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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18
Gin time Of Peace prepare for War

WE have on hand supply OF Cholera Medicine,
w which is said to be specific for that dreadful
disease Our customers and friends are advised to
supply themselves as early as possible.
WREN s. FISHER.
June Is, 1919.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

GCr MARIA EDcEwoRTH, the accomplished
authoress, whose works have been so much read
and admired, died at Edgeworth town, county
Of Longford, Ireland, on the 21st Of May, aged
SO Years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18
IRELAND.-PROGR OF DEATH.

Horrors accumulate in the West Famine and
disease are sweeping away the people in myriads
The protestant clergy, joined by the Roman Cath
ole, implore aid for their miserable tocks; the
gentry and middle classes are fast sinking to the
lowest level; some afluent people hear the ap-
peals Oh behalf of the utterly destitute, but their
donations are instantly swallowed up, while the
cries continue for ''more," !'more," and death
seems the only certain means OF relief. A writer
in the Freeman's Journal says: Con my way
here called al Ballinasloe, Loughrea & Galway.
The first mentioned town found vast hospital,
having twelve Or fourteen auxiliary Poor-houses.
They are situated in every part of the town,
consequently you cannot go to any district with
out coming in contact with a cholera hospital
A person from Ahascrogh a small town about
five miles from Ballinasoe, contracted for the
supplying of collins for that Union, and such has
been the demand for the last month, that he en-
ployed forty men saving boards and twenty
men mailing them together Notwithstanding
that number constantly at work; (even on Sun
days. the Guardians had to engage all additional
contractor. With their united exertions, and
the numerous staff employed by them they are
scarcely able to keepa sufficient number ready.
Many Of your readers can have no idea Of the
description of coAins they are The boards are
nailed together in the same way boxes contain
ing yellow soap are sent to the country by the
Liverpool manufacturer, but hot with as much
care without planning OF painting.) You can
Judge what number 10 or 80 men would prepare
daily"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.-T body con-
vened at the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs on
Monday last, and seem to have gone to work III
earnest. No Sickness Of any kind, is reported
at the Springs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

CROWDED AND FILTHY HoUsEs.-A commit
toe OF the Board of Health made report on Tues
day upon complaint in reference to the state of
number Of adjoining dwelling houses in the city,
occupied by colored families. Many of the rooms
are not more than ten feet rquare, and the inmates
OF the same from three to eight, with accumula-
.tons Of filth from cellar to garrett The Board d.
rected that the owner of the houses should be no
titled to reduce the number of tenants one-hall and
cleanse the premises within 4S hours, and if not
done by the owner then to be done by the Health
officer, and the houses closed until otherwise or
dered by the Board. Philadelphia Ledger.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

u The Richmond Wing has put on a new
dress, and is much improved in appearance We
wish now it would make an improvement in its
pnlitics
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

CHOLERA IN KANAwuA.-The Republican Of
the Both ut.. states that the Cholera has entirely
disappeared from that county. As near as could
be ascertaincd from forty 10 fifty deaths had &C
cufred.-Ihe blacks al the Salt Works lad sul-
tcred most severely.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18
HARVEST HANDS.

GALL at d. M. Huffman's and supply yourselves
~ with harvest tools, very cheap, Grass Scythes
for rs Cts, German and English-aso Grain Seythes
from ST, to 81 IS, Sneed's Whetboards and Rub
bcrs, Forks, Rales, sc.
ALSO
GROCERIES, Brown and Loaf Sugars, very cheap,
Moasses for 45cts, Rice Ia Pepper, Alspice, sc.
Staunton, June Is, ls49.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

u Our thanks are due the Hon. ]. NJ Ma
son, for a Map Of Oregon and Upper California
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18
SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

consequently, as the supply of an article increases
it matters not whether that article be Flour Iron
Lumber, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Caps
or READY-NIADE CLOTHING, the price is
necess alily brought down. The subscribers take
pleasure, therefore, in informing their friends and
the public generally, that they have just received a
large and well selected assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting of
COLTS, PANTS, VESTS, SHIR rs,
Drawers, Cravas, Handkerchieis, Gloves. Suspen
ders, Hats, Of all kinds, Boots, Shoes, &C., &c.
Call and see us, and we will suit you, no matter
whether you want suit Of" Sunday best'' or "Eve'
ry day wear as We have all kinds, and at every
price
FRANK & co.
Corner Room, virginia Hotel Buildings
Staunton, June Is, lS19.-3m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

