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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
rs A STOCK OF

XH1 WM WVnLH OF "iutcf SSlmuE must
sWIV,OOO be Sold. Having lsd in tbs sea-
son Stock of Clothing unusually large. in fact lar
ger than this market at the present hard time ust
fies and having still very large and well assorted
Stock of Clothing on hand We are detcrmiacd, in
order to reduce it, to sell az prices (wthoat regard
to cost which will be little cheaper than ever
Clothing was sold before. We mean to seH at Balt-
more prices, for cash, and for cash only, Our Stock
bound to he 'eaS and must &C. r order to meet
attention of friends and the buying public at
large " this advertisement. We wish all who want
to buy bargains to give call, and you find ex-
actiy we represent. Country merchants who may
want to buy large quantities, will find prices a
little below Northern wholesale prices. We do this
only in order to reduce our heavy stock. lff4
ALSO,-lo0 Suits of Negro Clothing at prime cost,
in order to close them out. 49,. f,
GOODMAN, ROSENwALD / co. i
Dee. IS, 1854.
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Va would hardly do for any one to have the
temerity nowadays to question the excellence of
DR.. Hollands German Bitters, which are prepared
by DR.. G. jackson. In cases of dyspepsia, liver
their many virtues have long since been made plain
" apparent. They purge from the system the NOR
bid huinOrs which retard the natural functions and
brow. They Danish those clogs upon happiness and
restore the 81 tenn to high health. See adv rtiseen
January 70, 1852 - 80
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DAVENPOKT, ALLEN Il co.
Auction and Commission MERCHANTS.
RiCh,s, Ond, Virginia.

OFFER FOR SALE-a'' -
~ 1000 Sacks of Fine Salt, best brands
1000 do Ground Alum do do
1000 Kegs Blasting Powder
1000 do Rife do
a 80 Bbls.' Safety Fuse ~
1000 do Hydraulic Cement tl t.4aI {,
80 do Tanners Oil
500 Packages Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Sugars =
lGoston Yarns Sole Leather, Rio and Java Coffee,
Brandy, Wines, Teas, Candles, be. ~
Auction Sales Of Groceries, on every Thursday.
Rich'd. Jan. 20, 1s55.-st 3
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

eSr The Pacific Railroad bill was con.
adhered in Congress on the nth. Various
amendnen were offered and rejected
Mr.. Letcher moved to reduce the quantity
OF land to be granted on each side Of the
roads, from twelve to one mile. He be-
lirved this to be project Of speculation
from beginning to cnd. The principle
would not come within gunsho, Of Virgin.
ia Democracy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
NaAA3 led,

On the 22d Of November, by the Rev. Thomas l..
Hoyl, MIR. JAcoD II. PLEcxER, Of Augusta county, to
Miss FASSIE b. SxooT, of Madison CO., Va.
On the 18th inst, ny Rev. ]. w. FukersOn, Mr.,
DAVID f. EuRIrr. to Miss HETriA BEAxs, all oi
Churchville, Augusta CO., Va.
On Monday the 18th inst, in HarrisOnburg, by the
Rev. Thomas Bell, Mr.. LEAEpER WRIGHr, TO Miss
Margaret G. kEaRNny, daughter Of Mr. NJ. L. Kear-
ney-all of Rockingham.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
January 20, 1855.

HAVING sold out my interest in the Clothing bus
i / mess, to Mr. Jos. Leopold, who will contiune
solicit continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon the former concern, and recon-
mend Mr.. J. L. as gentleman in every way worthy
CHARLES WELLER
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COM ITO THE SIGN OF the BI q gu,

Subscriber begs leayc to inform the Citi
nsna adns Ct staunton and its vicinity that he has
opened me uuN smith SHOP near the Bridge leading
klhes to order, and keep Stock of Ready Made on
hand He will also do all kinds of Repairing in the
best manner at the Shortest notice. - . - '-'s
ALso-He will keep a general assortment ~ d.,
t t, Colts, Aliens and Pocket RiAc,) Powder
Fiasks Shot Bags, Game Bags, Shot Pouches. ali
Kinds Of Percussion Caps, &c, &C. a@' -
nc will also repair Door locks Trunk locks. Ac..
Jan 6, 1855. II. n WEI g. d
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NOTICE TO WESTERN MERCHANTS

