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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-30
VALLEY TTEH.E.S

gy77lif, superior quality of The -four maaafae-
d, ured il: the Valley Mills, in this county,
is testified 10 by Matthew Blail, E~q Commits.
sion Merchan, in Richmond, in a l'ilef lated
january 7lh, as follows: "a gentleman from
The Iow'anas OF Virginia, having head ot The
plize finnf from he Valley Mills came Aesier-
day aud paid me 50 for a iamily bard. /
think shall be able 10 make better returns oi
tiour by lar, 10 al! those h con.ian To me from
your mill, Than will be made in Richmond
his year"
january %. iS54.-3 81.
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o. In The House Of Representatives du inc
the progress of the discussion between the
"Sofls" and ;'Hards,n the following emphatic
and unequivoca language was used by Mr..
Dean Of New York, one Of the 'Softs -
Nil. Dean said, in answer 10 the former in
quiry OF Mr. Stanton, oil Kentucky. that the
Administration PARTY. or ssol's" OF New York,
regard The compromise of 1850, full and final
settlement Of the slavery qus sion, so laras Con
sress Is concerned, and the principles 81 The
Coinpiomlse apfltes e all new territories, whelh-
er Neblaska, Cuba; ~ Sorora.
Mr.. Hughes, Of New York, also FREUD Of
the administration, in reply 10 the same ques
ION Of Mr.. Stanton, said
Mr.. Hughes replied If. Oh investigation,
II Should be found Constitutional ard Deneelaicj
then the 'sSohs" oil New York would be found
sustaining it, and walking side by side u i'll, the
gentleman from Kentucky and he had no doubt
II the 'Hasds' bad not forgotten theis party
they would he found acting with them.
These declarations seem 10 indicate that the
compromise, at Baltimore, in 1859, Will be
maintained, and The pliehted faish of this party
TO the contract rigidly Observed.
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The Markets.
Reported for The r'nd,eofor, by I'm. II Brorn

Reported for The F'nd'cuior, by I'm. II Brorn
Com Merchant.
RICHMOND, Jan 2S--Funr. supr. to shippers
IS; extra, 81 to sa-iamily. SSa To g. Demand
Tor family yer, limited Wheat prime red aud
white, 81 95 and l96. No change TO uole i'll
other articles.
WtNcnEsreR- Flour 1915 to IS.
Flour is selling iii New York al SIS, 10 I.
81. Bread>lulls appear to he on the advance.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.- Flour Sales Of 1000
hb, al $3.50 S75. Wheat - sells al 50 o2 a
2oi for white, aud 81 96a2,oo for r'd. Com
White s7as9; yellow SO cents PEI bpshel--
Oat-- l5a49c Rye--l04all1.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan 2s.-Flour, 777n8 co.
JVheal 95a2 90 Ter hushsl. Corn 7sas2 cents.
Butter, iSa20
WINCHESTER, Jau 2s.-Flour, s.1aal5.--
Wheat Sl.7o. Oas ST. Corn so.
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SENATORIAL ELacTioN.-W learn from
the Fairmont Republican that the special
election to fill the unexpired term of Je:-
ferson I. Martin, took place last Thursday.
The returns, so far as received, show the
vote to be very small. The indications
ere favorable to the election of James c.
West, of Wetzel, Independent Democrat.
The candidates are all Democrats.
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This is the Place to Save Money
N Q RI u M Blu CT!

] II order 10 make room for an extensive stock
of spring clothing. the undersigned have
determined to sell off their fine stock OF Win
Ter Clothing a, cost their Clothing will bar
comparison with any other offered in the State
Therefore il yon wish to provide yourselves
with clothing al extremely low prices, be sure
to call at the cheap clothing store. and you
will save mouoy. Weller az Leopold three
doors west Of the new Post Office.
Jan. 50, 1854.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,


