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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
HANDSOMELY CAUGHT.

IN the House, not long since, Mr. Morehead.
(Whig) from Kentucky, delivered a powerful ar
gument against the constitutionaity of "lhe Viii
mot" This brought Mr.. Campbell, Gree soil
whig) of Ohio. to his feet by way ef an Interrupt
ton, in which he expressed his establishment at
the new views of the genilenan from Kentucky
for he Eecoected hearing that gentleman, during
the last Presidential contest, by way Of inducing
the good folks Of Ohio 10 vote for Gen. Taylor,
arguing that the proyiso was not only constitutional
but that, if enacled by Congress, Gen. Taylor
would, Of course, stand by it, Mir. Morehead APP
peared not little confused and was forced TO ad-
NIT that, when addressing the people of Hamilton,
Ohio, he hdd plead the consitulionaly OF the
proviso but he insisted that since he had changed
his views! Heretofore this allegation had been
made at home, on the Kentucky Wing lender,
who would not confess the corn. Thus colitrvnt-
ed by all eye witness, however, denial was more
than Mr.. Morehead could venture.-Enq.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

o. A woman offering to sign deed, the Judge
asked her whether her husband compelled her to
sign? SHE compel mel" said the lady, "no,
nor twenty like him."
'sMa'am your shawl's dragging in the mud"
We'll, suppose ii is, isn't it fashionable y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

KILLED BY A BEE.-A young man at Burling-
ton N. j., ate piece of honey comb, in which
a bee was concealed. While in the act Of sual-
lowing it the bee stung him in the throat which
swelled SO as to occasion, within half an hour,
his death by sutIocaton
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

Dr The delegation TO the Michigan State
Convention stands as follows: Democrats IS,
Wings 10, Abolitionsts 3. The Democratic ma
jority in the State is about 5000. Whenever the
people demand reforms, or want their Consttu-
tons altered, they invariably call upon the De-
unocrats 10 DO it.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

Mrs PARrINGToN's LAsr.--"An act to take
the sense OF the people, well, II VOW" said
Mrs. Partington, 'ii' things amt coming to a
pretty pass these Legislatures want to take
every thing away from a body-I think they
might have left the senses alone, there's pre-
de od ay droppsd her speos and sssd
to profound melancholy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, RE

THE LONDON QUARTERLY RE-.
VIEW, for April. has been received. The re-
publication Of the British Reviews in this country,
nuts the American people in possession of the
Foreign policy at much cheaper rate than it could
otherwise be obtained. The London Quarterly
is an able work Terms s. a year. LEONARD
scorr s. Co, publishers, 70 Fulton Street, N
York.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

Gr We once heard of a man, who, complain
ing of the dullness of Christmas day, remark
ed that he had seen hundreds of Chrlstmasses,
but he had never seen such an one as that. We
have not seen quite so many seasons OF the
Spring as that man did of Christmas, but we
have never seen one that loved to liugerso long
in the lap of Winter. If the Spring don't make
haste, Summer will be here before 1t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
Fi'em The Enquirer

School Commissioners and Overseers of Poor,
Federalists, with only two or three exceptions.
70 A Convention, no doubt, will take this
appointing power from Wing County Courts,
and give it to the people-there will not be,
theu, such disparity of ofiice-L holders between
the two political parties.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

OVERLAND CALIroRsuAgs THE st. Louis Dali
ly Organ says that the number of California
bound persons now at St. Joseph, is about 25,-
900. They are all living in tents, which extend
for long distance up and down the river
There is considerable disheartment among emf
grants at that place, and many are wishing they
had never started on the journey. The number
returning, however, is not over S per cent.--or
l in 20.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

WHEAT CROP.-We understand from vari.
GUS Sources and from different sections OF the
county, that the Wheat crop looks remarkably
well, with but few exceptions, and that with a
favorable season, the hopes of the Farmer will
not be disappointed. Fruit, it is also said, will
be plenty
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

]. B. Observation-Disclosures cycle Of this
extraordinary individuals peculiar career has
been completed. lie has failed in California,
lust as he did in Shenandoah, with one of the
largest landed properties in the country in his
hands. Where he will turn up next, il is imposv
sible to predict 1t will, however, pretty GER
tainly be among population with sharp tooth
for beef and a somewhat shapelcss financial
system.-Hinehester Vuginaaa.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

ICE CREAM-This luxury is now served up
by Cushing in handsome style. f'Ned's'' the boy
to do it-he is He has 4'Ice Cream this day.
if you have any doubt about the matter just call
and see.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
Amount,
$46s,coo
Rep. (Pa.) Compiler.