DFRSONS who ship goods from the Northern cit
L les send them direct to their destination, by
consignng them to Stephen Hunter General Freight
Agent at Richmond, it being distinctly understood
that Bills q iading be sent stating precisely the
this is done the goods will be forwarded direct to the
nearest depot and the whole charge collected there
II the bills of lading are not sent, this Company will
not forward the goods until the bills for freight to
this city collected and of course will not be re-
ponsible for loss and must charge an extra price for
storage: IL. d. WHlTCOMB. Sup't Traspor-
Jan. 70. (taon.
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MeyxCH.

nRAYTON G. MEADE, (late of the IA, Of Ad-
~ Olson Mcade,) and WILLIAM EACHES,
having entered into co-partnership under the name
Of MEADE CACHES for the sale of Agricultural I'M
PIGMENTS Seeds. Manures, &c., have bought out the
entire stock Of X. s. Huck. and located at his old
Prince, win continue to keep on hand, full and
complete assortment of the various articles in their
line of business and will always happy 70 see their
old friends, and all who may be pleased to give us
their patronage. =sfs y. G., MEADE
WM. EACHES.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. %, lS54.-n .E.E
Ec The undersigned having sold his Stock Of Ag-
ricultura implements, &C., to Messrs. Meade 4 Ea-
ces returns his thanks to his friends for their past
same to his successors,
Dec 2b.--N r. s. HUCK,
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SAMUEL SuThERL AND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SPORTING EMPORIU.,

1872 Main Street. Opposite Eagle Sqaste.
5 RICHMOND. VA.
"HE largest aud most extensive stack u
I Guns, Rifles, Pistols. Watkins Canes asd
Fishing Tackle in The State tosesAsf with =.
general assortmeni Of Fire Arms aud. Sporting,
Articles Coils Revalsers Of alhsjzrs !: Rsvclv
ers Of all makers; Dixou's Hswkesley's and,
Sykes Powder Flasks; Pistols Of every hiltsi
anil description +. Sho, Bags, Puuehes, Belsa.
Game Dags,. Drinking Elasks, Gun Needing.
English and Gsr'nas Sissle aa.t Double Guns.
bv ths caes OF single one, d Az pticee. Elsy's.
Walkrt's, Cox's, W~ale,'s, Riehafds', 9. D.
and okes Capa A general assortment Of Pec&-
Ell Cn,lssy. Eas' ifft
Sept. 2ss 1854.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

CIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO IA
In mems affairs there y slide,
-, Sostsuiy sings The poet
But hpw can men on its food riaa
Ii The, 've no sslimen 10 show il ?.
The sooner then IFS understood,
The lme-lide ebts and finws.
Tie sooner YOU cal, take tha fleod
And on It's tide rcpose.
L time and ti,'e " i'll xait for none.
Their movements keeping chime,
Without watch yop'ls lsit alons,
Yes, all alone 10 Mme.
With time piece of wtll-teaied 0mA
No hoo.s-iids " III BE- Lost,
IflAle the fisher casts his line p
On ebb-tile luck he's fused;
The sailor. ton, DO heaves the lead
And keeping watch BY guess
Will lose his reckoning. kept ~ head
And raise rehel gpesd.
A soldier, should your calling b.,
lou'll want yout time kept true;
You " illmark time, then, to- 7,
II laugh, By Bartholomew.
Let LAYERS, too, in guessing mood,
Once miss the wedding hour,
No tide, 10 them, iss future Aood,.
Would yield its nnwial power.
The merchant and The farmer too,
The mechanic and the baker,
What, in a word, would all men do
Without good wa,chmakers
Love chains too, not gilied f-ltsss,
IT would be had TO find :heir baitrra
BIeas..pins Of pearl and esld bssd
So goh they come no. back 10 msnd
Then have metallic mixtures,
Cheap, and just like golden fixtures,
Attend these hints, they are but few,
And now lis time to say adieu.
But s.verbum sat-" keep time in view.
The time Of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
RichNoRd, Sept. Is, lS54.-ly.
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lNE dollar saved is two made. The undersigned
" having q very large Stock Of Winter Clothing on
hand yet. and wanting to close them out before
Spring they have concluded to sell the remainder OF
their stock at frss cost. any body wanting to pur
chase, can save money by calling the undersigned
Jan. 20. NJ. HIRSII co.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

We call attention TO the advertise
ment Of Davenport. Allen g. Co.,. Rich
non' in to.day's paper, and also to those Of
Messrs. Fowle &, Co, Alexandria.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

