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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05
Depos at indianapolis.

Our company have accepted the
proposition of Mr.. Morris Of indianapolis
for depot grounds. We get the south
part Of the Austin Morris block---deci.
dedly the best place in that city for a
freight or passenger Depot.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

HATS & CAPS
III beautiful and well selected stock Of sp<lnr
and summer styles, Just opened at the
OLD WHITE CORNER.
MOTIONS;
IN Groceries,
Hardware.
oueenswsrc;
Glassware:
GALLONS STORE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-05

NoTIcE,---l win oSer for sale. on the 3o,h Of
~ May 1854, At oy shop In laurel, between tho
Iwo-HoRsE CARRIAGE, (the property OF Banj
Adsms,l which was left Al my shop for repair. To
DO sold for CASH, 70 pay for repalrs.
Laurel Ind, April 20, 81. 1hMKs. SHAW.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

ID OYS' CLOTHING We ere III receipt
of the largest and most complete assort-
ment Of Boys and hildren's lotfing, for
Spr ng and Summer wear, ever offered in this
market. Parents purchasing viii do we'll to
give Is cali 3 ys come and see for your
selves. e. cOUISON s. co.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21


IR 81 So
Nos. So aad al CamD S4sek q sael
EST 81
laE0RAEh& and DeaI NefeiEn ard Do
meslic nale. Culleff, Iron. 4ir Plate,
10, No.. thank leir lends fof their pefy iheral
patronage ghe qualify end price d lheis goods,
end their prompt lion % al orders received
~ ill sheq hope occurs O. them conlinnenee 81
1eir laTola 81 ffie5le t6m Euro and b.
then porte. thcs are oonttanil receiving fresh sup
plies carefully sslcelee &c every hing 81 their
Ilne aud can ently inv Is The altention Of PUP
chaseFa 20 their large and wei assorted aook,e
which die following IS part. Viz.
English Oar Igon, refund, square q tat--l9 tons
DO Pennsylvania do Do do-l00 tons
Do do boiler plate lo-20 tons,
do do Iron, round, square s fat 500 ions
Do Tennessee boiler plate 50 tons,
% DO plough dc24 ions,
Do do moulds-skD TORS
Do do plates--l5 toms,
Braziors' rods, {. 81 and inoh d--S0 ~
Sheet Iron--English, American ana Tennessee
from 10 10 26--500 bdls,
Hoop Tron--.fToms5s8 70 l-2 inch--600 bels.
Round do--from | 10 q 1 9 inch. goo bids.
Cut Nalls-CeIebrated Weymouth, and otherg0od
bFands,-5, 600 kegs.
press spikes 500 kegs
Focke ct and Table Cutlery, fazos ere.
Tin Plates. hest Charcoal brands, eco hoSes,
Block Tin, Zinc, SpelleF &c, 5000 pounds,
BrazisTs' Copper, from 10 10 100 lb sheels, 10000
German, Shear, Blister add Cast Steel, IS 600
Axes genuine Collins Hunts, Sc, $50 boxes
Spades and Shovelss Ames's and other brands
$50 dozen,
Whitemore's CoHons Wool and Horse Cards
GOO doaen.
Coffee Mills Wilson's genuine, 900 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales, AnYils,
Vices. Stock and Dies, BELOW,
Ok, Trace, Log, Halter and soil Chains.
Chain eubles anchors, Cooprs' tools, Timers d
American and English Locks, Sliding door Furni
ture, Hooks and Plates Hinges, Butt and Paria-
meni Hinges, Window Fasteners 81 every de-
scriptiop, Hoses Of every description and pat
tern, Cfoss Cut, Pitt and Mil Saws. Ploughs Of
Kings. Hail's, and other good brands.
E1ollo Ware and Casting SO tons.
Earred md Manniila Rope, 81 sizes,
0akum Marline, HouseIine 60.
Sperm, Linseed, Lard, and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure White Lead,
Black and Yellow Paints, Vefdigria,
Paris and Chrome Green,
French Pots from / 70 50 pinto.
Mill and Grind Stones.
Sheet Bas, and Pig Lead, Lend Pipe. &c. -,
They are also the only Agents il Now Ofleanss
s Hillman. Vanleer u Co celebrated Tennessee
On. nov. Is. 1853
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!