GREAT FREsHEr-Nine Mills ,sarept Away.-
The Huntsville (Ala.) Star, of the 4h inst, gives
account of calamilous freshet on the East Fork
Of Stone River, which was higher than it has
been for fifty years. Every mill and bridge
from Woodbury. to Jefferson Except Browns
bury, Ready's, sopp's, Chappelrs, Adams,
(miil and cotton gin. Bones, sandiord's, and
Pearce's, (saw and grist mill,) have all shared
the same fate. Pearce's new bridge, Browns,
Brandons and Ready's are gone. Besides this,
there has been great destruction to farms all a,
long the river 1t has heard the loss estimated
t from 100000 to $l5o,ooo
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

" The Superior Court for Augusta County
commences its session on the LIST day of June.
The Irish trials will take place-'at this term of
the Court
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

VIRGINIA STATE Stock We learn that 81 per
cent premium was recently offered for $3.50, 900
State Stock, and declined by the Board of Public
Works, they having funds enough on hand for
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

REvIvAL-A revival of Religion has been
progressing for some days past, in the Presbyte-
rian Church, in Waynesborough, under the pas
toral care of the Rev. Mr.. RICHARDSON. About
90 persons have attached themselves to the
Church
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
WHERE THE MONEY GOES!

Genral TAYLoR's Secretary of the Treasury
has already paid out of the public funds nearly
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS to liquidate
old claims which had been rejected over and
over again by former administrations. Subjoin-
ed is a list of them, and we ask the people of
Adams county, how they are pleased with the
Wing inanciers at Washington? No wonder
that Mr.. MEREp It'll, in his report, talked about
a large deficit in the Treasury to meet the eX-
penses Of government:
l. The Galphin claim, $4,000
Q. The Chckasaw claim, 100000
3. The Illinois Ewing's Indian do, $1,000
a. The Commodore Barron claim 10000
5. The De La Francia claim, 10000
Amount, $46s,coo
Rep. (Pa.) Compiler.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

10 The Hon. JAMES MCDOWELL will please
accept our thanks for bound copy of the Pres
ident's Message and accompanying documents,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE, SoUTH
This Conference in Session at St. Louis on the
10th inst. besides eecting the Rev. DR.. Bascon
Bishop, passed series OF resolutions condemn
ing the practice Of petitioning for preachers,
opposing transfers &C. as contrary , to the spirit a
no countenance to such petitions.
resolution was adopted requesting the vene-
rable Bishop Soue to desist from all labor, except
such as would promote his health and comfort.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
RuBBERY.-A negro boy, about Is years

KUBBERY.-A negro boy, about Is years Of
age, the property of MIR. BAILEY DUNLAP, was
committed to the Jail of this county, on Wednes-
day last, charged with having stolen sum Of
money from DR.. REYNOLDS, of this place. The
theft, we understand, was committed some few
days siuce while the Doctor was ON visit TO the
country and at house in the country. The
bow entered the room, after the family had retlr-
ed to rest, and distracted the money from the
Doctors pocket. He attempted to pass Sloo
bank bill, at Store in Churchville, which led
to his detection. The negro has made full con-
fession of his guilt, and $3.50 of the money has
been restored 1t is not certainly known Wheth-
er greater amount was taken.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
f. J. ALFRED, EDITOR.
ST ON /:
Monday Morning, flag 27.
OUR ADVERTISERS,

