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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

Trial Of DR.. Thompson.
DR.. Thompson, charged with the mur.
der Of Miss pharr, by giving her strich-
t,ine, has been undergoing his trial at Gov.
ington, for the past week & On Tuesday
last, it war supposed the evidence would
close, and the arguments commence. The
evidence as reported in The Richmond
Dispatch talttodsR very badly reported
and evidently with strong prejudlces
against the prisoner) is interesting, but
entirely too lengthy for republiships in
our paper, This report cannot but lead.
to the belief that he is guilty both ofseduc-
ton and murder. This is The conclusion at
which we have arrived after a careful
perusal Of the reported evidence.
We sum up from the evidence that DR..
T. B. Thompson aud Miss Agnes Pharr,
were engaged to be married. He had
asked the consent Of her parents-had OBJ
tanned 1t. Had postponed the time of mar
riage. as he urged to them, on account Of
Agnes health. Had then assured her he
was going to Botetourt to make arrange
ments therefor. That she was pregnant,
and the fetis was six months old. That
he gave her lion in bread pills to obviate
suppression in the menses, which con-
dition her parents thought unnatural, but
which was caused by pregnancy. That
one Of the pills, which was larger and
blacker than the other, and which was
taken last, after positive orders from Dr..
Thompson, to that effect, was the fatal
dose. That after her death, his conduct
was heartess in speaking of her as he did.
That his own zeal to Prove himself inno-
cent, in bringing several SANDER suits, and
asking fer a post mortem examination,
when he himself declared the body must
be in state Of decomposition, were The re-
suit Of. and developed his guilt. He de-
uied being engage to Miss Pharr but the
female Witnesses introduced by the de-
fence, testified that he had acknowledged
it to them. HIS course has been singular
and strange for an innocent man. Chang
ing his manner. Admitting aud denying /;
and through the whole exhibiting the
most beartless levity in regard TO the death
and person of Miss Pharr-excepto on sew
eral occasions. for instance at the exhlma-
lion, when he exhibited the greatest tre-
pidation and excited feelings. Then the
evidence Of Drs. Jordan and Estili, that
from the symptoms described and the con-
3ition Of the lady After ezhumation,
they were Of the opinion the death was
produced by strichnine, lead US strongly
TO believe that Miss Pharr's death was
caused BY Dr.. Tbompson's prescriptions.
We trust. however, tina. he is innocent,
because re can conceive of no crime
greater, than the one With which hc stan d.
charged.
The evidence Of Mr.. Gillian, Prof, Of
Chemistry, who examined the stomach of
Miss Pharr, was that no strichnine was
found therein. He stated, however, that
it was subtitle, diffusive poison, and that
the fact Of not finding it there. was no evil
dence that it might not have been used.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

Tuesdays Richmond Examiner arrived
here on Friday, after short trip to Rock
,nghsm.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

oap The juaioi .aindeb,ed 10 his friend
Mr., Peter Criekard, for handsome sup,
ply Of otfai. Such favors are always re-
cened thsak fully, of course = :,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

MESSAGE or THE GovIgsoR OF ARKAx-
sAs.-The aiiGs,,a.are Of Arkansas bav.
ing met or. tie 18th instant. and organized,
uoV. ~ohway on the following day sent in
'..s annual message, which is quite long.
document devoted to State affairs. The
State, itappears, deals in nothing but GOLD
and silver, Of which 500 Sid remained III
the treasury on the list Of October. The
present revenue laws will yield sufficient
to pay all ordinary expenses. The inter
nal improvement fund drawn hs the sew
eral counties amounts n to $24e,934, OF
which SIS. $50, in specie. remain in tue
treasury: The Governor recommends the
ilnmediate suppression Of bank notes I'M
der FIVE dollars, and under ten aolsaFs- at a
future day uIges the Necessity 81 nain4s
taing the financial credit of the State, and
announces tha.dnriig the tat ~ years
the taxable property has increased S15,-
1856, 1903. The. ihtreas. Of public schools
and the general Development OF the State =.
resources arr recommended SIS sz=
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

The father Of Miss Pharr, Rev. Mr..
Pharr, died in Covington on Monday
night last, as the reporter Of the Dispatch
says, caused by the disgrace and misery
into which his family has been plunged by
this awful affair.
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Apoipsm sls-

Cssesssos johnson has appointed Col.
WIN. II. Hartman a Visitor at the lnstitu.
4,os FOR the Deaf and Dumb aud Blind, to
apply the vacancy occasioned by the
,,,siss.t;es Of Sam. B Brown, Esq. =,
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Fres h p G ac,h G s .