Superior assortment of SPRING and Sum
: - mn CLorH1aa, Furnishing Goods. Boots
lanes, Articles Ter cue Toilet. and stock of
lH LoTHIAG that nnsuI 1Ie
THANKING bur friends for past favers, we on
u ask them to Gull and examine the finest
stock that could be selected.
A1akch e, WIN. H. STEVENS.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

Ht GOOD
! hh under 4n8d have Ifso Mas Nar
stock q Fancy M Staple Ny Good
consisting 81 part c
a new style 81 plain DIaI6 fe
mer dress Crspes Dc Pa e1 C
dine Robes new sisI86f nmE1e ttf
Robes, anew 1fVIt 81 Ifcrc I.f9 tNre
Plain. Figured and Enifef ffltr rIr1
Solid colored BareQes. ara Crane ers ~ -,
ors: Printed Orpa1dfee ara Irctr 4 N esl
d large asgorlnehf 0f Black Drea sod el9
rich; great many other Dre Gc N h
descriptions.
EMBROIDER1FG
Ii Swiss. Jaconet Vslebeir - tr.ttt
Valencia Honiton collars. Chimi1elf
Sleeves: q very rich nssorfr, 81 ~ ni~;r ~
embroidered Cambria Hydkeg 800
And C,riea puf7ir0. pnr9- - 49, q ~, i 49,
ings; Honiton ana Thread HSrrsTs s,~
bons, Gloves and BITS, p Shades M
Fans; o new kind 81 BIanti iss Tacs~st
and al kinds ofWhite Gee 81.
Al LARGE assortment ~ Tgieh Tfnnne r,r,,
Linens and Linen Camhrica. linen risetirr
and table cloths, Damasd ard verv rich rI,,.
dow Curtains; Cottonades and Linen 6riiIinrr.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

UST iVea anf fcr eele nlendId
oflin snt 8 nes0n'e AZ .'d Fellow
las consisting g patl tl.cH
- m degree painted slia.
30 painted and ho
ApNbn
Extra
eEl sese1 81 Esnng
ano qualities which
Wo1D BROWN
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

-14.E.. 1.@4
I'D HTcH Hb4. Us. r Dtaltf tls
Wholesale De lfesteN
8 e aafaWafe een1lany
large aaa'heN e his already extensive eet'
which country merchants WouId % ven AeMs
Inc belole purchasing elseNhefc The following
cotnrfiree par 81 hlasl0chs
700 ions Swedish bal Iron.
200 Do hoop band and eject Ironl
800 do Savoly 8 co't casiingss
$50 casks O., Log and Trace chainsl
200 AZ Hoes, assOrted,
5000 kegs Nails, assorted. best brands
1000 dozen Axes. Collins 8 co.'s. Hunlt End othr
eFs' makes
novels and Spades assoreds mes
RoWl0ndssotc!
Mil Stones aIl sizes, Mn Irons. Boiling Cloths
Sperm Lard and Linseed Oils; window Glass.
puuy, Paints etc, with On exteneive assortment Of
Shelf Hardware
New 0rleans FEBRUARY 3Ed 1854
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

~ dH hourly oang demonstrate
w
these elemental principles deneun.
ri
PROGRESS IVEs AGE.
iii hardly should aaa 5,s Ns sss P.eg .hs true m
that d BE ane
tie other hand de abandonment 81 commerce -nd stc has sgnaz
peculiarly enlightened md
following wit:
That POWELL6S HOBART, havejust taken oftheI
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

T7s1lE DIRE IS BOO us dozen pairs ex-
ira fine French Calf Dress Boots, manu-
featured expressly for this market, received
and FOL sale BY 2. "A. C0ULsoN 4 co.
Hicksburg. March TO-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21
YPRING GOODSl SPRING GOODS I

SPRING 81 OODSl SPRING 90 ODSl
EOULARD Silks some beautiful pa
terms; checked and striped silk-iust the
article; French and English chintz; Satin,
stri ped, and Jacquant BeTages; Black and co
ored challies- beautifu Plaid and striped Tis-
sues; Honiton Chemisettes and sleeves; Mourn.
H'dkcrchiefs handsome.
a large lot Of New style Trimmings Fer
pring and summer Just received bg
Vieksburg, march ~. GIBBs HOWE.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21
HARDWOOD & CRAWFORD
nissoImfion.