We called the attention of our readers, last
week, TO the places where they might expect to
b,lv cheap Goods. and in furlherance of our plaag
we continue the notices, assuring the reader that
we are no halfway Retorlner, aud go for dong
the thing up :!brown."
TIN, COPPER, &c.-B. F. Points, dealer III
Stoves ard Tin and Copper and Brass ware, has
constantly on hand a large supply of Cooking
and Parlor Stoves, and "a general assortment oil
Tin, Brass and Copper ware. He is an old resi-
dent-a good wolknan-an accommodating
gentleman, and uses his best exertions to give
entire satisfaction to all W no may deal with him.
TOBACCO. SEGARs, S,c.-lf you want good
Tobacco, ora fine Principe, call at e. L. Coch-
ran & Co.'S and you can be supplied. Here lovers
of the tweed" can indulge in first rate smoke
OF ''quid' Of delightful Cayendish, ''Cut and
dry" as you likeit.
COACH MANUFACTORY.- If any CT our
people wish to take ride tothe White Sulphur
this season, Hardy & Brothers can furnish them
with an easy riding Carriage, Buggy, Charlotte
or phaeton, finished off in style not inferior to
the best Northern manufacture, and will sell OH
accommodating terms. Call and see
STAGlNG-Kemp & Co. have splendid
twenty rassenger Omnibus running from Win
chester to Stanton, and are using their best en-
deavours to accommodate the travelling public.
Burke & Allen have placed on the same road an
opposition line OF -Four Horse Post Coaches and
are as untling as Kemp & Co. We wish both
Omnibus and Coach may have full loads OF pas
sensers down and up ard up and down. Tray
elers now have an opportunity of seeing the
beautiful Valley of Virginia, as the linesar run
''through III daylight" In going East, travellers
have the advantage Of the Louisa Railroad which
will soon be completed to Charlottesville; and
we hope, ere long, to the Ohio river Go lit; Rail
Road.
~ The attention of the readers of the Vim
dictator, in Highland, is directed to the adver-
tisement of A. Stephenson & Co., Merchants, in
Monterey. They have large stock OF Goods
and are offering great inducements TO purcha-
sers Give them call.
Want Of room compels us to defer the remain
der of our list until next week
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

BEAR, The Buckeye Blacksmith, instead of be-
ing in California, as was reported, is in Jail in
Schuylkill county, on the very serious charges OF
seduction and adultry. The bail required was
only $500, but he couldn't raise it. Why don't
the "big bug" wings in this region, among whom
said bear was so great iavorite during the me-
morable hard-cider campaign of 1910, hold col
him letter OF coincidence, at the sametm re-
guessing lock of his hair2 No doub', he is
Just as much of a gentleman noor as he aeas an
Gettysburg Compiler.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

KENTUCKY CONsTITUTTON--The fol-
lowing is the official vote from fitty-one eoun-
ties in Kentucky, for and against the adoption
of the new Constitution /:
For the Constitution 3S,463
Against It 1900
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27
Majority thus far

Against It 1902
Majority thus far 24,761
In this State, it will be remembered, the e.
lection of all the officers, including the Judges,
has been given to the people Let Virginia fol-
low the example.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-27

neonle & have wreathed unfading laurels around
his brow.
The fact that this principle is not to be found
II any of the ancient constitutions OF the confed-
racy, is no argument against its adoption now.
rs Mr. Jefferson remarked in the same letter,
the abuses of monarchy, at the period OF their
Establishment had SO much filled the space OF
olitical contemplation, that they imagined eve
thing to be republican which was not mon
rchy." The capacity of man for self govern
lent was then an unsolved problem. The re-
nblican principle was then in its infancy. 1t
,as since grown and expanded into the full Wig
r of maturity, and it is now in the strong and
lus,y prime of it's golden manhood The Anne
lean people are capable of self-gogernment, in
its widest and most extended Specifications. IT
the experience of sixty years were not sufficient
to satisfy the most credulous the events which
have taken place in the last twelve months
would furnish the proof No man can as yet
have forgotten the intense excitement of the
last presidential election; an excitement which,
leaving the thronged avenues and crowded tho
roughiares of our great cities, penetrated in the
remotest regions, the most quiet and sequeser-
ed haunts Of men an excitement which was all
absorbing and all-pervading; where all the
fierce passions of our nature were called into ac-
ton. Avarce, the greediness for office, the lust
for place and power, and the demon OF the
mind, restless and unsleeping ambition. In
fine the thousand strings of the human heart
had been smote upon, and every chord was ting
ling at the touch. In the midst of all this ex-
element, while the waters of the poli!ica! sea
were boiling and bubbling around the day for
the election came, the ballots We're deposited;
and instantly las if the voice of him who spake as
never man spake, had bid the raging elements
he st;ll peace, quiet, hush, as profound as
hat Of the crave, settled and brooded over the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

