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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01
UR naLrn, AuInoE or rnE PRACTICAL rRI-

~ vate Treatise, ke.. ~ wch str-etOfce hours,
9to IL A. NJ 6tO r. NJ tsusssys esc,ptedD fho-s vhc
Apply in the early stages viii BE- SURPRISED At ,hs r.pdiy
and little inconvtnence attending their cure IL 10 chiefly,
however thos who have suffered from certain lass Of pso-
properly his services In structure
Nom ia trst on acjrert advanced and distress
ING stages (from advantage and extensive
practice ne rapid snd radical which
kebss grounds for stating can be obtained ron ne sthsg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

y UULOGIUAL HALL. No. 81 BUWERH.-H. Q. QUICK,
~ MAnager-This establishment is open for the
and VIII be found contain the largest and most comeete
collie elton Of Wild b and Birds exhibited in Amer
inc udpg many and striking Novelties splendid
performance will be daily at aud o'clock of feats OF
Eiaph Iorics oner animals. Mr. Brooks
will the Dens OF Lions and Tigers Admission IS
children under half price Exhibition from IA
nd TO NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

CULPnUR BATHS, NEDIcATEDvAPoR AND IODINE
- Baths-E. j. CAKK0LLs. 81 BAsclay street. (ssta-
blthed In ls25 These baths have eHestual
remedy IN Rheums tism, nercursl Pains. sudden Colds,
sun Joints, lave, Complaints sait Khsum Erupsisas II The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

AVA Williamsburg Benefit of Lavater ee-Saturday,
Dec the TAR famed Lavater Les will appear in beautiful
Act fDoube Hoemanship The celebrated Rivers Family
all their beautiful displays of Classic Gymnastics Mr. John
Shindle MI Isaac Sweet Mast W. Nixon, Mast. Luke ki
in their and of borsemanshp Mr.
C. peyere the Great Trick Clown. Mr. Smith. the IA
comic sin will sing in character The sedup MAN.
Admission Boxes ~ cent? Children half price; Pit l2iz
cent?; Gallery for Colored People, 1913 seats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

LrOs SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA sTEAMLINE.
The suhs,sats snd ELEGANT steamship fsrHAUS hav
teen built and greatly epiatrss with 6ne sccommo-
daots for the csbr snd tteersss wi posi-
ve, be despatched this for san Frame Cali
ftris (seepns Ris Ianero ans Psnrm,b saturday
18th occck. from her docs foot ~ Warren
ssrrtt n ~ Arothsr steamer Of 1000 burthen vii
IN the of Jspusry 70 form direct through se
70 frou with the
hrs Otio Gesrgis from re- York Chsues forpss
,sas, stply ~ %. ROHERfS, MS west street
m. Ohio leave. Dee. rs for Cfasrss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

DARHUMS MUSEUM. PHlLADELPHIA.-P T. BAR
ID rum, Proprietor Every day snd evening during the
weekBest and elegant place OF the city
The mors domestic drama entitled The Druukard
the FE' saved with and BEAUTIFUL local scenery,
including the Phadep ha Exchange. Washington square,
Chesrut street &c. with the entire strength Of che
and auxaries, numbering forty Second of
TIE magoihcent soripural Dssolving Views the Eueish
GIANT Dwarf Mammoth Boys Living Crocodile Gipsey Girl.
and 5ttOc0 Curiosss Admission, - Children, half
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CLIPPERS PER STEAMER EUDoaA, HENCE To Ca
- orpia, late shore Ludlsms Beach, New Jersey.
will plese call the subscribers with their invoices and
bills Of adn and sign the bond and attend to their
sAH'L W. THOMPSON, and JOHN J. sPRoULL,
Marine nd Insurance Brokers "a Val
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

DR; COOPER. "a DUANE STREET. aAs, ron run
~ last fcurteen years, conHnsd HE prncAe treat
nent msrcuria ard other diseases deiease rasura
Ne the most aggravated ~ This ssass "a
noshaue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01
EOu SALE AND TO LET.