gTyHE Partnership heretofore existing between
w Halsmith and II. Vernon, under the
6rn Of w. Halsmith & CO., is this day dissolv-
Cd By mutual consent.
The business Of the old firm win be settled
81 ~. HaIsmiih st the Office of ]. ID. Vernon,
successor to w Halsmith q co, corner of 1u'-
berry and south streets. Vicksburg, and this
Office. Raymond Raj road Depot, Kinds county
Mississippi.
all persons indebted to the above firm are re-
qaested to call and settle immediately.
w. HALSMITH,
V'burg, FEB. rs, 50. ]. a. VERNON.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

~ AA0e-1CAA&lNIt1Ae
The attention ofcttizens and strangers visiting
the, city Is particularly chilled % ihe varied and
splendid stock Of
House karnisls9ng Goods,
at the store of the undersigned which are nov be-
inQ offered al such
REDUCED PRICES,
Is % sender greatly 70 The advantage Ofpurcha-
saIs IL cal examine them. Among their al.
Rica Dec China Dining Tea.& Toilet SETS;
Plain Whits DO 30 d as;
Gil ana White do do do do;
Eat Do DO Dc;
SR GlaW ~
do do do De;
Sill ted cast0Fs Walters cake Baskets.
do candlesiiclxs Spoons Fogks6Sc;
do Walters Bottle Stands,cEc
Knives and Forks Japanned Walters
Woodenware Tinware;
Aadif0us Fenders ShoVeIs and Tonrs.
cooking stove and cast Iron Ware generelly:
Iiamps Of 81 kinds and and Chandaliers.
Besides variety q Articles necessary 10 allhousa
keepers te numerous g Be named ii an advertise.
ment. R BRoWER e CO..
March I7t-f II Camp street opposite eli,
Hotel.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

T1IgllIllan ~ Co.
Plantation and Retail ruggists
fSiccessors Of the late James s Shaw
CORNER or 81. CHARLES AND COMMON SITS.
UNDER THE VERANDAH HOTEL
New Orleans.
AVING purchased the above EstabIisemenl
- viii be prepared to furnish Planters, Physi-
ians ami Families with fresh and genuine Medic
cines, which By arrangements with Northern
Houses, Importers ssc.s they receiving almost
weekly by sleameF
They sail guarantees the purity of every aIsie.s
odd 81 them, and make good any deficiency in
quality of anything which nay lail 50 giee satis.
action fo chHeefa. Their stock embraces eve
ty tspl ii stores Of the kind, and WI
s6 SOLD s. medicines Of good quality canbs
purchased ID New Orleans.
Persons visiting our rtys are respectfully invies
b call and examine our stock before purchasing.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING,
Large and SpIondid Assortment 81 Spring
a and summer Goods, consisting il part 81
Plaid and plain ORandies.
Flounced Organdie Robes,
Barages 81 al cDlofs and qualities,
Chaleys Of every variety.
White mourning Chimeesits. e.s
PLAIN aud printed elk ~
Ginghnme. Muslir md Lawns. assortment.
Extra wtiIe Nare antillas different Patterns.
Embs6 m Sleeves and Cnfs, variety.
mb.a md plain Linen Handkerchief,
Plaid, plain. ana emb.d Swiss Muslin, extra,
Bawn Edging and insertings. ullkinds and quality
Bonnets Of ell coiIors and qualities and Of the
latest styles; Black Silk net Shawl; Brown and
white Linnans pf every yaEietys
Having purchased under the most favorable
terms enables us TO offer great Inducements. Pu.
chaseFs VII please cell and examine our 8 Or
before purchasing elsewhere.
march "a WOOD & BROWN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-07-21

inst 1ecefEce
New Black lace application nantes
Solid Crap Be1seee and S Black
nieh bloid =. Handkerchief,
nll afnss ~ Swiss Mtsline;
Whifs and pr snfInee
Cords and 1asseIs eaIialns and
mosquito ha1
fleo 81 hand, ans6 English and Were
Sea Ia and siine Galle aud Ilslls
l#sf1eFf. toolz Shoes
sfs. nsr GIBBS HOWE
wH8M #
HsM ye8s. cf
1aa W
m0e
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19