The DEATH SONG OF A MuRDERER.-Since
the conviction of Conrad WINNER, for the murder
of Mrs. Cooper, in Baltimore county, and his
confinement in his cell, awaiting the expaion OIL
his crime upon the galows, he passes the most Of
his time in performing on the ACCORDION. Fear
ing that all hope for Communication of his punish
lnent from the forfeiture of his life upon the gaows
to the penitentiary for life is in vain, he is com
posing dirge which he asks permission to per
form, on his way from his cell to the place of eX-
ecution This unfortunate man made a confession
in which he eXonerates Paul Kunkel, from all
knowledge or participation of the crime of Mrs
Cooper's death, and asserts that he never saw K
been committed. Winter will be executed on the
2Oth July.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18
NEW JEWELRY & WATCH
ESTABLISHMENT.

ENHE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
they have opened large and beautiful assortment
of new and line GOLD JEWELRY. just from
Philadelphia, also, Perlumery, Fancy Goods, &c.
Please favor us with a call, as it will afford us
great pleasure to show you all our stockoi new and
beautiful Goods.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired
and warranted.
Op5- Shop one door above M. Cushlng's Coniec-
tonary Store.
C. E. EVARD s. BROTHER.
Stanton, June III, lS49.
Spectator copy Al.
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DEATH OF AN EDlToR-Late New Orleans
papers announce the death of Mr.. Porter, one Of
the Editors Of the Picayune. lie was brother
of the Editor of the Spirit Of the Times, N. Y
and had been eight years a resident of n. Orleans.
lie was man of fine talents, of amiable character
and his death is very generally lamented.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-18

The New York Express says that Gen. Taylor
was inclined to give Col Webb the mission to
Spain, but that certain 'indiscretions'' of the
Colonel's life was so arrayed against him. that the
cabinet ''wuuld not press the appointments" and
the President did not feel at liberty to take the
responsibility" Which one of the "earlier Pres
llens" lodged all responsibility?
GOLD IN GnoRGIA-A lump Of gold, worth
fifteen hundred dollars, was picked up the other
day at mine near Dalton, Georgia, by poor
laborer. Another lump, yet larger has been
found at the same place. 1t is singular how
lmuch gold has been discovered, III various places,
Since the California fever began 10 rage.
Observation-Disclosures steamboats, were sunk
|or destroyed Oh the Western and Southwestern
Etreams during the single month of April. These
disasters are attributed to the incompetency OF
the officers, which, i'll It's turn, is attributed to the
apathy of the public upon the occurrence OF such
disasters
POSTURE DURING PRAYER.-The Pres
bytery OF Philadelphia having requested the Pres
byter.an General Assembly, recently in session
Ut Pttsburg, s'to adopt measures for arresting OF
hbatiny the growing evil OF sitting in public pray
er," the committee TO whom the matter was re-
forred recommended the following action
NThat, while the posture Of standing in public
prayer, and that Of kneeling in private prayer
are indicated by examples in Scripture and the
general practice of the ancient Christian Church
the posture ofsittins public prayer is no where
mentioned, and by no usage allowed but on the
contrary, was universally regarded by the early
church as heathenish and irreverent and is still
even in the customs OF modern and Western ma
lions, All attitude obviously wanting in due ex-
preston of reverence; therefore this assembly
resolve That the practice i'll question be con
fidered grievously improper, whenever the in
Eirmities otthe worshpper do not render it ne
fessary and that Ministers be required to re-
Drove it, with earnest and presevering admo
khition. The recommendation was adopted
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staunton, April %, ls4s,-tf.
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STILL LATER ARRIVAL,

and various other articles too numerous to mention
all of WHICH fresh and fine, and will be sold a
wholesale and retail on the most reasonable terms
call at the subscribers stand opposite the Spectator
Office B. T. EVANS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
THE SECRET FOUND our.

