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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14
REPUBLICAN VINDICATOR
BIZ STEVENSON 6 eE1aER.
TERMS

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G. M. 10 WING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
STAUNTON, VA,

WILL practice in the different Courts of Au-
w gusta, Albemarle and Nelson. Business en-
trusted to him will be faithfully and promptly at
tended to.
20 He may at all times be found at the Clerk.
lofice ofthe Superior Court.
Dee. 81, l6f9-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-14

The WEALTH OF CAL1FoRNrA.-Recent ac
counts in part confirm the prediction of Commo.
dore APP Catesby Jones, that forty millions will
be obtained there during the course of another
year, by working and digging. That gentleman
traversed the country with a view to a knowl-
edge OF its agricultural capabilities being
practical farmer himsef-and he came to the
conclusion that four-fitths of the country is val
liable for agriculture. He saw wild oats and
wild mustard covering fields as far as the eve
could reach, and of the most luxuriant character
Large tracts had been cultivated in corn, and af
tording every appearance of a heavy crop, in the
dry and hot season. A ditch had been thrown
up as fence, around this cornfeld; and the
earth, thrown up and forming the embankment,
afforded luxuriant growth of lettuce, onion,
&c. The country was sheet of verdure, and
yet without drop of lain. Neither is there any
dew, as he has found by camping out in the hot
test weather. There would seem to be some.
thing in the climate, soil, or atmosphere, which
supplies the place of rain and dews in the veoe
table creation. Forests of hite oak, whose
trunks are six or eight feet in diameter, exist,
and some OF the trees are So ancient that they
are fit only for fuel. Timber is abundant and
Observation-Disclosures Republic.
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Removal.
H A r D w A r E TOR

fI'HE subscriber has removed to the Store room
/ in the new building, Main street, near to
b. Crawford's, and opposite NJ. Cushing's. where
he offers for sale very extensive stock of Goods
in his line, consisting OF
Round, Square and Flat rolled Iron, of all sizes,
sheet and hoop do, cast, shear and blister Steel,
hollow ware castings, traces and halter chains.
shovels, spades and forks, nails, screws, locks
and hinges, in great variety, and at low prices.
Hand saws, warranted mill and cross cut d.,
axes, razors, pocket knives, guns, rifle barrels,
locks, shovels and tongs, andirons, woven wire,
Buggy springs and axes, bride bits, aud
stirrups,
Also
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN TANNING LEATHER
Henry w. Ellsworth, Esq, has shown us
several specimens of Leather which were tanned
under his own eyes, in the space of ten minutes,
by new process, of which Mr.. Hubbard of Roch-
ester, New York, is the inventor. This state
ment may seem almost incredible when it is con.
sidered that six eight and ten months are required
to tan leather by the ordinary process. Mr.. Ellis
worth had IN his possession pair of shoes made
from raw hide in less than DAY and half.
tanned from compound of chemicals II is a
saving of at least five thousand per cent over the
present slow method of making leather.-Lafau-
cite (M.) Courier.
VERY SMALL FOR ITS AGE.-A friend of ours
was asked few days ago, by close listed old
customer, to parake Of some very old whiskey,
which he valued very highly. He consented not
reluctantly, when his hospiable entertainer took
the bottle and poured out what our friend regard
ed as very small dose. The latter taking the
glass and holding i, above his head, rema rked
rather sceP,cally-"You say this is forty years
Old :" YES" replied the host. Them re-
piled our friend, 'all have to say is, that it is
devlish small for its age.'
PASTE THAT Is PAsrE.-Dissolve an ounce o.
alum IN quart of VAIN water; when cold, add
as much flour as will make it OF the consistency
OF cream; then strew in as much powdered res
in as will stand on a shilling, and two or three
cloves boil it to consistency, stirring all the
time. 1t will keep for twelve months, and when
dry may be soitened with water.-Ph,ladelphia
North american.
WORTH KNowINc.-It is sale. that small
piece OF resin dipped in the water which is
placed in vessel on the stove, will add pecu-
liar property to the atmosphere of the room,
which will give great relietto persons troubled
with cough. The heat OF the water is sufi-
cient to throw off the aroma of the resin, and
gives the same relief as is afforded by a COM
bustion OF the resin. II is preferable to COM
bustlon, because the evaporation is more dura-
BILE. The same resin may be used for weeks.
Ur Mrs. Darlington thinks that there will be
such lelicities for travelling bimeby, that we
can go any where for nothing, and come back
again
Lately some kegs of butter We're brought up
by diving bells from the wreck Of the steamer
Neptune, sunk twenty years ago, in the Missis
slppi, and 1t was as sweet and good as ever.
Well, farmer, you told us your woods was a
good place TOR hunting now we've tramped il
for three hours, and found no game" "Just SO
well calculate as general thing, the less
game there is, the more hunting you have"
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COMPLETE STOCK or
TABLE CUTLERY.
and .TeClaex2alcS' Tools