The regular meeting Of This body was held ls eyeng-
Mayor Boyce presiding. and nine members resent.
The minutes Of the last meeting were Rad and spprne
The report Of the Treasurer was read Is fellows;
Balance at last report ss ~ y y ,.s 4,
Received siHee,. - ~ ~ ttt u,
Dsbursed. e.1 W
f3alauee on hand Sis 81
communication was fecsiFed hom Mr.. Tpms stating
that he had acted in piaceof Mi Adams. hefbof Master
who wns nnlel and asking the approyai Of TIE Conncl
Mr. Dsnge was y6rg much opposed 10 It and made ore 81
bis long md niniinhle sKseches The measure was oWsvef
carried Notwithstanding he elo1Repcs Of e rs1nbar
whesaupon he moved that the Comr1oles be isFasod 70
re Council 4 T. HeAs meeting ~ Il I'll &c 5.'
liou upii the next Council InfeAng which Was Adopted
pe.liqn received from nurheg Of uqb % ne
rear 81 Naysae street, wso Mefs 9ssioes q eessins'ls
The coane a " Relief Cempang, No y hsersd e s,an
"a was sesaise iFo, Tie cor,
planning OF TIC Inn which had teell jnp0a on tal ~ "
Gouncd ard siiE that lamps had ien r1eTed t5 ~
CaptRiu Of TIE Night N aeh ,re there wese no lights y Az
81 ausici 81 sess secaiesi iuf nankns he C4l
borne l.te Canal which. bong Eead. efe referred g n.
TiS fSksnAs tsiAis Y he 66Iswine resolutions
Rss.ss f1s1 tEs fss s!Sios And se on Allssnss
q tasss n5ssd d dc hsis 9'.S s :se By
fFnf tbs said per centnga % h6 Divided ps1l ~ ~
slss sssf Iefs ss ~ ss asS e. Ct H g sss
j q, s kFtssd Sser ol!aesi aisss. 81 I. III
,ssn 81 f Sasl'''Is s. IS ..sss
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II, hs s ..,'''... q 81 Sss 3 f;s 81
Il iSis ~ 81 Wis., ''sls' s'asz - a
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a. rs. aTWc5tsO2a 81 90.
Fine Fashionable CI0shins EsiaSiishm m .''

u uoOf JfOht
Fine Fashionable CIoshine Establishment.
TINE SHIRTS, Of al ge latest Patterns; Under Shirts;
aery Snsnendsgss GloSes frunla Vaees; Carpet Bags
etc., cts, for sale extremely low paes for cash. We So
lct call from Friends and The PUBLIC to examine our
and Y6SfTHs u - ~ -''s am
THE tsFiEeAr ART OF DlEN,fISTRYs
"A CLOSE IMITATION OF THE BEAUTIES OF
In NAfURE.--This Is most happily &c:
ees9'mpsheq By The Gola Plates s spIngs and 80
are concealed by a beautiful Enamel, ma,
king not only complste imitation Of the Naura Teeth and
Gums but protecting the metal from Acids and removing
the unpleasant metallic taste impaired 2 l1e mouth ny al
menStt.gssErURED BIZ LETT ERs L +.
DR. J. WEST NJ 81. Charles STREET, near Poydrss,
having pprchaed the SOLE IeT Of using me above os
persons wearing Artificial Teeth 10 hs valuable improve
ment - u -. ~.
The celebrated Dr. IeFetts newly discovered improve
nent In Dentistry consists enafeng all the metal per
Of the teeth isa them perfectly natural appear
besides neutrallzng the metal tases which IS lfe
the theme general admiration. The patent securs:
investor. iaa0
Il IQu0RS-f'oenae Brandy Jamaica Rum, and lisl
,Wtsky Sherry Wine, Scotch Ale, and London ana
s hall pipes CstleNAC BRANDY:
3 prHcheoAs JAMAICA RUM, livery old and superior.
il bond aud entitled 70 tebeutura; i "a q
pulchfops old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond am
10 casks Of he Old Montlado SHERRY WINE q
rl12h nj et Tor is asneeahle flavor
9 eaass sCQHgH and BURTON AI,EEsss..
se easAs L l:s and DUBLIN PoRTERin quas
Te alova liquors. viii be soa yey lev 10 lie tuda All
y 'si'r s'sp's,ssSs'@ jpHE Tool,H + Raak Flssa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-06