ea6ELEC1ED with grea, care, and will be
So sold at reduced prices tar cash. The Pub
lie are respectfully fvHtd TO give rs a call and
examine the goods. rs Il penny saved Is better
Than Two earnpd We iiase in store a eenefal
variety of stapeand fancy day seofts and NIL
enery goods plhis al pince, ladies' CLOAK,
al dollars TO 10 dollars silks of ladies dressess
black and col5lst,, bay state wouen, long and
-tii,are shavl< Ill fedittfd prices, Tlcklngs ai 9
{, his TO 37i eent- eassinetes plain and fancy,
al 80 ceuis 10 one dollar and upwards; black
satin vesin o. with IL variety oil other kinds
brown and White Linen table cloths, oil cloth iol
tables brown and ~ he cotton cloth al low pfl
ees furniture calico al pence, liae Irish linens.
cheap chll,lren's an Ia,lles woolen hose and
Noulen gloves, seFses caps and undersieeves,
French WORKED collars, feathers and fl 'wers
tor beaddresses ladies' de>s buttons, silk aid
velvet Trimmings. travelling bags, boys hat and
caps ward vide silk veves al o dollars yard;
plan and figured null for dresses, SIX quarter
true nttn0cs at very Hr' dHced prices cheap
inuses, solid figured aud plalds at reduce Il pr.
ees cotton coh three yalds Wide brown do.
oAe yard and half vide al one sliisig yard,
Matlona cloth tor Ladies dresses, and u.ilsn
tiebraiZ al 3 To 50 cents yard, second mourn.
ing "a, 81 cents, Ladies Coisetis, iancy Boxes.
cheap reivets and silk and staW boanels, aud
/ bnnneis made to order, SIX Quarter plaid aud
plain Cuskmeres al 80 cetts yard " lth "a va.
variety of mlenery goods. We will sell our
goods at reduced prices for cash or approved
security. GEORGE w. SMITH.
Main street. ore door below the Union Hall.
and under the indicator Printing Office ;Siaan-
ton, Virginia.
Jan. I6, 1881.
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o. |, always gives us pleasure 10 notice any
article that Coulers real benefit on the con.
mnny, and it is with confidence we heartily
commend Ayers Cherry Peclolal IL our readers
MS possessing extraordinary virtues fer the cqie
OF diseases incident to the lhroa, and Lungs
This may account lor eur iiequea, reiereHee 10
this article which we tel inli, jusiti d in max
i',g known 10 the publc.-.N Y. Tribune,
Jan. 80, lS54-lm.
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sale i'm EVayneeFsororrsTa

'sSIE subscriber will offer for sale at public
& aneiion, Il, his Tavern in Wayneshalonoh,
Oh Tuesday The 3lsi inst. all his HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNiIURF, Goa
sisitg Of Beds. Sofas, Chairs, Sc. &c. The
terms will be ma lie known on the day of
sale w. W. GIBBS
Jan. 80. 1854.
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&C. We call attention to the advertise
ment Of Mr.. D. ". koiuer in to-days pa
per. The property offered fer sale we
learn Is desirable, and well worthy the at
tention Of purchasers.
The property advertised By ". w.
Gibbs will certainly be Id on the day
advertised. Persons DESTROYS to be pres
emf will bear this in mind.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-30

PRoeLAMATIoN.-Pres Pierce has
issued a proclamation warning all citizens
Of the United States against engaging in
fiilibnstering expeditions against Mexico.
1t is directed against the California propa-
gandists.
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Estimated Cost of the Covins en- and Ohio
Road.

1t was etated in the House Of Delegates
yesterday, by Mr. Christian of Stauntol i,
tina, Messrs. Fisk and Eltt both agreed
in estimating that the cost of this road
would not in the end exceed that of the
Baltimore and Ohio road, which was about
z millions of dollars. In this estimate
also, every thing is said 10 be in favor of
the Covingtoh road, as they were double
the number Of tunnels on the other rad
besides its having "a double track all the
way. The whole length of the Coyng-
ton road will be about 200 miles, so that
according to the estimate above given, the
avetage cost per mile will be about $751;
O00.-Mai.
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rrIlE undersigned hee leave 10 inform their
Customers, that her accounts are made of
up TO the Isl OF january, and as their business
is principally CASH, longer credit will nal be
given. HARPER & BRO
Jan. so, 1854
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-30