unu NidIeTla1S, suCH as
Anvils, vises, bellows, screw plates, ham.
mers, files. &C., bench, moulding, sash, pillow
and other Planes, broad axes and hatchets, shoe
tools, lasts and findings, Saddlery, glue. glass,
Of all sizes, and of superior qualify.
With great variety of miscellaneous articles. all
of which will be sold at the cheapest rates.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton, Sept. 1850.
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- Editors generally will confer favor on ap-
pcants by giving the above an insertion.

sad incident occurred in the family of DR..
Anthony, near Pittsylvania Court House, short
time since Miss Anthony, ayoung lady in the
lamp, accidentally communicated fire to the
fluid which instantly igniting caused an explo-
sion, completely enveloping the unfortunate
young lady in a sheet of flame, by the inhala-
iion of which her tongue and throat We're hor-
,ibly parched. Her father, DR.. Anthony, was
also badly burned in attempting TO extinguish
the flames. Miss A. survived her injuries only
few brief hours-death kindly putting an end
to her sutferings. Need We admonish the citi-
zens OF this city OF the risk they incur in trust
ing lamps Of the above description to the hands
Of servants and incautious persons If you must
~ gas lsmps, attend to them yourselves. Exam,
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BOUNTY LAND BILL.-The passage of

BOUNTY LAND BILL.-The passage of
the bill granting land to officers and soldiers of
the last war with Great Britain and the several
Indian wars, is giving rise to an unprecedented
number of applications to the Third Auditors OF
fee for information. 1t is deemed advisable to
state that copies Of the army rolls cannot be fur
nished from this office for various reasons, one OF
which is snfficlent-namely, the utter impractical
bility Of doing so.
Ii one agent has right TO the copies of the
rolls, SO would twenty thousand and all the clerks
in the employ of the government could not fur
nish such copies. Besides there is no authority
for doing SO.
All applications must come through the Pension
Office under the direction of the Secretary of the
Interior and regular certificates of service will
be furnished to the Commissioner of Pensions BY
the Third Auditor, as is now the practice IN re-
gard to all claims for pension or bounty land.
This course is necessary to prevent frauds and
interminable difficulties.
JOHN S, GALLAHER,
Third Auditor,
THIRD AuDl1oR's OFFICE,
October ], 1850.
~ Editors generally will confer favor on ap-
plicants by giving tho above an insertion.
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.OAOn LBS. of Iron, assorted, for sale by
%OOV PERRIN s. RlQGWAY.
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FEMALG. aHARACTEIs.
-. =. go: = q. J. 1I.rrrnaon. Z.