The reported success of the Russians in
the bombardment of Silistria seems TO indi-
cate that the cause of Russia is assuming a
more formidable position. 1t is reported
that I, 900 men have been killed in this at
tack. Letter writers seem to think that if
this city is taken, the probability Of three
or four years war are very strong. Should
this speculation prove true, the article OF
Breadstufls in this country will command
price almost unprecedented. In view Of
the promised shortness Of the crop here !;
and TIE withdrawal # many persons from
agricultural pursuits in tire old country, we
ihink the prediction is justified, that flour
has not risen TO its highesr price.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19

TIeas9 with Ja.aaz,,T

g,
=. $3.50 % ''is = P'''eo t5ea'y vita
2I'sa a-s zen eofi'itmed, The Hong
Kong Fdndant 81 HE New York
Commercial, has fne following 81 relation
Ia ~:
,r,.aff..4.z4 a., :.
So - ~ - 1'a'es 'se''''' 'ti&','F 9QS94s-
.1e'' ~ 'a''' p4yiiah@H' arrived mere o.
','e ~ nom 'geao Wn5eh P9f. sAe tsl5 OH
t - s9la w. otiA8'4s new {hat tt'e con.
"i'l0i.9 "a " 'tG"tS p's'' zen 'i'G fA"'eii e4'49
ana Japanese NAG oeen agreed upon, a.e
"ou'a % ldt5t'ee On 'he |14h UT ne
P.ec1se 'eno' 0' tue treaty was hot BeneF-
az" 49, 49, 49, ~ ~. .4,a, a' = t
Inc two countries is fully opened, and thai
two ports with a coal depot aud supply
OF Goals for the United States steamers
void DC conceded to the Americans
am iufther informed mai eY 9he ABOVE
treaty, kind treatment and an abunda5s
supply OF water and provisions are secured
to all Americans who may visit any part
Of the japanese coast. The ports conced-
ed are, are Simodi, in Niphon, near Cape
You're, and Hakatam, ON the Island, and
in the Straits of Matzmai but it is agreed
that should the report of the naval officers
sent out to survey these places be unsatis-
factory, other ports in the same island will
be selected in their stead. On the 9th
ult., after the treaty had been signed, Com
modore Perry was to give an entertain
ment to the four Imperial Commissioners.
The railroad and electric telegraph ia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
The Glass BlOWara

The Messrs. Woodroffe, who have been
entertaining this community for the past
ten DAYS, with Exhibitions Of Glass Blow
ing, closed them on Wednesday night, by
generously offering prizes to be drawn by
the visitors. Mr.. jeremiah Fuller was the
drawer of the most desirable plize. the
glass steam engine. These gentlemanly
exhibitors have made favorable impress
sion on this community, from their entire
acquaintance with very nice and inter
esting braneh'of mechanism, and their l.b-
eral and polite conduct. They leave here
for Lexington, where we bespeak for them
generous reception. No one who.has ne
yer seen anything OF the kind should fail
to embrace this opportunity to do so.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
US without further notice. Dressed Mon

US without further notice. Dressed Mon
keys are fond Of riding into public fapor
on pfancing ponies. But as we do MOI now
desire to see the capers Of that active ard
versatile animal initiated, we shall not
willingly give the author of Resistance
the opportunity to appear an fropria per,
soaa before the public. on manufactured
hobby at our expense. II. however, BY
maneuvering and strainine, his name
should become known, we desire the mon
key to seek an apology from other persons
than oursel YES, as "we'll none of IT.
We are now done with Persistence. i"
Our correspondents can use their own
pleasure as to their course. We must
here apologize for our departure from the
customary usage of editors, IN noticing an
anonymous scribbler. Our reason for So
doing is that the writer to whom we have
paid this attention misstates facts which we
have deeme' proper to correct.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
Negotiations with Japan.