TN obedience to decree of the Circuit Court of
i Nelson county, pronounced ON the 4th day of May
Fox, plaintiff, and John Miller and others defend
ants, (and in pursuance OF order made in the
at the last term of said Court y l. the under
viii. on SATURDAY. the tenth day of next month, Feb
ruarv, proceed to sell at Auction, on the premises,
the Merchant MILL mentioned in the papers OF said
suit, and the lot of Land attached to the same;
containing about twenty acres, situated in the
ty of Nelson between Kockfsh Gap and Greenfield
and within about six hundred yards Of the public
road
With some little repairs, the said Mill might be
rendered valuable property.
The TERMS will be so much cash in hand, as may
be sufficient to deray the legal costs and charges Of
sale; and credit of six, twelve and eighteen
months, given the balance Of the purchase money!
for which the purchaser win be required to execute
his bond with good security, and the title Of the land
and mill withheld as ultimate security. w
JOHN b. SPIECE, Commissioner.
Ian q. 1Rh5-tds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

o. We are indebted to the H on. John
Lstcher for copy Of the report ON Com.
mefce and Navigation Tor 1854. Showing
the exports OF American goods &C.. 10 70, :
eign countries. =H=4..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

:, 20 A proposition has been made in tie New
!.ork Legislature 10 amend The Stale Cons,i,u.
ton in regard to The qualifications Of voters, .de.
claring all males twenty Zone years Of age born
in The United States or thoss who have been
resident Of The Untes Tor the full term d twenty.
one years, bully TO be entitled TO vote. The pro-
position 10 be successful has to be passed BY
two consecutive legislatures and then ratified
by'the people. ,.,-.'..'.l & - -.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
Greal Attraction

n order to make room for an offensive Stock of
l. Spring and Summer Clothing. l will sell off a
well assorted Stock of Winter Clothing at prime cost
and some of it below cost. If you want to save 40
per cent, call at j. LEOPOLD, Main st.
Jan. 20. Is doors above Woodward House.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

KANSAS TExRlToay.-h appears from
an estimate laid before Congress that there
will require to be appropriated for this
Territory, Tor the current fiscal year, $25..
600 for public buildings. $4,000 Tor sala.
Fies and y, 900 fora public libsry.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
TO1THE PUBLIC.

IINHE public are informed that am still carrying
L on Harness making and Saddlcry and that my
duties Jaior do not Interfere herewith When not
in my shop myself, there will always be gentleman
there to attend to business am thankful to the cit-
zens OF Augusta Comfy for the generous support
enjoyment Of their confidence BY strict attention to
business, and executing good work all work conf
ded to me, will promptly finished, at fair prices
Ny shop is one door North of John b. Scherers Con-
dictionary. HENRY E. BRYAN
Dec, Is,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

Co We mentioned yesterday, briefly, the Ia
rnented death Of Hon. John s. Bar bour, Sr.,
who expired at his residence in Culpeper Co,if.
Fly, on Friday last, after short bat severe al
tack Of puent,tonia. Mr. Barbour in early life,
served in the Legislature OF his native State
with distinction, and, subs, quensly, Tor several
years, Represented the Congressional district in
which he resided in the United States House Of
Representatives. tie always took rrotninei.t
stand 10 the politics Of the country aud his tai
enis and aDlliiles were universally acknswI-
edged. He was an eloquent speaker, and his
great experience and fund Of information gave
him much weight and Influence. He was high.
y respected BY large circle Of friends, and
his death will be deeply duplored by them and
his family, 10 whom he was slro lply attach.
ed.-ALEx. GAZETTE.
r. Speaking OF lie recent del; at Of ,,ha, s.
called the Homestead Bill, in the House Of
Representative, CON- The corresponden, ot
the Baltimore Sun says. IA remarkable change
OF opinion has come over the House of Repre-
sentailves OH tho subject oi the homestead pro-
Jet; since,he late session. The bill PASSED
the House last session BY a majority Of thirty five
anu alter undergoing modification whn h re-
moved the supposed ohjpc,ions Of me mem
oers, Il was rejected BY a majority OF twenty.
eight last week. This Sudden change Of policy
Oh the part Of members is attributable 10 no,ilng
else than the progress Of Know No,hipglsm,-
The point upon which the bill was defeated b..
my the extension Of it's benefits to forrigup,s.-
The Objection when formerly made had no
weight with the House," @,} -
" While Rusgles, the Young $, office rob-
Der was in custody al Mortified, Vermont, he
asked Mr.. Holbrook, the post office agent by
whom the ARREST had been made, 10 step IN
stairs to''his room, moment. Alter catering
and closing the door, the prisoner look down This
iiie and very deliberately pr5cee ed 10 cock The
piece. by THIS time MI. II. began to think that
before he coul. decide upor, any pla,, Of ac,ion
the young man took. from The lock Of his runls
piece oil paper aId handed it 10 Mr.. HuIbrook,
which on Inspection proved be the missing 500.
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.Ve,c Crop Rio Coffee