FUN 6hAns hNO ~
NOR sALE-A FARM OF $40 ACRES, IN YORK COUN-
river One isud in high sats cultivation well
adapted AL kinds Of grain vegetables fruit and To-
TIMBER the situation is remarkably healthy The has
Suidns every description Fences good repair every
lot we'll watered mari of the purest kind 10 great abuu
mile This very valuable property viii be disposed much
below its worth by the who cannot give the aten
EVANS, crotcn Falls, New York. or THOMAS C. EVANS.
ON the premises
TWENTY SIXTH STREET LOTS FOR sALE.--rHREE
Lots the North tide of Twenty sixth street. between
'iA'" anu 's''A'A AVENUES JOHN JAY. % Nassau street.
EoR sALE-.A HOUSE AND LOT, AND VACANT LOT
adjoining Nos and So Grand street, Jersey City will be
CT. CONWAY. No 9lo Bre,dway, New York.
TIMING SALOON FOR sALE.-oNE OF THE MOST
respectable and pTestase Dining Saloons "a the FRS.
business Will be sold ,eraes as The owner Obliged TO
leave the city Apply TO AOWEs Brown. " Nassau st.
DRorITABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE. BUSINESS.
week clear Of expenses for sale s.,stsoto,y reasons
given for eAp1 OF d. s s ssO viii be ns''
vuvo LEr-THE cRoToN FALLS HOTEL, ON TaB
NswYork and Harlem Railroad arst class house.
tanning tive rooms conveniently arranged togsther
stand for public house and viii be let on term years 70
good tenant Apply tel. H. LEE No 10 Centre street.
HOUSE wANTEp-wANTED TO RENT. UNTIL TuE
q. & above
street, story Dwelling House. with modern i'm.
57sS New Yerh Post Once.
ITO LITTLE UPPER PART OF tue HOUSE NO.
az BTSaersy sshs ISS% william street. s'
III Greene street, near Prince
VUANTED TO LEASE, FRoy ONE TO THREE YEARS.
w In healthy location within ~ 60 20 miles from the
city neat cons es s.siss adrss pss, paS bow So
Post ones
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AT CLINTON nALL-FIRsr LECTURE FaEEl-

AT CLINTON HALL-FIRsr LECTURE FaEE!-
"A Scientific useful ladies
tl,men; Pspular Lectures Anatomy aud PhysiOlOgy
and Disease; the which destroy he h, and
the IT. how the prolonr
life, &c, and Physical Educator: BY NJ wicng D..
To he illustrated with by far the col French
Preparations, Mankns Skeleons wodols Paintings,
&c in the United states the whole mixing quite large
Apatomca On Monday, Wednesday, friday Sat
urusy. Monday and Wednesday, Dec T. 10 and "
O'Clock, NJ Admit Lecture, free other
tures only I2l. each
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DRAes MUSICAL INsThUMGsrs - CZRRWENY
- B.ethers from kocsnigrraets Bel ennis beg leave 70
the musical talent 81 Ns~ York, and the
musical world 81 TIRE Irian generally their well Known
au~f.ctory Of al kindr q Brass huscs Instruments -
which applied superior byeniions by which
the gsrcted in epnt ard warranted for pure IN
kon The general depot there thct- nsruents can ee
had Tor tae aud retail IL ~ No 10 John street. In
ths third rhe u favor them with
call. AZ nfpect the will te perfeetl, sati,aef
CINctEg at SIGHT OR READING OF MusIC.-A
~ adult csss wall be opened. with free lecture At
s3 Broadway Monday evening December 81 as o'clock.
improved plan of tbtruction, which Will save
tlan hall the usual time 81 learning
~. wAksER. Translator ofVeher. etc, etc.
NUsIC-TR. sTuCKLER PROFESSOR OF susie,
I svss es.ors the and in Staging uis pcrencs
tsety I've ytar. teaching IN Germany Srsin and England
he's cuahsd h ~ inpart 90 bis pups the art ~ muse,
playing snsina IN shori tine ladies and gentlemen
tsi AZ their or bis residence address ~ hester
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

L,oR SAN rRANClsco, CALIr0RNIA.-THE FIRST
II ssss New Yerh built ship RUsssLL GJOve R $40
regs,er having cst Of her sarcd w have nne
sepsch the above port For freight passages
ply bosre. At Pier No. G North River or u
w. pOfDeEgF Ir. ~ Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

ma nosRIsor 10 oonrlpnNNALLY oonsuLfny
years snsb.s him cure without nerosvy are
syrsd II three Ne fee m evrs< 8sSstsrssanA
ssriwai weakness Invariably ess hs LsnAsn -
plows- ~ Me once. NsH pvft~a s<~ssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01
DANCING.