R LOT of Prime Fresh Peaches in cans,
a selling low al HARPER s. BRO.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

racy OF the city drlegation-at least one
thousand. Now, as warm an attachment
as we feel for our Richmond friends, and as
glad as we would BE- to shake them all by
the hands. we must say that it will be
more convenient at another time. VIZ
prefer, at this time, to have them in bro.
ken doses. We expect to have consid-
cradle sprinkling Of the "un,eriifed" from
various sections Of tie State, and we think
Richmond city should be satisfied to send
at the highest t,ro.handred delegates. II
we had had notice little sooner, we
might la We bad new Hotel put up, in
which we would have stored away the
Richmond delegation, with the privilege
Of settling their own difficulties before we
all engage in the praisew or.hy task of
mending the breaches ofthe party through
out the State. We want DO sparring on a
small scale--we want free fight, and all
minor differences to be lost in the general
effort Of every man to have his particular
friend nominated for Governor.
o. Alta meeting of portion Of the citi-
zens OF Campbell county held to consider
the que ,tions growing out Of the late State
Temperance Convention, resolutions were
adopted condemning the action Of the
Convention, and deprecating the introduce
ton Of the prohibitory law into the State, and
the interference Of Temperance men with
politics. A resolution was also passed
recommending State Convention 20 be
held in Lynchburg on the LIST Of March,
10 give effectiveness to said resolves.
Vs. At the Douglas Banquet in Chicago.
on the 9th inst, we observe in notice
Of the proceedings, among other toasts. the
following, complimentary Of our former
townsn,an. Major Jpo, L. Peyton:
BY DR.. J. r. Grove:
Major John l.. Peyton Distinguished
for his able and fearless advocacy Of the
right may he never be further from it
than a cordial support Of the principles Of
the Kansas.N ebraska bill. faafa 81 i'fs'+aS
ILLIxoIs.-The statement published in
some Of thu papers, that Archer, wbig.
had been elected to Congress in the 9TH
district of this State, BY nearly 1000 ma
iority, over Allen. dem, isincorreet. We
have full returns, official and reported,
which elect Allen By. a majority ranging
from SO to 1854 Archer and Alien are
both Nebrsska men..f 4r*E tts sas
0s- The junioi Is indebted TO his friend
M Peter Crirk ard fnr handsDn,c sun,
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Bargains 2! Bargains !!

1Sarsains HsArsafIAs :!
TYROM The first day Of December our books
G will BE- closed The stock Oh hand viii be
soil! at reduced prices, for cash. -,
Those Knowing themselves indebted viii
please calallt selie,as Indulgence vii. nat lie,
given, .,,.z
nov y, 1851, HARPER 8 BRO.
e SCHOOL OMNISSIONERS.
E% are requested to meet al the Court
- house promptly "a, 40 0 clock on Thursday
morning the aoth inst, to elee..a Superintend.
enl for The newt year, and transact other impof~
liant business. a iull meeting is desired.
}, ID, lAlBOpEN. SUPP. Of Schools.
nov o7-lt.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

NpsRUSHED and Pulyerizea Sugar for sale
~ by tuov. FL HARPfRS BRO.
epRlGHTWELL & HOPE, Staple, Dry Good
- aud Grocery Merchants, mean The Anertt'sA
Hotel, Augusta ST., Slaenton- nov III !.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27

POTATOES ior sale by
- Inov. ~. BulLMs co,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-27
Notice.