3s, Ne received the favor Of our Rich
mond correspondent I'll. too late for in
sertion this week. 1t was dated in time
TO have reached US on f. iday morning !:
but, together with the daily papers Of hat
morning, It laid over some place between
Stanton and Richmond. jVe are now
forced to so TO press earlier than hereto
fore, in order TO get our mail ready for the
Valley stage, which leaves about y hours
sooner than formerly. The letter Of 81. J"
is highly interesting, as his always are j:
and, believing it will not spoil by keep
ing, we will insert It on Our first page,
next week. Our little warning 10 aK."
and H. seems to have had the desired
effect. aud they promise to be more pune
tual in future. Our readers VIII doubtless
be pleased at this announcement, as it af-
fords Us pleasure to make it.
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NGhT'EGE.

A IL persons are hereby forewa-nel from
.aasasa hnniins OF fishing ON the l,nds OF she un.
designed, as the law will be enfoiceI against
all so offending.
ALEX. TAYLOR.
JNO A, HARTMAN.
JOHN b. BRECKENRIDGE
Jan. 30, 1s34-S. and NJ copy 81.
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"A number CT Building Nets
Lend ss,s' Sale.


EgsHE subscribers offer for sale their tract OF
So land, Is ina upon The banks OF New River,
on ths Moth E.s; side thereof in the county
OF Giles, about two miles from tie Courthouse.
This tract embraces abuut
395 Acres.
one hundred and thirty o which are cleared
aud is fiue ballom land aud the porlion sci in
clover aud other grasses.
There Is upon The Tract a esm- lr'-s-~
Portable log daelling House, with f!F$s.a'ss
two looms helo. and two above. -,
static, CRIB, kitchen, sc. Also .s,esss.
Two Orchards OF as gGei irat as hcle Is tn The
couny. Those who are ia search of lard
would do well TO visit this tract before purchas
ng elseMh here. Any Information more pari
cnlar viii be given on application either in per
sun or By letter 10 either OF the subscribers a,
Giles Courthouse.
ANDREW II. JOHNSTON,
JAMES D. JOHNSTON.
Januafy 1G l25A-- dt
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-30

g. Gen. Foote made speech in New
York, as he passed through that city, OIL
his way to California, IN which he de-
nounned the President, Jefferson DAVIS
and Caleb Cushing. We have neser read
a speech in which was exhibited more of
mean, jealous, envioes. spirit, than this
one. It would be disgrace to any DEM
ocrat, and consign him TO grave of utter
contempt and obloquy. We hope he may
turn oat better politically than we antici-
pated, in his new home.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-30

&c SYPHILIS, ScReruIA AND DISEASED
Bloom, these terrific diseases. CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE is the only specific.
The rroriiclors have in their possession
over one hundred certificates OF the mosl extra
ordinary cures effected by II,
We refer TO III, certificate Of Richard Alams.
late High Sheriff Of Richmond, Va, Edwin
Burton, Commissioner of The Revenue for Rich
moud; Gen. WEIGH, Of the Mammoth Circus ::
Dr. Ilendley, Of Washington City; Mr.. Wm
A. Matthews, and {. B. Luck, Esq, OF Rich
lnond, Va. MIR. f. Boy den, Exchange Hotel,
Va; and host Of Others, Who have seen Ca
SEES OF the worst description cured by Garler's
Spanish Mixture. They all certify that il is the
Creates, purifier Of the blood known. See adj
ver'sement. Jan. Q, ls5i- I'm.
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ILLSIss OF Gro. LIPPARD.--A cores
pondent writes TO the Boston Post that this
gentleman is sick and destitute. He is
residing, in an almost dying condition,
without proper attention OF care, in the
second story of an old house situated in an
unirequented part of Philadelphia.
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AUGUSTA RES AURAN I.