gI,ENTU ANIMAL BALL or rue UIBERNfAN d. q.
Society, will be held at Cattle Garden Tuesday eve
December e. V4y1he proceeds Of this, former
will be devoted to charitable purposes the Com
nies therefore rely upon the liberal sup
public To cut their ch .rtas- ntsa
tons No pains will be spared 70 render this ball equal, "
not Superior, 10 any 81 tie Society former balls
q. sHAHEEy sccty. A. Dillon, Chairman.
nAxCIvo AND wALrztNG.--mIss DEsJARDINs.
~ of faI announces 20 her frends aud the public in
general that che recommended her evening class We'd
Saturday ret ~ Leonard street for
iade Funtew,p Who onuld not attend during the dag
HANGING sCuOOIe-AT THE HogARD HOUSE,
~ ccrncr of Brosdwsy aud uoward st.E. ~. CON AY
respectfully ifforms public that be will comepce
oa f0t Gentenfp kondsy evening the I'd II December
and class for Ladies and Nses, Wednesday the
9TH. 90 three ooioeh, a. the above rlscs.
DRIvsTE DANCING AND wnbrllNG, AT Mr. ,. n.
Il senrings Academy. No o. Bond a'reet-Nes cls.se.,
wttnsidsys aud Saturdays a. - ocgck r. NJ Ter afi's
Private lcssrs At all times not occs-
pied full particuisrs please Apply as above
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Il
ming December 1919 will be performed the grand ops
seris in three acts. by Donzetu, of LUCIA d. LAM
nERsoOR-,Luea ssnorina Apd Bersuooa Alice sisuora
AvoRs dro; Edgrdo sgaor G. Forth Ashton Sgnor Bene
Arturo, Sgnor Patti Raymondo Signor Giubile
Normano, Spnor Parorzi Conductor and Director, Max
MaretL,k. Prices Of admisonAl Seats in Boxes Par
quet, secured either for tho might 81 80 Adj
mi sion the evening of performanceParauet 81; Am
phheaie 25 cents Doors open at oeock-to commence
Mt half past 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

nR- JOHNSON, MO-. 10 DuAnh srkssi, sv waLL
tori sh those half have
existed rears eminent Ccns>sscwAl vsaknesa
s~x~I N fo1v dave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

NocURk NO cBARok.-DR MURRAY, OF 81 GOLD
~ street. sonfdentsy consuee all ofns ~ rriv
diseases Recent Cases % sonorrhcs be in four
days orstitu icnsi dsbty snd mpoterey successfcly
tcsedby Dr. ". No used
from business. Open from A. n. toep.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

M ECuANICS' INSTITUTE LIE 'TUKRS, isis AND 1850.
WI at the Coliseum Rooms, No. 40 Broad sayDr James
W. Redfed will lecture rhysiognomy aud It's relations
m,nd and body ON Monday evening pecemoer5 Subject
The true facial angle and the comparative "tegencs OF
and anmar" Loo commence ~ O'Clock
cely. Terms of membership ;Iptiaton fee 81 yearly
dues payable in advance So Privileges OF members
admission with family. TO lectures the of library and
readg room, debating class &e and reduction of 81
quarter from school bills Single tickets 2 cents admit
a zen tlemsn and ladies 81 c-ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

~ lBIO GAkDEN- SATUhDAf HVENiNu, DhC. H.
~ lt49 the entertainments will with the opera
Of ELISIR DAn0kE--Adins, Signorina Bsrghese; Me-
norisC sissos ouid Before sisnor Novsi; Dr. Dalsa-
VIII eh aluo Two Pianos by kessrs Geo Brstow and G.
H. Curtis To be followed by "a JASMINA. Grand Walse
Tros BY Nile Berth, n. Brilliant and Nile A. Lehman.
After which the sesns Duo from Ia FILE DU REGL.EST
conclude with the pantomime of H. CONGRATULATIONS
racter Nv he al arnilv Adsis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