There exists in the human mind manifold
characteristics of deterioration which only
checked by the ducct voice OF female character.
In society it regulates dull tormalttles-cheeTS
animaies, and enlivens The dead torPOr and stu
por of intellect andsgives anmpetus 10 the social
movements of our age. 1t was not until The Sc
ventccuth century duly appreciated, for prior 10
that period il existed only IN state OF scrviiiiY
The eGeminacy and deliCacy of its influences are
concurrent with the most retined formulas. IL
dcveIopcs itself with the most refined blnshings
Of the blooming rose, with tie gaudy tnges ut
the lily and the elicitous sweets OF all the flow
ers that decorate the plain. What is 1t that shcts
so bright lustre aud imparts so suailVe ra-
dance with fortitude of soul more appellate
and pathetic? What ist that causes man to act
with so great caution in the world to evade the
company of the vicious What is it that re-
claims him from degradation tc emulation Is
il not the imp'ornT entreaties of that humility
that bows al the altar of truth and worshlps at
the shrine of devotion? Here The hne and heall-
iCuI tinls OF the rose and compcXions of the lily
are blended. Here the delicate hnes OF female
character reflect light that beams uponthc most
uncouth intellect and Eliminates the darkest un'
derstanding. II goes through tie world with
softuess and moderatiOn with an attdGiiity that
banishes and dispes the servile gloom that per-
vaGes. 1t goes into the church and knrcls sub
missivcly at the foot of the cross aud with de-
vutional gratitude p0urs forth prisons invoking
Supreme benefcence and implDrng in meindinus
accents spiritual aid for The umclioration Of our
race 1t goes into the domestic circle and there
with luchrymal devotion, not oil austerity but nt
pure verify keeps VigiIance over the household
guards fashions and directs with great care and
Prccaution the footsteps ofthc rising generation,
Like the dove of pure innocence 1t gently prays
for the preservation of peace and extends lis
bright pinons over our national pride and glory.
1t was female character that assisted in rearing
the noble editice OF our freedom and that gave
energy TO American enterprise that led on 10 tho
nobast achievements in the worlds history. II
was this character that caused the Eagle, proud
bird of America, TO Perch nfoa the pyramid OF
our greatness as Il nation, for had its influences
not existed men would have been submissive TO
the servile yoke of dcsPoIis;n Let the rainbow
of peace be eternal in the sky of our nation s
hnpcs-let the star Of liberty shine brighter and
brighter until lis rays are rrEractcd by more et
fmIgenl llminary, whose light is ouly the retlec-
t:ol o. female character.
hNAXIAtANDER.
Ezabe,htown, Marshall co., Va,
January Is, 1850.
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Atis1rl a Il { ous.
! A rIIn1LLING SCENE.

During the high twiud ycsteirday, while the
broad tGfbid river rose in shora angry waves that
bore most threatening aspeat,a couple of lille
bows were seen in s,smalI stiff; long distance
from shore, apparently amusiAE 9hemselves with
youthful daring in bEaving the;angry current and
the fierce wind SUsidcnly aA&rge tow boat, the
Anolo-Saxon, came tpufling roEnd the point at
AIgicrs,!and rapidlyimade heT way up the river
and in TIE direction the skiti II e boys seem
cd needless of the danger, ang remained danciqg
about OH the waves, tnOw andihen taking pail
a, the oars On ca7ae the boat, the rapid whirl
OF her wheels and tie quick, loed puffs from her
steam Pipe showinglhow great was her speed,
whilst ali on board laPpearedsnnt to notice the
small sllcI of boat that coatained two human
beings, which now ;;luated hpl.s short distance
ahead OF them. 1t 1sas dcep thrilling sightsto
watch tie great ste8m.monster move swiftly on
her way, ploughnS the fogmieg surges, and
throwing it in cascades Grote her bows, every
moment nearing tie frail tlHnG o. plsnks, for
which escape appeared homeless. AT length
the boyE perceived Sheir danges-the red glare
of the ilitneces fiasEed 10 their Nyes--the clang
and cra}h of the engine struck their ears-hn-
man figures cluster &dly on.ihs decks and sides
of the big boat that IS furiousty comng down on
the poorIboys, and held out thAiriands and shout
10 them+-in vain. $ momensn.nre, and all will
be over;;! they will 10 screaming and struggling
down into the fearfls, boilingiglf that leaps Up
at them as Tito graspats shrink1 :prey-a hurried
thoughtful home and loving iatee-a wild prayer,
slrrek of agony-5nd they VII be food for fish
es. But see! the t9at is stospshg The wheels
have ceSsed to tusa; the steaCa. pipe is silent;
she has taken another dircctdS ;sthe gallant boys
ply theft oars wits might RnA main; life is
in everyllmovementS i the boata passes them by "a
few feet pnly, but ths: is they, are saved
gener4l cheer. in which theibfave Little fellows
Joined, cAp in hand, :sinds uPths brief but peril
ous scens o. Eticdvune. III
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The New VYOOIIcn Factory.
tVnnJ IVA (T'E'D