AUGUSTA RESTAURANT.
ssss II Z subscriber has taken the brick house on
Il. Court house alley, near the virginia lio-
tel Street, Tor the purpose OF keeping pubic
eating establishment. He viii be supplied
daily with Iresh OfSl ERS AND FISH ui all
kinds that the Richmond market affords, and
will have always on band fenisen and every
thing else in the eating Lac. Meals and snacks
are respectfully requested to call aad ny his fare
Thankful TOT The Ii3era patronage heretofore
received, he promises to do his b,st 10 deserve
d continuance OF II.
william r. SMITH.
Jan. O. 1887
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NENy s'SbNCs1EgN.

fEsliE Undersigned has opened Tie 6 alde
q iiauess AMI Trunk making in Siauuln.
on the Gunner between The Virginia Hotel &
Bell Tavern in the house knewn as the Moshy
properly, where he is prepared to furnish
every thing III his line atthe shortest notice. From
his long experience in the tnsiuess, aud teina
Practical workman himself, he feels assured
HAT he can tender ull satisfaction 10 all who
may favor him with theft patronage; all
warranted, as he keeps nov, tut his own m
uiacinre on hand.
Dec. 10, 1853. GEO. NJ. GILBERT,
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IL kossuTH. aecoidhg 10 repofis. Is PIE
pairing tor revolutionary ATTEMPT in Europe
us soon as The proper lime NAV arrive. Ne
NAV lnen look for revival of the ko>slh hats
aui other revolutionary fashions bnl we have
no doub, the Philadelphia puric. no naller
what may be the changes in dress. will still
continue 20 provide themselves with clohiny
from Rockhll & Wilson's cheap AMI elegant
cla,hing store, No. III Chesnul street, conner
Of Franklin Place.
Jan. ., lS54-2m.
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E. r.. PEN OL T ON,
Commission ana KfgEass s
MERCHANT,
Corner CT Cary ard 18th Street,
EEkekzeFaas.9.Es, g:s4.
aEFrEE.IJCEa.

hEFTFT..llI GEE.
4prus'a.-Deakns 5 Merritt, Harper & Bro,
Buug4r,.ner e Nj Giaup, ,Jna I.afew. Dr.. JHo
MeChesuey. Or. YIN S. N. etesaey High
iaatl-Kiaaey j BfuIley. ljIihe Kent ! Car.
ter. JAN. u, 1854.
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CORNERSTONE RS EALE
OF VALUARi.E LOTS


gN pursuance Of decree oil The Cifeuit
Ia Court Of Augusta county, rendered on the
5lh day Of June, 1851, in the Case OF Gushing 5
Ii'ldow and administrative VS.. Gushing and ais
shall on Tuesday the 9Th day ol February,
1854, proceed to sell d, public Ancilor, in
front OF B & J s Crowlord's in the town OF
S,aunlon. either The whole lot, or
A number CT Building Nets,
laid off on the 10, Of ground spoken of in said
proceedings. lying at The North East end OF
the town oil Siaun,un. on the easl side OF The
McAdamized Street, adjoining ,heso's of Ttos.
P. Esklidge S J Davis, &c. The Whole lot
contains | acres ropds and Is poles, and II
has been snhdlvided into eligible building lois, a
plot of Which may b. seen by calling upon he
Undersigned al his office in Stanton.
Terms OF sas--so much OF The purchase
money 10 be paid in baud as viii be sutlieieni to
dellay the costs OF sale ard the remaia1er in
six, Twelve and eighteen months, The purchaser
OF purchasers 10 execute bond with approved
personal security for the deferred payments,
aud the It'll. 10 be retained rs ultimate security,
until the whole purchase money is paid.
WM. II. HARTMAN, Cofn
Jan Is f854--iW.
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e. OF the members of the present Leg
islature of Ohio seven are natives Of Ma
land and eight Of Virginia.
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REMOVAL.

e EEAs I'd 3 E'EsEaEIEsEE
VyAVE removed their DRUG STORE to
Main Sheet opposite the Stores Of Geo. T..
Price and kayser and Striking.
Ccs- Sign of the Bottle.
JAN %. 1854.
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- - - 90 80
NOTICE..