We are requested TO give notice that the
new Lutheron Chuch, just erected near
thu Greenville road, about four miles above
Waynesboro, will BIZ dedicated on the End
Sunday Of December, next. The public
are invited to attend.
Spectator aud Messenger please copy.
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"A Mean Place,

4s5aS8 4 S4l24ssAAt AvASoAi ldCS.
!. The5f6llowing letter from u. corrcspon.
dent of the New Orleans Cresct Mt at Gin.
clhAati aiSesas the authors opinion of the
3aetn CITY Of the West. He evidently
thinks i dns of the mean Places
sCi NcINN Ara.z--4ere am in the meanest
place in Tire United States, and as far as
my experience goes .he mrausst place H.
the world. Have no particular objection
to.a mans being meal; provided he is
wise "lthal, but when he combines nsan-
ity will, meanness, then think, he be-
comes empha tieally ahd nnutierably con-
'emptibe. find the people here .parlic-
alarlt partial y tlstFsrerips of operation
which is figurateIy described as biting IF
your nose to spite your face. Owing to the
deciine Of meanhess in the Southern states,
Cinrinnati, .Ifnncy has been established
as an Institute for the cultivation and pro-
paga'ion OF meahness, and The perfection
| they have arrived at in the science is utter.
ly astonishing. II is an odd thing that
they should rear so many hogs here, for
verify belicve7that If such thing as hog
bad. never been seen for hundred, miles
round, the resemblance Of The people in
moral ehafaetar Al the BEST would al once
strike the most unanaIogicaIy disposed
man. on are. or not perhaps aware that
il one out of a drove of hogs happens 10
get. stuck in a fence firmly ard securely,
his companions will fall to and eat him up.
In like manner do the Cncinnatians be-
have TO fellow citizen # he gets into any
difficulty they will be civil enough to
him 50 lohg as he is in a position to retail
ate, but once helpless and then cry "pitch
into him = Give ito him, he's got no
friend" is their motto OH such occasions
The hotels here. and have been to most
Of them, are abominable dirty dad food.
bad walters, stupid Irish and saucy nisgers
Indifferent appointments and impei linen.
clerks and proprietors,5a Thtresis only one,
/ hotel where have met With deceptly
civil Treatment, and that isthe Gibson.
House.
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A&Jbs Sria Dtidc American is regularly
rtes3s ed ia -. .ssH fzss has
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-18

JAMES would respectfully attention citreue and
stzngsIs e he following faets Hs ~ Private
syphilis Seminal Nodes Ulcers Tumos
a 81 tho Pr would also call
solitary RABBIT WHICH ruins the
The
ars apsae # "a and
Head n vision Loss Of Muscular Power, Paeaion
irrisahiiy, Symptoms Of ccnsup
era Of Memory, confaon o ldeaa, Depression Spirits,
Tipaidity. etc. ac the evlsprodnced .,ts
All pssous Who ara afflicted the aboss sn9aa
James 30 once Isas9sea ~ IN avs
dreadful and avtui ~ is
nslady. Weakness of the Organa '
reTtored. sSoo
Suston'nonee a'lpess 1sAN Ell s N M DR.. JAMES,
living al distance can have " the DIE
s st Il sir address BY giving ~ letter and
sicsinn fse II IN doliars. [mss ydAw1 DR.. JAMES
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EOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT or BAR

~ asst.
Ok onsaudg daily tiyip
shs anidisd than could III
az M az wS, y
" x lsn pure ~
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49, x. ~
ffoa a. snr cas n ~ h XIV n
sy asits il Youth sarrsnnss ss
"a. John BULLS FLuiD EXTRACT or The
w pape on
~
vi haforse
as ra;l,.r ;.. .su s, III .
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sg ~ NJ NE <. 3, n,
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wv a. y sII 10 81 a
past naonth9 only with the
ave i,sd Y az ssns
ingon ne sEens his Wy z. .r ].
aarAriiiais tho vnNDgE OF TIE WORLD!
and you zrfcsiag
Dr. p,Ter Aposecsry
rSe"re*s sssf s1HF YonIsvttGn Atr.. isks.
A. ao iy hsys tssu or sgysi Tasr. beverley
viii s1syrs And a psinia
.ro ts IN Inv tbe
by dkessnt s advantage
N Sset Win vourh hYso booa of gave me
ssiinfts ~ siI M others eerat6ned. IS
saks peasars IN your saapaa hs
sss's'ss VsTs apsi ROVER MD
~ M ssaraa IL shso
he nd Wy That slso sy se
IsEsv viii usa thir inssIiibl5 remedy 5 &
Mn JonH FOR the last thIsa yesrf hssE
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q IVER COMPIAINT. DYspEPsIA. merry

