT OF every variety and quality,
which they are determined to sell OF give away.
Cali quick. t.
N B.-Desirino to 60 North in few weeks,
10 lay in splendid stock Of Spring and sum
mer Goods, we would be much Obliged If
thossS Knowing themselves in lebt ii 10 us,
would come forward without delay and make
payment. STEINER & BRO.
Ian % 1854 80. III -
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NGT,ECEi

szyy'S hereby given to all whom it may concern
szsa that The bonds, notes and accounts of the late
firm Of Perrin aud Rdgeway have been placed
in the hands Of Wm Phlseon tor collection and
adjustment, who is duly authorized TO collect
aud settle The same. and to pay t!iereou, all just
aud legal Demands against said firm.
VIM. A. PERRIN. Surviving Partner
OF The late firm OF Perrin & Ridgeway
Jan g. lS5l--3m,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
.aoN @ 4 r h T. Z \. So

KNESlROU. Of closing ont our stock Of WIN
IaAI ter Dry G rods 5ere The seasoa is over,
we are determine d 10 sell from now till Srring
al more reduced prices for cash than we ever
done before. Our stock is YET well assorted, ans
would advise all those who like 10 buy Dry
Goods cheaper than thy generally can be had
to call or us at once, select and buy, GEORG L
v. SMITH, Main street, me door below the
Union Hall, Slaunon, Va.
Feb G. 1854 $500. s...--l
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The Markets.
Reported for The indicator, By I'm. II Brown
. Hoa, Afox.ho,,J s4a

Con, Merchant.
RIcHMoND Feb s:--Flour, supr to shippers
So; extra, s. to e--family, 50 to 81. Demand
for family yer, limited. Wheat prime red and
white, ST 90 and 1856. No change to note in
other articles.
BALTIMORE. Feb -Flour-Sales Of $500
bnls a, 1897 $50. Wheat-sells at So OF a
2O4 for while, aud 81 96a2 90 for red. Corn
White 87as9; yellow SO cents per bushel-
Oat-45a49c. Rye-1O4alrl.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 8.-Floui, sO0as 5o.--
Wheat 200a2.o2 per hushel. Corn 7saS2 cents
Butter 1920.
WINCHESTER Feb. 9,-Flonr, 8 50aS6O.-
Wheat Si.70 Oats 81. Corn so.
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NEW CONCERN.

rssHE undersigned has opened the Saddle
Il Harness and Trunk making in Sauu,n,
on the Conner between the Virginia Hoie. s.
Bell Tavern in the house kncwn as HE Moshy
ploperiy, where he is prepared TO furnish
everything in his line atlhe shortest notice. From
his long experiences in the business, aud being
PRACTICAL workman himself he feels assured
that he can render full satisfaction to all
may favor him with ,hei, patronage; all W
warranted, as he keeps now, hut his own m
nlactnre on hand.
Dec. 70, 1863. GEO. Nj. GILBERT,
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DECLINE OF MErHop,sM. The N. Y. Chr is
tan Advocate and Journal gives table showing
the total number ct members Of The Methodist
churches in New York, to have been, III ls43,
$3.50; in lS45, 9,57l iS47, 1896; lS49,
1888 1851, 9,2s9; 1853, 9,3l9-ana- show.
ing a decrease IN ten Yeas Of 400 members,
while the population has near doubled :.
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AUcTIONEERlNG

THE subscriber offers his services TO the
people of Augusta county, as Aue,ioneer
He can always be found at his residence in
New Town, when not Professionally engaged
He hnpes 10 receives a reasonable share oil Pub
tic patronage. VIM. G. REED.
Siannon, Jan 80, 1854.
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WAN,rED.

Ts WANT to emp, Immediately six or seven
Is good journey carpenters. To snch fair
wages and constant employment will be given
None others need apply.
CHAS. d. LANDRUM.
Jan. A, 1S5l-tf.
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Every Gay Brings Something New.
WEoIESALE AND RETAIL
r O 3 a c. G Q s 7 O r E
d. w e. STAEKEE

door West OF e. M Cushing's G Co.
To- .,ss5 Just opened with Splendid Stock
ssssleomprIslng every article III the Tobacco
he, amongst lieh viii be found the FINEST
Qualities OF
SUGARS, AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
which he will sell wholesale or retail. as cheap
as can be bought any where else in this Sec
ton of The country.
CIGARS OF varinns quali'ies-and prices will
be sold by the Box, Bunch, or less number il de-
sired. The following list is a portion OF the
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nc Rsy7OyAL.