VOHN X. WHITE and d. G. EIENKl.E have
81 their New WoolIcn Factory. in Shepherds
ovr, nearly completed. The Machinery is OF
he host approved kind, and the most fkilltul and
sxperieuccd workmcn have been enga ged. so that
hose wool growers and merchants, wh" patronize
his establishments may rely upon getting the best
uate erials, the best fabrics and ftst coinrS Rolls
:asde ed and other country work done at the shoft-
Isl notice.
We will exchange for WOOL, or the most ac-
terms, our fabrics, viz
Pulled and Plaid Linseys;
rwcedS, Blanketing, aud FIahnels;
Carpeitiugs,
II merchandise, that may be preferred to our own
nske, at the Store of John X. White, where all
he y DOL will he received.
Nothiug that can be done on our part shall be
efl undone, to render entire satisfaction to those
Who rade with US, either by exchange of wool or
'uFehase os our goods.
Shepherdstown, May 20, ls49.
n b. Hard Soap, Bees Wax, and Tallow
yanied at the highest market price.
[Martnsburg Papers copy.l
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ElSDA Z, FEBRUARY IL, 1850.
CHLARLESTOWN, VA, TUES

b,ass nails of the etifin and the ribaHds of the
bride-at he'd or board. concilant Or levant, we
mnstp nav. The scboo'boy WHIPS his taxed top
The beafdless you'd manages his taxed horse,
with taxed bride. on a taxed road and the
dying EngIishman. pouring his medicine, which
has paid per centlpIo spoon thar In has Pa,d
he'd. which has paids22 per ent.,-and expires
in the arms Of an apotll tllscsry who has paid a Ii.
cense of n hundred pounds for the privilege of
putting him 10 death. bis whole property is then
Immediately taxed from 9 TO 10sper cent. Be
sides the probate, large fees are demanded Tor
burvnq him in the ctancei his virtues are hatid
ed down to t,osterily onitaSed marble; and he is
then gathered to his fathers,-to be taxed no
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
.o.t End ,umimSi Tic Worlds!

5IIiE subscriber invites the attention of the
II public to lis stock OF superior Groceries,
% rsi>riig III part Of
Coflhe<, Sugars, Teas
New Orleans and Sugarhouse Molasscs
Candies. Soap, S;arch, &c.
Flour. Corn Meal. Buckwhcat Flour
Bacon, Fish, Lard, &c.
Glass. China, aud Stouewarr. &c.
Il Od Ryc Whskcy, common Whiskcy;
n French Brandy, Wine, &c
IHnrrhcr with every other article usually Kept
a grocery storc-all OF which he is determined
Ell as c!cap AZ they can he had in The county.
nm q GEO j.. STEWART.
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A CONTRAsF.