Just received rs Bags prime Rio Coffee, do. Old
u Java 20 bbls Crushed, Pulverised and Clarified
brown sugar 5 hogsllcad prime N. o. New crop
Sugar Is bbls. best Molasses, all at reduced prices
Jan, 20. j. BRANDEBURG Il co, 4
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RICHMOND, January 10, 1855

RIcHaoND January 10, 1855.
In reply to lctersfr0m many persons of the Central
District. and in accordance with Numerous personal
apr lications announce myself candidate for the
office of Commissioner of the Board uf Public Works
sFf<ai RICH'D g. MORRIS.
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DISSOLUTION.

tfsHE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
L style and firm of Weller Leopold, has this
day, been dissolved by mutual consent. All indebted
to us viii please make immediate payment, in order
that the business Of the late firm be closed as soon as
possible. CHAS. WELLER.
JOS. LEOPOLD
January 90 1884,
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:
HELP! HELP HCLP!l

GTAKE the following method of informing my
Il Eriuhds and Patrons of Stanton and the Vicini.
IL, that ain still in need of help, and do earnest
ly beg Of all wu know themselves indebted to me, to
cab and ray up for need every dime that's due me
ltoput me AIT with the mortd, my creditors arc
pushing me from a.; sides, and without my dues,
cannot satisfy my creditors. nass,c ;,
Returning nv thanks to nv Customers and Credi-
tors for past favors still ask Of them continuance
of the same, for time, and am happy 70 inform
them that still prepared to do work IN tne Ioi-
lowing line that may be entrusted to me, sueh as
House painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the following Prices.
7t.r FORE sHo sLY.ft az
3 coats plain painting, on wood per yard,
find materials Is cts
:" :" {" g I" brick i" /"
find materials scots
materials found to me cts
" 6 9. wood I" :"
materials found to me = = Is cts
granting and vanishing after painting, fur
nish material, per yard III 20 cts
Eainting and granting, find materials, per
yard 4..,ss4 cts
coats roof painting, ! fud materials, with
roof paint, per yard 81 rs cts
" ''ssf.. S. - the materials found to
me per yard "a .ae- lfs Is cts
coats plain painting. on plastering, find
:. materials ma per yard q. ,,.,aa,,, 50 cts
me per yard = dta Us. 5itr lScts
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
to nus, az glass 8 byllO Gets |
as,sst-s54s44 49, ~ :. y s44g Gets
H. II IL sets |
s,@ IL +" 10 Gets
5itr84 - g i IL IL "'1s - ss3f9Qt Sets
i 10 gdN z -" Is go ssaa7t Gets
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

: 70 Every man Who COMES into tho uord
makes some marx upon il ere hs goes TO his Fl
pal rest. II may be small one--hag.fIy WISH
b'a 10 The plodding pilgrim or lies highway
but nevertheless in the future time, il i'll III.
test some service done, or some duly neglected.
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Dividends

Dividends.
The Central Bank. at Staunton, and the
Rockingham Bank. at Harrisonbnrg, have
both declared net dividend of 8 per cent.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Vim. Figgat Moses Stricklor, Samuel !. 1or-
w dan and others. fiaintifs
against
The Junction Valley Turnpike Company, VIM. II.
Anthony, John s. Wilson, VIM. 7. Hardy, VIM. w.
Boyd, Edward Valentine. Andrew l.. Boyd, Otho w.
Kean, VIM. Booze, Chas. I. Beale, Thos. J. Niche
and Elisha +. Paxton. Defendants
Having been ordered by the Circuit Court of Rock
bridge County, to ascertain the liabilities Of the
Junction Valley Turnpike Company, whether due by
by certificates of scrip issued in pursuance OF resou
lions of the Company, and secured ny Trust Decd
not so secured, Judgment, bond or simple contract
and report the same to the Court and also to asccr
tain all the real and personal assets of said company
hereby notify all the cEeditors of said company and
all persons in any way interested, that an Wednes-
day the It'll day of FEBRUARY next, at my office il
T. W. MAsslE, Commissioner in Chanccry. 4
Jan. &. lsaa--4w.
100 SACKS fine and ground Alsm Salt in Store
II l..
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Roots aud Shoes.