The intelligence brought by the steamer
Pacific in regard to Commodore Perry S
success in negotiating for the opening OF
the Ports of japan for the commerce of the
world is very important. Heretofore, that
country has been sealed book, TO every
nation Oh the globe, save Germany, the
laws of the country forbidding commercial
intercourse, with all others. Japan is rep
rest nted to be one of the most delightful
countries in the word--populous and
wealthy. The city of .Jeddo--its capital
is represented as being a singular colec-
ten Of buildings, and altogether a lovely
spot. IN fact the whole interior the M.
ton wears the impress Of industry aud
prosperity--eaSe and contentment--and
indicates a valuable commercial PROMISE
The success . of Commodore Perry S mission
Il cause Of national congratulations.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
BrOgY.

Brogy has been bailed for his appear
ance at the next term Of the Circuit Court.
Edward Dooly Is his security. Shortly af-
ter Brogys release, we saw him standing
on the Bridge, commanding view of the
back part of the Jail building, and looking
upon his late palace, apparently with as
much solictude, as would a man bidding
adieu to an old homestead. We suppose
having realized the felicity Of an uninter-
rupted sojourn of about 2 years, within its
"consecrated walls he was dcsirous Of
seeing what kind ola figure "eaged bird
cut to the outside visitor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
1t Is Possible.

Our neighbors OF the Spectator seem to
think that il the sold Spectator office" is
converted into a Democratic Hall, that
.ghosts" will be seen aud 'the house will
certainly be haunted" That is as much
as to say, the Wing party is dead, ard rs
"ghost' will revisit the haunts of lis
formergreatness and triumph. This is a
pretty fair acknowledgement, and we must
give our neighbors credit for candor for
once, at least. The Wing party is now
only "ghost,' truly. We have no doubt
however, that these uncomely appartions,
like rats. will scamper from their old rem
devious, when the drum of Democratic
victory is tapped next spring.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
London Quarterly Review.

The April number Of this very valuable
periodical is at hand: Its contents unnsu-
ally interesting, are as follows: Sterne
Sacred Geography; Lord Hollands Memoirs
OF the IVhig Party The Russian Empire;
Criminal Law Digest; Treasures Of Art in
Great Britain: The Turks and the Cheeks;
The new Reform Bill.
From casual glance at several of the
articles enumerated, we promise ouIsel
pleasure and profit in their perusal. and
recommend the work to all who are fond
Of instructive and entertaining reading
Price per year for one Review, So; for Two
So; for Three 81; for the Four So, Black
woods Magazine, $3;-Blackwood and
the Four Reviews, $40.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
Staucton.

We have heretofore published accounts
from the Stanton papers. of the rapid im-
preVement OF that town. Fifty houses, in
course of erection, the Vindicator tells ia.
There Is no place III the country, within
our knowledge, which has grown with
such rapid, and at the same time healthy
and substantial growth, as the town Of
Staunton. We remember it, when we saw
ii for the first time, between fifteen and
sixteen years ago. and certainly it looked
to us then as il it had done growing, and as
II there was no more vitality in it than in
an Egyptian mummy. 1t had indeed
most ancient and venerable aspect, and in
all but It's remarkably intelligent, refined,
and whole-seu'ed people, seemed given
over to decay and dissolution. But a
change, little short Of miraculous, has come
over il. The town has been almost re-
built since our first visit to it. It will soon
be the principal town OF Western Virginia.
Not sign OF Old t'ogyism remains about
ii. Most heartily do we rejoice in its pres
ent prosperity and its brilliant prospects,
There is no spot Of all Virginia we love and
honor more than old ARCHAEOLOGICAL.
FuGiTIvE SLAVE LAW DECLARED UN-
ooNsTITuTIoNAL.-At Milwaukee, Oh the
9th instant, one Of the Judges of the Su.
preme Court Of Wisconsin declared the Fu-
gitive Slave Law unconstitutional. The
ease was an application for writ Of ha-
beas corpus torelease one of the persons
charged with participating in the rescue Of
fugitive from St. Louis not long SINCE
Tae court ordered his release. The Uni
ted States Marshal, it is said, will not obey
the order ofthe Judge.
PRINCETON IN. J.) CoLLEGE.-At the
ensuing commencement of Princeton Col
lege, on the last Wednesday Of the pres
ent month, efforts will be made to re-as-
semble the various classes which have grad
uated within the last few wears, in order
that they may contribute TO the proposed
fund Of 500, 600 for the endowment of
the College. Part OF this endowment is to
be distributed into scholarships Of. one
thousand dollars.
&c. L. p Tfigg, formerly collector Of
the port Of l{ieLmon&, Va. died lately Of
cholera at St. Louis,
vs. Persons W ho. sotyeA 10 private arm
cd ships during the war Of 1872 and were
Wounded are en;illed by a recent act Of
Congress, TO pension,
=
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
The Wheat Crop.