[Thq 5flovsing beautiful lines, awiII be sccn By Ic
rence!td,the initials, ere writsn%y former toWa
an, ndwsesidcntin in Nov orieans he genius ofPoctrY
ID the truth of historyss mark eretsf aine.l
eAsKs OF rHriH NILE, B. G!s 1850
IsANKs OF MlsslssIPPI, A.92., 1o5o
Hdil all hail ,hS art Of Priat!ag,-
YfArt prescrTaSvc Of Artsr:
Wend'rou pow that, 7s5tsaut stnttns'
Gii+ how darktec drcaryswiaer
That o'erspreta the huIntp mind, f
Wien the woTidlknew mot Rit,ntsr,
When the blinsl but led the blind! Il,
Ages darlet wieaa wit Nilote..
tErote ON totyssing pyTaTfids 81
Men. whose yEf sanes ssteE hid
Hid beneath sailing yol5sittE
That oblivion 4ath hurl'dl
GEtcmplc obeii.k, or coluIsh
Decking, oncesthat Egypt s:erld.
fine that mighty world halb snnder'd:- I
Ger its wrsc4the sand -IS.Ss sweep
Aud, where ThtRan thousands thundcr'd,
Gates and walSs lie covcrla deep.
WI Silotic! ahs how gladly
Would read those mystic Enrolls,
Bearing to atainuy, sally
Transcript Of;tkusc ancient s7ils!
T-cnd 'rous pyraEnidsi What fixtures :.
Fixd 10 braycIa thousand stenns-
Carv'd all o'crlvitl speaking. Iicturcs,.-
Bird, and bcasS, and human forms!
by such means, !; Times dtsat winter,
Strovc the nirzl, with g5!ing wit, Il
THUS, for want Of type and rFInicT,
Down its thinEsngs TO tra4slr-'t, Fl
.fhus its joys OF gric(s pathetic q:
Spakc in fgir'S-bcaStS Or 3acn- a
Signs symbolic CT phonetic
hIark'd with natures rudeSt pen
S,tI,ors thus their houghtsirditing,
Scratch'd theit birds, anSsfrogs, and fishes,
Ere they kncwt tc art Of wEitiag,
TO elaborate their wishes.
C,rtrnb' rous task !t-that ytof etching 4
Task with tojlund trouble fePuyht -
0'eT q spacious surface stretching
One poor, simatc, conimun thought.
Hal the crartsu,e;, graphs .tSps2!
tIaiI the printing noon-tidr ray
Wintry darkncsi. hyeroglyplis,
Yields 10 our G;fulgcnt day
Mighty as the hcaving occ;l1,z
On the tide Of knoTlcdge FGGs-
Onward, with a steady moiipn,;
Swelling TO th' distant Iolet:
soon the Garth Will tccm VIII learning
Lands bcnighIEsl sec the lishE,
Even now the scsslc is turnihESE
Ignorance is plpIn'd for lIgbG.
Where the gIcat 2 Ioang mcAnlgrs.
Waiting junkstn crowded fleets
On;hc Yankt-sc. Kiang wausliGS,
Skirtcd with htr princcly4 seats
Where the clasp: Gangcs rcairn'd
With the bloo2 Of victiIusslain,
Sweeps its Thousand wrctches, .''cadcnd
10 the kecnCst sense Of Pap:-
Where the Nigcs sinks its Matters
In the boundlcSs Of sa9dt
Region vast! wIt,sc sons and daughters
Know none bu5thcir native land
Tltcsc-al thcs,:-at last are SPREADING
Forth their habdS for mci1Hl light.
Knowledge, in tIE:r midst, is&:'a.lding
Beams with downing radReG:c bright Fl
Sta34m, with all is mighty wenLcrs, Al
Is ere too weak to cause that day;
''I'ts the press, with its sharp sunders,
Clears the meatal clouds away
sritcd the typc, Shcn; speed t:c presses,
Shedding knowledge far sud: wide.
Till the mCst OBSCURE rcccsSaS
Feel the howi3g Of the THE;
NEw ohLEANs, Jan.l 1850. N G. n.
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SADDLES, BstsDEEs,
rr,rmks. IInrI,cSs, aud GCa rs,

icl he will sell low for cash, or on short
ID, 10 punctual customers. lie invites call
q all who want any thing in his line OF bust
Il, as lie assures them that they will find il to
n advantage to deal with HIN. Repairing
,e nj Tie shortest notice, with ncatness and
abiIiry Come one, come all.
EZEKIEL ID. YOUNG.
Dufield's Depot, Nov. 81, lS49-Sm
Free Press copy month.
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IMPORTANT.