The following II ain extract from an Address, de-
hvered on The occakion Of banner prcseriati5nIhy
Miss RISES, ID Division of Sons 5f Tan retance
in Georgihi IsI
GAS alaay,1 nightperhaps complain, that
by your organization, you exclude us from
the secrets of,your Order Yougroup your
selves together--you talk--you plan you
act. Nd listening ear of woman Is thereto
catch tha words which fall from Your lips
no prying ego "a mark your dseds,al i Be-
cret, as you think. But in spite ofyol the
secret VIII out, and ,oc haios kkop0 ID III
!. You talk and plan--but We See the young
man, who just row, By his devotion To Ills
cup, was wreeking all of good for time and Ill
Of hope for eternity, ningiing in your associa
ton, safe from ruin which betided him The
greyheahed father looks, upon his son tine
saved. and a smRe, radiantaHith theslightof
joy, plays brightly on the old mani fade.
-stie. We4ee tile husband, whostood trembling
upon the very verge Of tile volcano another
step. or two and the fearful plunge had been
taken-retreating from his perilous position
and seeking salty IN the association Of your
order aud then the wife; whose acling heart
has long endured IN silence TILL intensity Bof
its grief, stands up with the mountain pres
sure gone, and anon links hef affections Ito
sher sobered husband. These are year deeds
-1you dry up tho. tears Of grief; you hush
the sigls IF the bEokcnhearted you st6pfthe
Prodigal in his eareer-ycn give Light for
darkness hope for despair; and toll upon
the bosom pf society stream which has heal
ing il the water, This Is yossr sScSss L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
5OBDAN's FREDERlcK
H;hife Sulphur springs,

"
CTTUATED ave miles Eas, Of Wipehaster a,,;s
- one milk ami half from S Stephenson S Depdsn III
lid VI ihcheser ana Potomac Railroad Il NOW sss
foF The reception oicompasiy EAHT
This WaieE Is interior Is none ia he Eaafe ia Ii
holds in solution Snlphutetied hydrogen, IotFShe
and Aagnesta, impaFting tone 10 the sIsteEn AID
aetIESA asa powerful algeraiiye a. numerous Nissi-
oFs can testify having been visited for the lastadfy
years ana had tnft been for the epniraciea acad-
mpdaYEs, nSHst have been amongsi the fIA, iVhtFr-
ing PLACES in me union For the last years he
ilaprpgkmeDfs have been nrrcased 50 Is u acaoT.-
m0daie bcfwtrn and 800 visitors HI
Tie Proprietor has ited up hisesiahishmeHts III
handsome style, bFplacing Il nHdsr thorough re-
paiT, and has nov pa this y s;ering place 6n o9s
tng with he most taPlioBable and eplnfortaAle pIhees
OF the sprt III plain STYLE and wiz use every eras-
ton il his ppger ii make BIS visitors comfortable
4 y essg IA acccis from al the Atlantic EiliAs.+T
Persons skA Fsng Baltimore lii The morning raFsat
arrive HI HE Depos al three nrlpk the same Ear
where coach win Be- IN reaainessto take ihcni|i,
mediataly tothe Sp;ings.
The Proprietor feels ihausfullhx the cfeou IAre-
mfnI he has received from the public! and WIN nze
every c4eFsi INTO meiit aconnrance OIL, BIZ MAKING
tkSsecexnfoftable who may give hum calf. FITs8
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprie,Hr.
= "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
MORAL cuARArrER.

There is nothing Wick adds so much No
the beauty and power of man as cobd
moral character. 1t IS bis wealth-his II.
Auence-his lie 1t digniaes lin Ia every
station-exalts him in every condition, aId
glorifes him at every period Of life. Such
q character is more to Be desired than every
thing else on earth. It makes man ftee
4and independents Noseryile toOi-nocropch-
ing sycophapt no treacheTuus honorseeksr
eyer bore suchsa character The purSSoEs
of truth and Righteousness never spring In
sspch person. If young men but knew
how much. good charaeter would diruify
and exslt them--how glorious it would nskc
their prospects, even in this lifa; never
Should We ind them yisldihg to the srovlihg
and base born passions Of human nature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

# We die today, TIE sun win shine Is
brightly and the birds slug as swectlv as
70 morrow. Business will not be suspena ed
for q moment, aud the great mass will bot
bestow . thought to our memories. aIs he
dead 2"w win be tho solemn inqniry Of few,
as they pass to their pleasureor 10 their work.
But no ono will miss us, except our inInc-
diate Connexions; and even III short lime
they will forget Us, and laugh as msrrily al
when We sat bcside.theu- n if H
Thus shall We all, NOW ID active life, pass
away. Our children crowd close behind Us,
and they will a6on be gone Ia few years,
rot q living being can SAY, \; remeaibeE
him. Welive in another aye, and did busi,
ness with those who have long since aunl-
bered in the tomb This sAilife. Howtfsu.
idlyit passes T o, blessed are they whb are
held in. everlasting remembrance +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
ADVICE 10 YOUNG LADIES.