ID "A Fl1IN VUHEE IA1AIIVI UIGE 1t E5IA, IN ETA V-
~ Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS -Fu,ther
testimony from Misann in Ayor cs HooFIANns GERMAN BIT
prepared Is C NJ. JACKSON
al dealers 70 be the most sneal medicine
for the cure Of the above named
8ss READ AND BE CONVINCED.
H ADAMS Puhishsr Of the Argus No., 1851
last
At The bottle
German Bitters which entirely
Soiel. sent bottles so miles IRON hers e friend who bad
them 70 be superior % any madeleine noH In nse.'
~ HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo-, August 1851, sad. g
btters are beginning here's
and has selling boles
asaSne No Y ne
haze aola seven hotlsa Please send smother ot
iiEIIz Paris Mos March 49, lsss, amid Bstsrs
haTe given better satisfaction, all the where
used than other Medicine with which acquainted
syster- 7 :.
Tar For asle by Medicine every hers
- " J. WRIGHT d Co. Now Orleans,
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hethsr family g have y ta1
sgaast everywhere prevailing ea
fatal frequency almost every aek and carries OIL tho lamb
from many home u = ~ 80. "A ,oxs
spR @. AYER-Sir The CHERRY ELECTORAL IL fnnnh IN.
Alter Physiiana nasd ii three Of
their always Win tha sppest sss. Ths nv
gard only after undcuhted eyidence
articles hat thing ss general confidence can %
cited n. s.
exsepce Of this combinao Of sgent. n ne
CHERRY cavl repeated trial under
their medical men 2 aessaa
for Pulmonary This enste a. time sedatye
In ~ Sor will It'd own
spsr ssur mi sery,t JAS. III, C MILLER NJ d.
AILEsAH, MIcH, January 10. 1883.
% tound
deny fhat CHERRY PICTORIAL Al TINT d earns % be-
There ID much used tina vicinity although ~ feoay
-S s' - = JOHN r. KELLOGG, n. q.
Prepsyed JAS c. AVER Practical and Analytical
c6sniFsl Lowell, Masa, and BY all Drnggista ~
'' WRIGHT Cos New
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.aNe9.ss Cherry EseCtO3.est.

NTE INVITE The Ar
TENTTON Of tile Public To the
appended below, and bespeAk
for then, that candid consideration which
ttsir honeat frankneas deserves
Men in such stations 80 many who volun-
tErily benz witness 10 the efficacy ADD
value 81 CHERRY PICTORIAL, do not
ssantoniy triiie with, or disfort facts, nor
ovsrrtate their convictions, Judge then,
whether this Is not the medicine to trust
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IlY sPRIN a Tho ans Ell