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smother Iailafs II 1e ai. witch szp1d e Hsae -
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sDGlz8 f1i 2'l,i. IS 7ils ssssas s...l... ~.
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FLOUR -Tks Sef.sad iersezsi - <go ~ w.
ta121 ;noinaieg 80 bpa Qua ii ~ 81 n * - za&.
limos & IS So 80 lAz u9s14at = IS y 7Ee t9l4 =
IS 7t 500 shpefns 81. IepiS st - g. t1r ~ 1@Neel-
10 to 100 bbss ID as a Is 3ez - IA "A tz'Ir Ions
q IS 81 Msst Of the sssss '9ss s.s = s,1s q
CORN. -saIe@, 800 saeks 4 Hs al.a - siI.snt
y bussei on it,e Lever.
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tIfK BANK,
Sew fI.|dfat 4rnr6If ~ 1870 N
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n AZ, I|f 81 ~, f1 tNrt l4aIlff OF
which n sffiI ~ ia VI da5 III ~ Ia u t11 4es Of
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fka,trs4 inc,1ers fodaes undof
MI ffgifen are Respectfully Invited
r,.isTl II Iva Nv ~ HEhHY HfAf1NE3 w. NJ.
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DR.. CHRISTIE
GALEAEIC BfI.T. NECKLACE, BRACELETS
AND MAGNETIC EHF5fEl.

- = - = = = = = :
cA1yANIc Ri,l,T NECK y r IN ct,s F1s.
AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
ron TIE REaavAL ASD PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
aVEfsEOfES ASlSgdESgS.
Add Of tosa compliant, hch are caused " an Impaired weakened
g, g snbs'ls sOpditon 4 he Nsrseas 8 stem
i sesnu W. g 81 % 81 "a Us
N1lIGps ihh ~ DneL slale 10 Dc me most 'ainape
Or. Cnristie's GALVANIo BELT and
.u with rs as ps-ss. sDS o. E 'use IN N
GENERAL DEBILITY,
yheninE e waEeied body giving tone % the VARIOUS
osg s.a and ins,soailns the entire system
p4SREPsiA OR ,iAlIigESIlQNs KHELAIATtsAf,
BAtso, ii EAFNEss Nervous TREM0Rs, fAf
PIT ALTON OF THE IiE s AKT AROPlsExY, NEIL
n s ~ 4 gsI l aHd
nlsfsAsES OF TIE KIDNEYS. DEFICIENCY OF
which GelnpIslnis 9Elss ire1n enc
TIE NERTouS 5 TsTIJh. $500 : r. =
81 In Nervous Complaints drugs and medicjnss increase
so ey ns Ss q 1s ssay
s9nsng nIdenee o. y aPpne " VT 1eaauia
sufferer 4 restored to ioer caih strength, elasticity and
vigoF. The great peclhauty and excellence OF
consists in The fcl mat hey aes and cuss dseass ~ oat,sayp
sHRs e. Ds5 aSf & s IF dr1gsR ard @
tn iaiction Teg sfreasfhe ffs doe sasfea fo.fsse
ssss1 q s e M SGs.S ss dss end
since fleir ntrodueion inn Yhe fnid Eia mnIv t6rs
years since, more than 900 persons including ali ages
as who are peculiarly sSbeet To- Nervous Comniants
nave been Entirely and Permanently Cured
vhan ali hnne az relief had lsn given M, an, th;,
alef 6epf, TIA IL vainl w 49, tf' M ss-' si''As
ia die ,e Of The q a Ayf RET \, spnno.a
e cass Of person nice with that bane OF cyiSation
n 49, as u mn r e s saRn Shb hy i'm r
on Tie nerves and muscles CT the stomach afford temporary
relief but which leaves in a lower state and Will,
nnred fncnlfirs alter tia acfio, Tins exntd as eesd
Now compare this with tie effect from the action al
The GALFANIC BELT Take DysI,eptic sufferer even
In the wore symptoms oil an attack, ard simply tie the Bell
around the body, using the Magnetic Find directed. In
element Of the Belt thereby causing Galyanic circulation
which will pas the negative and thence back again
the positive, thus keeping acontuous Galvane circulation
thronghout the system. II.
esH Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARR
sufficient 10 eradicate tae Disease al years. b x
cERTTJ7Ff4 ArTsIsS ANN TESTIM0NIAT
- VI tue aAost undoubied Cnnrncter
From all parts Of the C0uHy, could be gvens sufficient 4
MI every column OF this papei
No., s..,,,,.,.,,,. - r,,,s
~ atO ~ " t.D - ~
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