Trustinot to!unccrtAin riches, but prepare
yourself orians emergency in life Learn
to work, and not bedep pendent upon SERVANTS
to make your bread sweep your floors and
darn your own stockings Above all this,
do not esteem too lightly those honorable
men who Sustain themselves and their pa
rents By tile work Of their own hands, while
you care forI ard recelyeihto your company,
those lazy, idlc pop;nijays, who never lift a
finger td help themselves, so long as they
can keep body and soul together, and get
sufficient I'd live in fashion.
Youpg wduieh, remfm bar this, and instead
Of sounding the purses Of your lovers, and
examining lthp cur oil their coats,1look into
their Aaafts aai habits Mark if they have
tradas, snd dan napena upon thgngelvds: see
ii they havd minds which Will them to
look above D butterfly existence Talk not
of the bsaltiEdh while. skin, and the soft,
delicate hasd-4-the fine appearance Of the
young gentleman Let not these foolish
considerations engross your thoughts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

/ make it i point Of morality nercr to
End fault with. another for his manners !;
they may I'd awkward or graceful, blunt or
polite, polished or rastic care not what
they are, iii thh man means well and acts
from honest intentiohss without eccentricity
or aifectatioh. Ali men have not the Aadvan-
tage OH good society, as it is called, to
school themselves id all its fantastic rules
and 1ceremp hies, and ifthere is any standard
Of manpersl it 81 oneHfou4ded Oh reason and
good sense, and not upon those artificial
regulations. Manners, Alike conversation,
should be s4tep.poraneou9, and not studied
always Suspect man who meets me with
the same perIsstua4 smile on his face, the
same cppgeeink Of the body, aud The same
pre,neditased thakcIof the hand. Give, mo
the-it may To rodgh-tgr df the land,
the careless ned Of recognition, and when
occasion rsqufsSs tie hdmely but Welcome
salutation, fiNsw arc ydu, my old friend : z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
run roMB OF wAsnINcrox.'

4 The proposition tia. Congress should purchase
The Mountvernon estate. So tha, The tomb d Wasp.
esorcs should Be included within national ground,
VAS very generally acceptable 10 the public. when
made; bui, for some reason or other, We know not
what, il failed Of success correspondent u tho
Boston Atlas, who recently visited Mount veEnoR.
says Tia, ke present propfctpr would Be willing lo
seilihe mansion. with several hundred acres he
LAID, 10 he National Government, although be
would not part with foos Of ii 10 any stranger3-
The correspondent adds l
We do not believe that any person over
visited this hallowed spot without going away
with the conviction that the purchase Of i
should be made by Congress. Let the na-
ton own il, and fit itup in manner woT-
thy Of the Republic and Of the lillusttious
dead, whose name is eur richest Inheritance,
aud whose life was dine uninterrupted HpWof
|, the highest and purest sections that ever
marked the family of man. It is disrepnta-
BILE that it shoulS longer remain in its pres
cnt state. y{frwe had Mount Vernon Is old
Massachusetts if Washington had been her
son, and hfsaody was laid within her mould,
hcw he spotwould he treasured nour hearts,
andgbeantifed by our hands Tho people Of
our Commonwealth would countit as their
richest treasure, and our maidens would keep
the tomb dressed with flowers ID perennial
freshness, II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
TME WAYs 81 LIE.

By the experience Of distress al AFRO
CANT temper Is most eGeetuaIIy corrected !;
~ che renenbranee Of our own suiferi1gs
naturally prompts Us 10 feel f6ll Others when
tbey suffer But if Proyideslce has been
50 kind q not to subject Is "a much of this
discipline u orr oEn lok, Let us draw I'M
ptovetnent from the harder lot Of Others
Let ii sometimes step aside from tie smooth
and foVery paths il which We LIE permitted
to walk, ID order % view the t6slsonla march
of out f4Il1xs lfroueh the tksrD5 tzys Of
the xErId ssa - s.ats zass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
xsNtiae,ss, Thts Way /.