4 Ii notes offlred for discount al The Central
I Savings Bank, are required to be made
pay able ii said Bank, the forms OF " hlch notes
i,ay BE- found AT The office of the Bauk, al J.
b burg s. Co.'S By order Of the Bearl,
T. A. BLEDSOE, Treas.
JaGnary %. IS5l--Spee'l. colY.
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AUCTiCNEE

fg'HE subscriber Offers h,s services 10 the
= peoll OF Augusta comfy, as Aueiioneer.
lie can always be found at his res.dance IN
New Town, when not professionally engaged.
lie hopes 10 receives a e tsenabe share n Pub
nc patronage. WM. e, REED.
Slannlon, Jan. 23, 1854.
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5tze VIM. p. NcCorkle, Esq, is about
to establish Democratic paper in lewis
burg. Mr.. McP, was formerly editor of
the Valley star,and more recently connect
ed with the Lynehburg Republican, and
is vigorous writer. The LewisbUrg
Chronicle thinks favorably of The enter
prise, and has some liberal remarks on the
subject, which reflect credit on TIE views
oil the writer.
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EsV'K9tAf

sr-rS hereby given TO all whom it n,ay concern
e, that the bonds, notes and accounts oil the late
brn of Perrin aud Rid.eway have been placed
In the hands OF WIN. Pl.eun fer collection and
adjustment, who is duly authorized to collect
and settle tho same. aud to pay thefeoui all JUS,
and legal demands against SAID firm.
VIM. y. PERRIN. Surviving Partner
OF the lale ligsn Of Perrin x Rgevay.
Jan. 9, 1851 SIN.
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TTwARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR January, and
Il q Isl Godey S Lad5s Book for February. for
sale by S. II. COLEMAN.
JsG aG'h lS54-Spec. copy
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Every lay Briggs Something New.
WEOlrlss ALE AND RETAIL.
7 Q 3 4 G. G O s r O r. &

y, " z. 5.lla n II En-,
1 door vTest Ct z. III. Cushing's c. CO.
1ssi FEE q = just opened with Splendid Stock
h taeumprsing every article III The Tobacco
lie. amongs, which y HI be found The FINEST
Qualities OF
sEGARss, AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
which he will sell wholesale III retail rs cheap
can be bought amy Where else in his see
lion OF The country.
CIGARS Of aarions qualities aud prices, will
be sold by the Box, Bunch, OF less number itde-
sired. The following list Is d portion OF The
1 Il,,reni Er4nls
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Serious Accident.

A very distressing accident is reported
TO have happened near the mouth of the
North river, on last Saturday evening,
which resulted in the death BY drowning
of five men, one Of them white man, one
free negro, and three slaves. A boat
freighted with negroes hired to work on
the Covington and Ohio Railroad, was
crossing the North river. The river being
aull, it was swept cut by the current with
SO much force as to break the towing
rope, which left the boat entirely to the
mercy of the water which soon carried it
over the dam Immediately below. Before,
however, it reached the dam, a few Of
those on board jumped off, and endeavor-
ed 20 swim out; four of these were drown
ed. All Of those who remained on the
boat were rescued after it had gone over
the dam by men who went TO their assis-
lance in bateaux. In endeavoring to
rescue the last man who was standing Oh q
rock, the boat was unfortunately broken
an two, the leadman knocked out and
drowned, and the three white men who
were in the boat compelled to jump on
.ne rock, on Which the man was Standing
they attempted to resrae, to save them
selves. The four had to stay on that rock
a.! night. although 1t was excessively cold,
Ha!il daylight came, when they were res
rned from their perious sitaation.- Val
yesi SIR.
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Antlirons 4 Tenders.

Up HAVE just received Il handsome assortment
ID Of parlour aud Chamber bass Audilons,
Brass Knob aud Cast lron ditto, Wire Tenders,
Nursery, do. Shove!s and longs; very cheap
and handsome Ash BccAels, Fire Carriers,
Jamb Hooks, &c GEO. T.. PRICE.
November I, 1853.
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GEEAT INDuCEMgNT OFFERED.