ZIP HAVE removed my shop 10 the binding
Is occupied by VIM. Woodward as Black.
smiths shop, near the Hospital, aud am now
prepared to execute work eXpedi,leislv. and on
reasonable terms ! take this opportunity TO re-
turn my thanks, for the liberal patronage exten
died me, aud hope my old customers, and others,
will not forget to call on me at ms new stand.
SAM'L MARTIN.
January 16 1854
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W. PETERS, J. II. MARTIN, VS.. Pc
Nelson, Lynchburg, Nelson.
PETERS, MARTIN, & co,
Commission 81 Forwarding Merchants.
EscEAssscaneE E0

/
Vg,ENDER their services TO their friends, ac
| Il qnainiances, aud the Planters, Farmers
and Merchants Of Virginia ard North Carolina
ioI the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Corr.
&C.: and Tor he purchase oil Goods, Groceries,
Guano, Plaster, SC.
Particular attention will be paid TO the For
warding Of Goods, Groceries, Pfoiuee, &c.
From lieir long experience in Business,
their united Efforts and uhlifing exertons, they
trust and believe they will he able 10 give sails
faction to those whe may collide their business
10 their management. :.
e Office on 18Th Street, opposite Shockoe
Warehouse.
e. Storage House on the Basin.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucas p. Thompson, Messrs fmboden
& McCne, AMI N. II. Massie, Augusta.
Hon. Wm c. Eives, Abeinarle.
Gen. Alex. Brown, i. NJ Cabell, Esq, Mel
SOIL.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington.
YIN E Marlin, Jas Il McTyre, Chester
VIM Miller. Echols s. Pryor, Mcdaniel,
Hurt s. Preston, MeCorkle, 8 Pryor, McCorkle
8. Junes, AGREE 4 McGlauahan, John IL. Wilson,
TinsIey, Taylo& Co., A Rucker, Lee \
Johnston, Saunders s. llby, ] y M Hollins,
Richmond. JAM Is. 1851 i'm.
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I PIPE of Pale Brandy very fine, for sale by
s ]. b. BRECKENRIDGE = son.
Feb. -, 1854.
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DR.. HENRY J. CAuRCHMAN.

,rENDERS his professional services to the citi-
| zens OF Staunton and of The surrounding
country.
05- OH &c over the Post Office.
Feb. 10, .1S54-5t.
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BROWN & SgEDDK.

Forwarding G. Commission Merchants,
And Dealers in Manufactured Tobacco,
Richmond, Va,
Immediately at The terminus Of the Central
Railroad.
TYPE will give ouI particular attention 10 the
va sales OF Flour, Grain, Butler, &c; and
in all cases promise pnnelual returns; aud wien
desired, we will purchase goods Tor customers.
Our house is new-spaeous and connections
We would further state, no charge for drdyage
,cilt be made IN consignments sent to US tor
sale, by aeay Of Central Railroad.
SAM. B. BROWN, 81 Augusta,
JNO. II. SHOOK, Of Richmond.
References.
Jas. Walker, Augusta; Hon. a. II. II. Stu
art. Augusta; Jacob Baylor, Esq, Auensta
Thomas Walker, Augusta; 3. Davis, Augusta
Ro. Guy, Augusta ), Peter Hanger, Augusta.
Jas. Caskie, Esq, Richmond; Lewis Webb &
Son. Riehmond; Shields Il Seuervile, Rich
monIl; Jacob Shook, Esq Richmond Ed
'noad. Dasenper, Co, Rcmenl; Gaiker
Reeve i Co, Richmond: Kent, Paine 4 Keat,
Richmond r. B. Haxall Richmond G. War
wick, Richmond
Richmond, Nov %, 1853 en-.
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REFERENCES,

REFERENCES.
augusta. peakins 6iAlerfll, Harper s; Bro,
Bungardner s. MeC'une, .Jno. Larew, DR.. Jno
McChesney. DR.. Nm. S. MeChesuev. High
iaad-Kinney y Brafiey. lpyths Kent y Car
ter. Jan. I6, 1854.
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n VERY large stock OF Wceden Ware Of
IA all kinds, for esle by
J. B. BRECKlNEIDCE s. son.
Feb, IS, 1881.
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NAILS! NAILs!!