ETulE nndeFsignrs Informs the citizens al Jefet.
- son, Clarke anss the surrounhing connries that
~ s,il ectainucs nc cAKPENTERIEG BUSI-
NESS in at nj bfshches and varieties Having
psd some Atsltipnsto ihe study 81 Architecture be
isFseparedao flrnisl mcteIs and drafts idr<nykind
pf work peAiDang 4, his line feeling confident that
~ his0ng atlentia 10 hs pursuit he can please the
taste and gfattiy the eye oY the mos, faslidious
lie will AundcftaKe HE erection Of abb kinds of
buihihssfioni the csuniEyseat 10 thatuf che most
HANDLE. and upon serns snch US mus. prove sa,is-
faclery 10 all sdhcelhed.
y Ferscus who mae hare work In hisiine arc re-
xpectfuiIy desired tSkve him call al dill shop. for
yrnErly uccuhed BY AsE Natb Myers, before cilsing
contracts Id otAef d4arters.
Letters aildrhsseaho htn at Chariestagvn. Jtfer-
sqn eounty VA. wln bc promptly attended 10, ffoa
AHyspart Of she ccuAsfy
FFb l. lals4-iyit wMs A. gUDDITEf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
d NIGHT.

Night is beautiful itself, but still more
beautiful in its associations. hit IS not link
cd, as day is, With our cares and toils--the
business and Iittleness ef lite. The SIM
gEine brings with it action-sssse u. rise Id the
morning, and our task Is bsfore ID and
night comes, and with Il rest Ii VI leave
sleep and ask notnf tlreamsfsrgetfulns our
Nakins IS in solitude, and ourEemplo5ment
Isl thought Imagination has thrown her
gleries aSonnd the nidnigh t-s-the Qrbs of
heaFen, the silence, the shadow, are steeped
IA poetry. Even Ia the heart 9f crowded
city, where the moonlight falls but upon
pavenaent and roof, tie heart Would he soft
'kned, and mind elevated. amid the loTsIi
ness Of Niight's deepest aud stf lest hours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
4 pt1N.T IdMPL.AIY.

Il
A merchant was one day returning from
market; He MS OF horseback, and Behind
bis sad lie vas ! valtse flied with money
The rain fell with yi0lendeEand The good old
man was wet fosthe skin.l At this time be
was quite vexea, sad nsrmured because
God had given him such hard weather for
bis Journey He sopn reached the border Of
. thichlforest ON bat vas his terror on be-
holding on one side of the road robber,
who, With levsIled gun, was aiuaing al him
and attsmpting 10 Ere, bat the powder be-
ing wetEpitb tic rain tbe gun did not Do Of,
and tie merchant, giTing spurs to his horse,
foEtunatel had time % escape AS soon as
Be fond himself safe, he said 70 Himself,
how wrong vas not to endure the "a n
patiently, Is sent by Pfopidenee If the
weathes had been dry and fair, I should not
probably Be- Alive II this hour. Ths rain,
which caused ne ID murmur came al for
tunats mcmeus % save my life, and preserve
me and my prppsrtJH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19
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Czech n elsllfMclal.A.

4 al HAVE NV 81 k1nl, a nv Coach and Har-
/ y n<.s E9i,pFf 6j119e dszerin<nfb f
I I u Az IA II &. q =
n fS<5 1Selipll6 whlsk M le 81 ssyy cheap
=<1<h. ~ - tEf n ~ noniks fr &
4 d&eor ~ s,1sg n'sylt e bRnd coaekes six.
It;t >f8tf H.f1I N@{$ SsnG,k kecI,1k1YE Double
t1+ &1.3.L Uit9,<< ct HSckAi3arK H1lkies,
~ ~-[ 4 I4i9l3 ~ scTIe fr,tftae VEN nQskip<
t11| II ~ ~ I<E|<tit' bf NJ ftcst rpln,cicnt
E-| -|<1 <|l ~ |1r11'cd niInoN Ghitkint
-tI.1 1'< q .t'l4e 11f11c1es i inst rats ARR
t.c ~ u, ~ ~ t.1lgel 11li1fG They
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-07-19

u TT The latest question aEghed by the
Z Union, is, "whoShas betrayed the Sodth.7"
We answer, nobody yet But If 1t aslsssWho
aoiA betray the South qn--we will be better
able 10 tell, when the coalition going pn AZ
the North between the Free Sellers and the
\ Northern Allies shall have been perfected,
and The practical result Of the coalitioncon.
sunniatod, ID the nomination Of Thomas Fl.
Bsnton, or some other " Free Soiler,n as the
g Democratic candidate for next President 4