I UlGI ELENA, WHO HAS BUT JUST ARRIVED
om the South, takes this opportunity of announcing
his friends and patrons that he will give his last and
grand Concert at the Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway ss
tnrday evening, December which occasion he will
assisted by the most eminent lent available Mr. Beuri c.
Tnm i'll preside at the panof rte Tickets at 90
each he procured at the principal music Stores
the door IN the evening of the concert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

vy,BE MUNIFICFkT GOODNESS OF ALMIGHTY 0oD
u has plsctd power medicine that ~ Immediately
feotusy she distressing Of bodily de-
bi'y or nervous therefore recommend all
afflicted Try With this assurances. that =?
Food resuittrrn tatnE H. the m,n-y Will be returned
cent w neil ~ bottle by express 70 any part Of
The ststst Direct 60 Ia LOOT WATTS bookseller,
ln2 Nsgssu street for watts Nervous Andote. As
tine a. there IL living God. believe 10 Is aspeoho remedy
for all nervous bodily 90 mental debility
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DROADwAY THEATRES. A. MARSHALL SOLE
ID Lessee W. Blake. hanager-sssurdsy evening Dec. L.
comedy Of the YANKEE IN ENGLAND Solomon swap
Mt Haetett Barford Mr. Fredeehs; Fanny. Mas Horn
After which. MONS. MALLEr-Mons Malet, Mr.. HAss ett
baxter Mr.. Mathews Seth Howe Mr. Whiting MT Franklin
Stuart; Marie Olivia To conclude with the
Gus comedy in two acts Of TaE KENTUCKI AN-Coi MIN
dfre, Haokst; Freeman, Mr.. Whiting; Mrs Luz
minary Ms HELD Dress Circle and Parque rs es Family
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U,os s.N FRANCIsCo. VIA RIO JANETRo Al

" vaiparsiso.- The fsvorte 'te.mship SARAH SANDS,
laD tons hurthn W. q. Thompson Commander, will leave
for San frsncsco via H Jansry and Valparaiso Nom
DAY. Dec TO- fru Pier ~ " This spsnds ship 10 unsur
cabin venence ana comfort and
srrsnremsnt made The liberal scale The
With regard c,mfcrt n
berth being provided vth mstrases separate
table will also be spread Tor them With plain substantial food
Families derops proceeding California will hnd this
oppor,.nity Esr,y application necessary 70
rood bertha number will be taken. Apry
u J. HOWARD SON. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

CLIDDON's EGYPTIAN COLLECTION AND GRAND
" moving Transparent Panorama of the Nie Egypt and
Nubia 760 miles with oai Descriptions Museum Rooms
Chinese Buildings. $50 Broads sy-Is daily
Mornings, from 12x half two and evenings,
from o9 Il. NJ hlso magnificent Gallery OF Egyptian
Antiquities hummies &c and splendid Tableaux 81 Hero
glyphicsl Writings Pantinss aud scurtore Egyptian,
Arabian Turkish Greek and other Oriental Music perfrmed
during each exhibition Mr. Gddous descriptions sommens
precisely At r. NJ, and at TX ~ Admission, 10 cents
children, half price Glddon's Handbook to the Psnora
the door, price rs For other particulars.
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600 ono DorrLE.ANp OYER OF Da EKLLIN

0nn ONO BOTTLgsAND oFEROv DR. KEIITN-
JOU,OOO ger. s.dies'ed Linimsa, have bssa .oIa,
vIort failure In curing khsumas pains Od
Ulcers Cuts. Bruises, Wesk Eyes other WEAKNESS m
male female. from what may have orr
rufted. 10 stfengtbens and nils
w Tooth and Nervous Hessschs sets like charm. Ali
ttasmcdc complaints instantly relieved Bilious
Coc, th.ltrs Cramps Ec. Dizrrnus all irrexuls,
ss Of the stom,eh aud Bowels For action In reatiua
NJ Coughs and Colds long stanabs the hxh-
o, and most astounding prosf the faculty, veil all
Others no phati ally AFFIRM
and agreeable family medicine sold Now had at
the principal cepots Wholesale ans retail. 2O Pearl
Breadway Grand aud OF the drsrxists rsnerallv
q ruurhou, tbs city and eousry. n BBy Il. mage nfu-
the hair has been renewed after 40 had all
Sold 20 all orrumstsncss from TX sens 70 ~
cents bottle OF 81 and 81 Yer don. Agents wanted
immediately.
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CoR ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. cusTsrIEs CAL