r ARGE additions to the Western Asylum
Ia having been completed, am authorized by
ie Directors to notify all officers and others in
'irginia who may have charge Of insane white
arsons, that they can now be accommodated with
pariinents here. This notice, of course, will
eing written TO for information as to I" whether
lere is room''
FRANCIS T. 3sTR1BL1NG,
Jar. %, 1850. Phys. q Snp. w A.
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BY JAMES w. BELLER
ToBACCO, PAPEK, &c.

no oBoXEs lb. Lump Tobacco, to retail at
400 from l6 to 80 cents;
10, boxes pnre EIdoradc dittoj
IN do Esmarada do very fine;
io3 do Extra fine Honey Dew do;
900 @ do ! h. do, part very fine;
Gs do Fine SIS lump do;
53 do do do I2's do do;
az do do do good I6's do do:
AZ do do do common lbs. do do;
90 barrels fine Smoking Tobacco;
goo doz. do do do;
100 100 Go boxes Clay Pipes;
s bbls. 60 Pipe Heads;
ooo boxcs 8 Y 10, 10 Y II, ~ IL, l2 X l6
sSlass; ,u.,e.r r,.,
1I2 do plain and pressed Fumbters;
GS boxes NJ. s. ~ blue and black Ink;
* keps Printers Winter do;
as0 resms ruled and unrulcd Cap Paper;
950 Jo do do do Letter do;
400 do Crown, double Crown aud Cap
Wrapping do;
10 gross Bonnet Boards;
100 Teams assorted Shoe Papers;
sc superior Tobacc" Cutters;
i 20 600 Ualf.Spanish Cigars;
30 900 Spanish do;
4 10000 Old Panctclas do;
40 600 Rifle do;
80 600 sup. old trincipe 40
600 Castillo<, Cazad"rcs, Reg"lia and Ca
mons do with large lot of fine imported do
40 kegs Garrerr's Scotch Snuff;
80 boxes Scotch do in papers;
Also, Tidba!I's Mixture, and Rappcc Snuff;
I.ncastrr's, Maccnha, ard Congress DO;
,sih many other smaller articles, make our stock
sfry full and complete.
I This stock has been hought in anticipation Of
IT, arcs, advance in all grades OF T"haccn, which
,I,.l lDIh
m onalny aud price. We iecl confident that we
IN. during the Winter and Spring trade, give
Ifcm better bargains than any House in Balti-
MO-. a. wc have thus early supplied stock snlfi,
ri,ur for our Spring sales, and oi better quality
Il,an anv that can come into market before the
,exr crop is manufactured We iuvi;ctIrc alien
I'm nl merchants and others through the Valley
Io this large aud excellent stock. All orders
pr rpmpily attended 10 by o
" Rays received as heretofore 20
Manchester Ian IS, 1850.
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=. O,EfANEON,

l;>5gEy 9 G2S31Sg ct &zAGJg
barlc>towu, Jefferson County, FiFGimi",
in the Superior and County
Courts of JErrERsoH, BERKELEY and FIRED.
b.K Counties, aud in the Superior Courts nt
IrGAa and CfAnKE Counties.
h,,..I,r 2O ISlQ
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DIssOLUTIONl

mutual consent the Partnership existing
Between the undersigned, under the title ot
+. RAWLINS & Co, was dissolved on the
~ of January, 1850. All persons indebted
e said firm are requested TO make Immediate
lent, as it is absolutely necessary that the
'ess of the firm should be settled up forth;
The business will.be carried on as usual
domas Rawlins. b.
THOMAS RAWLINS,
THOMAS G. lRAWLlNS.