An intelligent farmer informed us the
other day that he had twenty-five acres Of
ground on which he sowed 40 bushels of
wheat, and which he was willing TO give
away. The field would not be worth
gathering. An observing gentleman, also,
remarked to US, that in passing through
several counties of Eastern Virginia, where
the land is very fre, he found the wheat
crop to be a total failure. These state
ments lead US to believe that we will have
AZ unusually short crop this season.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19
Ecuibs a.;fu',.s;5e.

II viii be remembered thai some time
during last spring, an item went tie rounds
Of the pspers, chreHielng the sudden
death OF Miss Agnes Phar, Of Coyington
Va, and stating that she was within few
days OF her marriage 10 one DR.. Thomp-
sen her fathers ilmily physician. We
learn from private source, that i. is so
strongly suspected that her death was caus-
ed by siryehnine administered by DR.. T..
that several public meetings of the citizens
have been held to consider the matter-
The circumstances seems to be these -
Miss Pharr had been indisposed for some
weeks, and had been taking medicine
from Or. Thompson. On the morning Of
her death, DR.. T., wrote hera note, ask
ing postpenement of her marriage, and
urging her to take the remainder Of the
pills he had left for her. Among these
pills there seems to have been one consid-
erably larger than the others, and this was
the only one left, Miss Pharr having refus-
ed to take it. Upon this last request, she
took it, and in fifteen minutes was corpse.
Her death was pronounced at the time to
be similar to that produced by strychnine,
but there were no suspicious of foul play,
until the ladies engaged IN dressing the
body, discovered certain signs which were
more than confirmed by the further dscov-
cry ola box Of ergot pills. When the sus-
PIGEONS assumed public character, DR.. T..
demanded that the body should be disln-
TERED and examined by committee OF
physicians, named by himself; but when
the consent of the parents of the unlortu-
nate girl was obtained. he refused TO have
anything to do with it, alleging as a reason
that he did not wish to wound the feelings
ofthe family.
These are facts as they have been de-
tailed to us by two gentlemen of standing.
II they be true, there is certainly good
ground for demanding an investigation. II
DR.. Thompson be guilty, no time should
be lost in Kidding the world OF such a mon
ster if innocent, his character as a man,
will be satisfied with nothing less than a
full, free and triumphant acquittal,
The father Of Miss Pharr is a Presby-
terrain minister, and is said to be one of the
most upright. amiable and unsuspicious per-
sons to be found anywhere.-Lynch5wg
Republican.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-19

Our Accommodations

The stage running to Lewisburg, via the
Springs, now leaves at 4 o'clock in the
evening, Immediately after the arrival OF
the cars Persons from the East, going west
will not be detained over night, at this
place; we, predict, however, that there will
be few persons less. II not more than usual
during the summer season, to sojourn in our
city Of the bills. There is every induce
ment here for persons seeking plea
sure. The, means Of enjoyment here
are equal TO any place in the State.
Here we have three Of the best
Hotels in the State, managed by the most
accommodating landlords. These are facts
learned from actual experience. The jun
ior of the Vindicator has been "turned cut
to grass" for the past two weeks, and the
charms of home being absent, he has freely
partaken OF the hospitality of the several
Hotels in the place, and tested the culinary
projections of each. 1t would be hard
matter to discriminate between them
Messrs. CARRIER & Co., McClung g. Pey-
ton, and Woodward, all understand their
business, for proof Of which, we refer the
inquirer to the junior-who is capable of
Judging SO far as their edlbles are concern
ed.