L'Dh ALL NhhNOts DiStASkS, GAL
~ yanic Curausts absolute
Ire Belt u rsed hen The iody generally sn.eted
the Necklace for complaints 81 the throat and
lrurcnts and of the head aud the Bracelets for as
orders OF The or limbs rheuuasm, palsy, trsors
and spssI1odc Affections Thee sciss smply applied
directed with the fluid Witch them
and when faithfully used they fail.
The peat peouay and efceence u the galvanio CsYa
uyes consist in the tact that they arrest sad disease
outward application In place Of the usgai method o. drunr
sCing the pstent TIL exhausted nature sinss
less under Toe I'M elton They srsss,hsa the whole
eqaaae the circulation Of he blood, promo the
toD nvsorate the entir energies and do the
slightest harm under am circumstances.
4. G. s0REBEAD N. D., General Agent Tor the Uni,sd
gtat a. diva Nav orb.
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~ ware Rooms-wsgper stoney.. having leased Of M.
Duncan phyfe the Ware Rooms i Fulton street,
fon y are prepared 70 Introduce 70 the
extensive stock Uf yshnst Furatue 70 be
u this ctv. consisting % rich Rosesocs hlacx wanat
NahotanY Of recent patterns aud from thee
psivs facilities which have AZ The most
moderate prices Hotel sud steamhost proprstors and
ciet,.s furnishing w 8oho inv oi 10
eranne stock Out Of town dealers particularly s
examine the ttock in wave at the
uanufsetcry. ~, e6 ard 9o Attorney street.
wAGNERs sToNEY. successors TO
DUNCAN PHrFE 1876 Fulton street, ". Y.
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RURTONs THEATRE.--w. X. BUXTON, MANAGER
- and proprissr Saturday Evening December will be
performed the burettA entitled the QUEENS aUSBAND-
Don Manuel Mt c. W. .larhe Don Lopes Avila. MT: Hol
Donna Francesca Mrs Russell To be followed
Mr. Holmsn Twinks Mr. Burton; Joe the Baker Mr. John
Mrs Bunbury Miss Chapman. After which, BIZ RroNS
nav YORK DIRECi ORY-Thomas AuFustus PiceadIly,
Mr. Burton; Jenny Miss Barber. To conclude
fIY MONOPOLY. Boxes and Parquette so cents; Family
Circle cents Doors oren 61 at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

rruRrE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
j With board private fsmy, near the PARK, ~hers
they will have the ccors ~ home Names and references
rec AIRED. Addfess A, Role, AZ this ofhee.
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DOCKS AT AUCTlON-W. GILBERT, AUCrIONEER.
ID "A large and valuable collection of Books be sold at
auction this evening without at Chatham street,
W doors above Frenchs Hotel. Sale positive to
mence at O'Clock, +. M
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nmUAMm nc NTs.

OLYMPIC THEATRE-SATUROAY
lvl evening December will be performed the drama OF
TINE TRlES ALL-Ton Tact, Mr. Conover Hon. Augustus
CollAnder Yawn Miss sinelar Laura Lseson Miss Taylor
After which, the buriesque of tao BodEA MANS GiKL-
Booppgcough Mr. conover Thady, Mr. Bishops Airline Miss
Taylor To be follow by the operate bagaee entitled
JENNY LIND Baron Swigitof Beery. Mr.. Walcot; Mr..
NJ Cranky Gag W. CHnOvsr; Miss Jenny Lsathsrlsog.
operate buresque of AMY LEE-smy Lee Miss NJ TAYLOR
Circle 50 Upper Boxes eens Pit I2 cents
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-20
OUR CALIFORNIA COMPANY.