~ tslhOUS Of closing out on stock OF wiz
81 ter clothing be ,ore The season. is ovee, we
are determined to sell from noa lill sprug sea
son sells in, al more relneed prices thon we ever
doue before. Our stock is yet we'll assorted,
and we would advise eur friends aad all those,
who like IN buy clohine, cheaper than they
generally can be had, to call on us al once, ST.
lee, and bny,
n, B-Oar accounts up to the Isl January are
all made oul, aud as money is very much need
ed, we should he glad to see all those indebted
to Us, come forward aud settle.
GOODMAN & co.
Jan. l6, ISIS. & NJ. copy
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z z MING -oll The Fam ON Winch lately re.
Il a s.ded, | viii of'si Tor sale
Thursday he sM dag q February nert,
my stock o. Cattle and Sscg and several
head OF isorses. a quantity OF
Corn, Rye and wheat, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
together with yare,, Of other property. 4 sa
several Il DC .TS, one a frst.iate IEoas
Vgagca 4 good Threshlas Machine, Clover
Machine, re, NC
.s;arSas-.A credit oil SIX months will he given
on all sum, OF IS and over, the purchaser giving
bond and security as usual. For all sums under
that, the cash will be required.
Jan i6-tds-S cop. NJ II. McCUE
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Lofts NApoLEoN.-Mr. Geo n. Sand
ets, writing from Loudon, to the n York
Herald, says:
Louis Napoleon is preparing fer war
on the grandest scale. 1t is known that he
will have, by early spring, an invading ar
my Of seven hundred thousand men, fully
equipped The active part taken BY all
the Northern courts, especially that OF Aus.
tria and Russia, in bringing about the
Bourbon fusion, has deeply excited Louis
Napoleon. He secs in the success {.
Nicholas, thc establishment of the Bourbons
in France. Hence, Notwithstanding his
present friendly relations, or rather pleas
ant coquetry, with Austria, he will, in
few months, strike for the tia ian States,
ai'l attempt to hold them as the cost of
Austrian alliance with Russia, and the Or
leanists and Legitimists Louis Napoleon
having made up his mind to fight will
tlatter the other powers by canvasslng their
propositions lor adjustment until he can
have in movement all the material for an
aggressive wal"
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HINT TO MERCHANTS.

fEStlE undersigned offers for sale privately his
T. asoysso and iaot in Fishersviie; now
IN The occupancy OF Aniri,n & Go. IezzG>
The House is brllt of brick large sa;sssss 10 s.
aud oonmo.sious with store house, gssG liz.
lumter house, kIfchen, smosc *: - 8.
house, stable; and a well in the yard III CON
p'ele aad beautifully situated in he village oil
Fi>helsville: a few rods from the depot. hler-
chants who wish to procure situation in a
wealthy neiehboIhood, would do we'll 10 call en-
The subscriber near tiukiiog Spring. whose
terms will be easy and accommodating.
Jan 80, 1854, DAVID w, COINER
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CAMPHINiE AND BURNING FLUID

IT. uSI received a, Antoine, Manoue & Co.'S.
ay II supply Of the above articles, which vii
always be kept ON hand.
January 30, 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-01-30

TOBACCO. CIGARS,
Ekiofadp, Rio tienae,
Esnerada, The Fixed S,ar,
ilolland, III Pr erama,
Covington, La Veguer,,
Douglas, La Naeaoa,
How ard, T.! Gallo,
Wiusheld, haemlhtesa,
Lee, FL Neptune,
Fis Leaf, Ia Protection,
Gnlden CHUNK, Principe,
6duiwins' Yellow Bank, Jenny Lind,
American Fine Cut pantiias,
Minetyas
Imported Hahana ec, Get. ect,,
together with a fine lot Of Spotted Spanish and
Halt Spanish Seeafs;
SCOTCH. RAPPEE, AND MACKABOY
Stuff; German Pipes, Fancy aud Common do;
Smoking Iobacco--ln papers m by the pound;
seear Cases and Holders; Snuff Boxes.
Matches; Shoe Blacklns; Rapping Irvine,
and Paper and many other articles too tedious
10 mention. The public are respectfully invi-
tel 10 call and examine his Sluek, before pnr-
chasing els WHEREAS he will sell as cheap as
The cheapest.
Nov. IA. 1853.