NAILS! NAILS!!
RUST receiving three hundred and hlIy kegs
u bes, Baltimore and Old Dominion Nails oil
all sizes required by the trade.
1855 n j. BRANDEBURG & co.
February ID, 1854.
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tiiSfebt ptdfluS.
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
Ellorado, Rio Hondo,
Esmeralda, The Fixed S:ar,
Holland, FL Prugrama,
Cogingion, La Veguera,
Douglas, La Nacinoal,
Howard. .s= E! Gallo,
Wngfeld, Laemphresa,
Lee, Ell Neptune,
Fig Leaf, La Protection,
Golden Chunk. Principe,
Goolwins' Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind,
American Fine Cut. Pantlas,
MineTyas,
.r.a Imported ilahana ect ect. eel.
together with a fine lot Of Spotted Spanish and
Halt Spanish Seoars;
SCOTCH, RAPPEE,. AND EIACKABOY
Snuff; German Pipes, Fancy and Common dos
smoking foharco--in papers OF by The ponnd
seear Gases and Holders; Snuff Boxes.
Matches; Shoe Backing; Rapping Irvine,
and Paper aud mary other aitIt,!es too tedious
iomenion. The public are respectfully invi-
ted 10 call and examine his stae!,, before par.
chasing esewhere--as he will sell as cheap a
the cheapest.
NV. II. | $50.
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TsS MEaIE4ElsS.

T'sD MHH4E.EasS.
LOUR will not be- transported on the Vii
& ginia Ceulral Railroad, unless the head
OF the barrels are securely lined, SO as TO pre-
vent their being forced ont.
+. II. GILL. Superintendent
February 6, ls5l-2n.f
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GREAT IaDUCENyaT OFFERED.

GREAT iNDUCEMYHT Offered.
NJ ESlROUS Of closing ont ou' stock of wiz
- Ter clothing before The season is ovee. we
are determined TO sell from now till spring sea
son sets in, al more reduced prices thon we ever
done before. Our slock is yet well assorted,
and we would advise our friends and all those,
who like 10 buy clothing, cheaper than they
generally can be had, to call oil US at once, Sc
lee. and buy.
N. B.-Our accounts up to the lst January are
all made out, and as money is very much need
ed, we should be glad to see all those indebted
to US, come forward and settle.
1t GOODMAN s. co.
Jan. 16, 1s5i-S. & Nj. copy.
YNRUsSES, Abdominal Supporters &c.-Mar.
L she's, Ilnl's, Chases, and other approved
Trusses, single and double, io' Adults aul Chill.
dren. Fi,che's, Chases and other Supporters
Also Bannng's body braces. tor pronpsns,
Bowie, Spinal aud Pulmonary weaknesses sc
Tor sale by 4, T. q ). Is. ESkRlDGE.
Druggists.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

THIRTY boxes of candles for sale a,
HARPER a BRO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13
NOTICE.

NSeARPER'S MAGAZINE for January, and
&E Godey's Lady's Book, for February, for
sale BY s. II. COLEMAN.
Jan. Both. lS54-Spec. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

I BARREL Of Essence Of Punch, very su.
peror article, for sale by
]. b. BRECKENRIDGE 4 SON.
Feb. 10, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-02-13

I BARREL uf Rasaerry Brandy, for sale by
J.B. BRECKENRIDGE & SON.
Feb. 10, 1854. a.z.
, 1854-06-10
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receiy
subscriptions for the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT:
LIP. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building, sa,
ramentO st., San Francisco.
7. ]. EQKERsoN, Vancouver;
F.A. CHENowETH, Cascade
DE-. PAGErT, CoWlitz Landing;
ROBERT THOMPSON Portland, Oregon.
GEnRGE B. GoUDY, Lafayette,
L. B. HASTINGS, Port Townsend
RH. LA9DALE, PENIS Cove, Whidby's Island
L. D. DURGN, Grand Mound
J0HN R JACKSON, Jaclssons Prairie
W.T.. SAYWARD, Port Ludlow.
J0HN ". CHANT, Shoalwater Bay
ANpREw MUIR, Victoria, VancouTers Island.
H. c. MOsELEV, SteilscoOm.