AS we anticipated, the letters from most Of
our California friends, were destroyed by fire on
board the steamer Algonia, at St. Louis, some
eight or ten days since. The Postmaster at St..
Louis has forwarded some four or five letters to
citizens OF our county, saved from the wreck
These letters are allmore or less burned and VIC
sincerely regret the mishap, by which The mail
was destroyed, as we should have received but
TOR this some highly interesting letters for publ.
cation III our paper.
One OF the letters received, and which we
have examined, from Mr. John T. Boley is dated
at Laramie Forks, 18th of June 1S49 1t states
that every member of the company is well e.
nough Tor duty, though many had suffered more
or less from the diarrhpa incident to the season
Fhe country from Fort Kearney to Laramie Forks
is descflbed as the most beautiful the eve ever
beheld. Game of all kinds could be found in
great abundance and the grass, water, &C.. for
The cattle easily obtained. Not one word is said
In any OF the letters received, as to the numerous
reports that have been in circulation, as to the
difficulties existing, in the company, and the
death OF several of its members We are con,
frmed now, in what we before believed that the
whole story is without foundation, and the crea.
ton OF sorae busybody whose time should be
more probably occupied. The company we
nope are at this time near its destination, and
but month or two will elapse-before we shall
get information direct from the "Placers,n as tc
Its health, prospects, present and prospective
Spirit Of Jefferson
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-20
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

That Gen. Taylor, by the official acts of his
administration, ,repudiates these pledges, by
means OF Which he secured his election.
mat ne pledged himself to be no-party man,
yet that ne confines his patronage to but one
party.
:. That ne pledged himself as having no pecu-
mar friends to reward but that he rewards none
but political friends. $3.50 N'N''
That he pledged himself that he had no enc
mles 70 punish, yet that he does nothing else but
punish rhd. political opponents:
That ne pledged himself to remove from office
only those who were deficient in honesty, capaci.
y, anu lldellty, YET, he has in many hundred ca
peached for any such deficiency.
\, Keep these facts before the people.-Tyenton
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-20

THE CALIFORNIA GOLD.-Thea amount Of
gold exported from California, according to the
custom house authorities at San Francisco. is
seucn lt!lens Of dollars, according to statemen,
made by all intelligent correspondent of the N
York Post. Some of the gold is boarded at San
Francisco, no doubt, and a good deal has been
carried away by individuals, the amount Of
which it would not be easy to estimate. Eight
millions (S8,ooo,ooo) is supposed to be the full
amount OF the yield from the mines as yet. This
1t IS believed, Is liberal estimate. 1t is noi
most of that on the surface has been exhausted
The amount of dust obtained the coming season
will not probably, much exceed that Of the previ.
GUS one.-Enq.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-20
OBSOLETE IDEAS.

The New York Mirror, an original Taylor pa
per, talks thus nationally of ':whig principles -
we do not believe that this is the wing feeling
IN other parts of the Union. In fact, 50 far as
our own observation goes, we have ever found
the wings to be the true laissez fair party in this
country, as the wings are in England and that
thelr tendencies are all towards free-tlade while
lhey are preaching an opposite doctrine. The
wing party was once the great free-trade party
ol lae Union, with Daniel Webster as the chief
eexpounder, & they have never vet been alienated
from their first love- They were too. oro;nallv
opponents of the United States Bank, and M
webster was the first to exclaim when, the op-
portumty presented itself, that the institution
was an ''obsolete idean
How long will it be before he or some othe,
leader OF the wings will pronounce the same
Judgment upon the doctrine of protection Not
long, we will venture TO predict.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-08-20

BARN BuRNT.-The Rockingham norister
states that the Barn belonging to Mr. George
Gibbons, near Bridgewater, was DESTROYED bv
hre' on Ieusday morning last, together with ali
Its contents, CHS whole Wheat cron in The
straw, estimated at 1000 bushels) Tbresbino
Machine, Wagon, sc. The fire is said 70 Ia We
oeen the work ofan incendiary, and the loss is
estimated at from $500 to $4,000.
ANorHER.-The same paper states tbo, the
Barn belonging to Mrs. Harvey Efinger in the
outer edge OF Harrisonburg, with a opan,;,v ii
Hay was also consumed by fire, on Tnesdav
night last. lis supposed the Barn tool 6,e
from stack of straw, which had been set on
1re by some persons who were playing at cards
by candle-light.
AND STILL ANOTHER!
We understand that the Barn beonp;no to
Mr. Philip Koiner, near Thinking Spring, in this
county, was destroyed by fire, on Friday night
last. About 400 bushels of Wheat, which had
just been got out, Wagon, Gear, Plouehs. &C.
were all destroyed, and we understand Mr.. ks
dwelling was, at one time, in great danger. The
fire was, no doubt, the work of an incend;,,v