HAVING just received by Central Railroad, a
l1gooA supply of best Coarse and Fine Boots, with
lot of sewed and pegged Shoes which we can sell
at very reduced prices for cash to prompt dealers
time,
Jan. 20. j. BRANDEBURG L co. &
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70 The Public Printing Of the United States
for he last fiscal year coat $544,944, Of hich
$l62, was for the Seua,r; $32l,oI6 fer the
House, and 40,444 toi the Departments.
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NEW FIR M.

NEW FIRM.
r. undersigned, under the style of Wars 4
i RICHARDS, will continue the zi.
HARD DIV A RE ,vs5
business in Staunton ut the old stand of e. C. Rich
ards 4 Bro:
Their hope is that oy constant and aasiduous cforts
and by devotng their whole time to the business to
please and by moderate charges to merit and receive
q fair portion of public patronage.
WIN. Fl. WATTS.
Jan Is. 1855. E. G. RICHARDS.
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DISSOLUTION.

ON the LIST inst, the firm of +. C. RICHARDS 4
" BRO, was dissolved by mutual consent The
new firm of WATTS 4 RIeHARDs, is alone authorized
to settle up the business. 4. G. RICHARDS. s
JNO. G.. RICHARDS,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

NJ in N this age of steam "Carters Spanish Mix
lure Is bling large space in the public mind. The
astonishing cures daily performed by Its singular and
Prompt action in the worst cases Of Liver Disease,
= = euraig'S, Rheumatism Mercufial Diseases, arising
from impure state of the Blood, is winning for it
certainly the only Medicine yet known which doe,
possess positive and specific action the Blood.
Try it at once---the sooner the better. A.
January 20, 1S55--4t. Is ,t.
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MICHAEL McALEER. tAlRhsK onoSSRL
NFICHAEL MeAEEER / PATRICK O'DON-
lNl NEIL, having leased the Blacksmith Shop and
Tilthamniss IN Starvation, are ready to do any
thing in that line Of Business. -
Also, Wagon making and mcnding carried on At
the same place. NJ McAI.EER 4 co. e
Jan. 0.-4t.-Spec. cory.
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2TEINER 4 BROTHER are now sclfms oif their
~ large stock of Winter Clothing at tuse, They
want to make room for Spring supply and ~ thei.
supply is unusually large they hare determined to
N. Bah their accounts made of up to the
LIST. January, 1855, ana persons indebted are re-
quested and expected to call forthwitA and sostls.
F Jan. 6, 1916. stE.f. ftga ts.eEt
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CHEAP FURNITURE.

I AM this day receiving from Boston and New York,
1 II Sofas different patterns, doz best Mahogany
Chairs, l2large Mahogany Rocking Chairs, Is doz.
Cane seat Chairs, and s dox. Rocking Chairs, from
81 to 81 also have ls Centre Tables bought at the
lowest rates. besides large assortment Of Furniture
of my make, that will ssii to Those that buy for
cash or on very short credit at pricssth nustyur
prise the purchaser. For Bargains, call one Door
west Of Central bank. A. ID. CHANDLER.
ALSO,-Metalc Cases, large assortment kept
constantly ON hand, at varietyof prices, and un-
dertaking promptly attended to-
Jan, IL. ff''F A. D. G.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

va HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.-For Debilitatcd
Constitutions, Disordered Liver, and Indigestion
The wonderful efficacy of this salutary medicine and
the good effects produced parties suffering from
disorders of the stomach, liver complaints, bile, and
indigestion, would be incredible, if it were not con-
frned by daily proofs of the effected bv them
and the permanent benefit derived from their usa -
The exhirating properties of these Invaluable Pills.
entirely remove all nervous symptoms from the sys
tenn, strengthen the tone of TIE stomach and there
by promote healthy dig, stion. {Jan, 2O.)