shla WKTEklN a Rz4 and hAso h tho
ieS te AloH " ViAoa
situated tho parrish Of 81 Landry
nlds Of QreoSsa about the sauna distance
medicinal and tsspaovsa essciSgi
siass rAe Bxh sprlsd W spssg Water aad
Lake miles with
tNsnty Sses phtsd alsa hA tha
line sh Of HONDA
HsA!s 81 " issnsbsd oshs yI.ass 1hs
y q hsud aseys q Procured y
Good NJ Balls
Hunting Hosses and edies % the
T&e ii kspkser hfe, fond hunting shoud bring
lft EhE tho
fs<gSea 1iom lst MAS q ~ November. ss1 81
IsE5sss7 rEAaEs on BOARD IA s. ess "A
tAe 1an.
~ CO.,
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5021Etf5 n Atsfs zilS5 n ntsf, S
+ lQfidK Water NJ 6qtl y ssils \. n
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kaInphd, Toilat Mn3 Family.
shaving Creams and e0npoundso
att descriptions, "A <
PILLS. Nh ~
WrightssIsidlnn Vegetable
Afofatkln Iaife, BrAndrstbs u, * & Ia
NiptfiaUn'a, Lewis Nsw London, y
Parr's, sappington's Chafipicn,e,
tafheisnbarR, jnype'n Hnnastys, e 4
Iayns's Ague, Tinsr,s CalnoniiI6,
|Hibbard' d Anti bilioue, Pster,a, :
Epencer'a v oRssAtle, cookss, 4
Coopsf,s, cosslss Il bsnsnasie, \
Andsrsoii,s 4 jIabanisi Ioaltk.
sWistaf'd t3entls PsrgNtiye as
kliebnsis A gue. EIooh 9ftH, Il 4
Chicknsrsf Sugar-coSted Y I,stiiisi|5
Heffick, Il Nursy- coated !. l. iii
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Leidg,e Blood fneoIdsbyis plls. 3
gcotf}a VepStsbie Earon,a.
Kaj wnvss ksQulato rs' n ,'g
Rcssis Railroad. IaIdv's Female.
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EoudSnte Il que. i 0ilovnYSa.
Hals.sd 4 Anti b yauautio.
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HAIR DT iii
phalon'a hinzic, Bachelors,
allinanss Ipstantapoat,a. s. M Il
Ballard Il. ] ules Hspal,s.
Jnyne's American. East India.
4 lE0ELIsl UEs
|Thornss Exsfscts =
TAFTnnt's Apefient. A lSssi ,,ijs Is
laramie Eiixir 81 Hhubarh.
Cnrter's Spanish NIirture. ~
M1thcrta ReiieE & ,i15ss
Toothacla Drops. Y
Lyon'a Magnetic Powder
Mn. Kiddss's Cordial , n y
ThonipEonst Eye Wets
Wstts's Narv1ns Aatid
Billng'n AstrinTant.
Hyatt's Life Balasni,
McAinnnss Elixir of o6iuma
Railways Ready Rsiief,
Rndway'a esolyent,
rarrsnt,s Indslibls Ink
Dr. Fitch Ii Bod y BracdN,
DR.. Fitch1s Shoulder Hracsn.
DR.. FIiehlaInhaling Tubes,
Or. Hossss Preparations,
Winaf'r Arcsnum Extract,
Tsneur's Specific.
SiasshaIlsa Cathollcon,
Dr.. Fitchsp Preparations,
hiorsa,s Compound Syrup Of Yellow
Dock 8s las95
Perry Dsvia's Pain Killer, 81
Browns Essonee oi Ginger,
Moftimors,s Rhauinnsie Compornd,
M n E! 4 4 q !, !. Rock Rcss,
S Y ~ Y 2 4 sefines +
II, Y; " afa Y SRselhet f
!, y 2h4,tl ( klis 4iecsuaffs
!, ! Il s,po y "
:, Toairey's seld,als
4 In y tan,s Ba'aaiii, M
~. Y. Iss, l 2 \ b ssspaFaslons,
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NTIGHIY IMpDRTANT DISCOVERY Dc

E Forsae BY dealers in Medicine every here
E;s. .4, J. WRIGHT CO. NOW Orleans,
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IA CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
u IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIERs PETROLEUM Or ROCK


Cas- Of Rhclm2sp Of i've yshrs standing cured y "
Alore. - Il. ", Il. Il : a.. ~ e
hereby has BAD been setsd Eh fsr nse
Neuralgia Thad tried Phscians VINO could 90
hundreds Of dolaIh Y o purpose
rive without solicitation from any ona
br ii and would not have
used Petroleum Rock Oil had ~
health ean sss q VEL
and have oHneu
thing reside in thu city whom shon
ish and can raj fy fsspoabe testify tsh 81
say Petroleum body and Will not
~ s' M y. HARDMANN.S
! Atssst-J. WRIGHT 4 40, and c. s. WIDDfF IELD.
~ Pfoc SO bottle Wholesale and retail ONLY y
J. WRIGHT CO., ISL Charities At, and
JARVIS 4 WO0DAlAH. L..
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