Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-21

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interest Of our commerce and the develop
ment Of or growing power, requires that
we hold sacred the principles involved in
the Monroe doctrine that .heir bearing
and import should admit of no misconsiruc-
ton, and should be applied with unbend-
ing rightly. s.~4
Resolved, That great highway 81 Ng-s
ture, as well as the assent of those States
most immediately. interested in its main
,taiuance, has been marked out for a free
communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, ard constitutes one Of the
most important achievements realized by
the spirit Of modern times and the uncon-
tquerable energy OF our people that this
tresnl. s..oud be secured BY the timely and
sa.. sa.~i~s.. -es.strai ...h."l have riahf
+ to claim over it; ahat no powe, on earth
should be suffered TO impede or clog its
! progress; nor should we allow any in.erfer-
tence with the relations which it NAV suit
our policy 20 establish with the Govern
ment Of States within whose dominion it
Ties; that we can, under no circumstanees.
Surrender our preponderabce in the adjust.
uftbt Vi an iutaiiotiS diisfnn Oul Oh L.
Resolved, That, in view Of so command
ing an interest, the people of the United
States cannot but synpathize with tie ef-
forts which ale being made byst people
fof Central America TO regenerate thatipor-
ton OF the cothent WHICH covers the pas
sage across the oceanic is,hrnus.
Resolved, That the Democratic partg
viii expect OF tire nea Adminis.rationt that
every proper effort w'illsbe made TO insure
Tour ascendehcy in the Gulf Mexico To
maintain permanent Protection of the
great outlets through which are emp!ied
into its Waters the products raised upon the
Isoil, and the cjmmod tiles created BY the
Industry Of tile people'of our E,vesteIn val3
leys and the union al large. xa#asa
Harvest Dtink, DIET and Medicine.
! We cannot do better at thu. approaching
season OF hard work. than republish the
following, with slight additions, which we
first published in the Planter for June,
1851. E&7ssasH e slasss59
"Mr. Blair Burwel of Powhatan, called
at our office this morning ,eand gave us the
following recipe for a harvest drink
Water, SO gallons
Sharp Vinegar, ."
Alolasses, ia IL
Ground Ginger, Ia
This will last thirty hands until dinner
time, when as much more may be mixed
up TO serve until night, 1t is carried. to
the field daily in car. and moved about
after the hands, each one of whom is Inn
tied to cocoa.nut full at a time, always
without iee-tthey drink nothing .lse. D.
He says that the Yankees fought on this
mixture at Buhker's Hill and he agrees il
it kills a man to be indicted iot murder.
"Eor our par. we see DO harm in ice
We have used il regularly for fourteen
years without any bad result, but on the
CONTRARY, we tLlnk with Benefit"
We know persons who have Used it BEN
6ria'ly for still lorger period. 4 yenerl
able s:iend Of o0rs, recently deceased as
Sured us that he had used it FOR thirty wears
or more, and never without advantage.
His plan was to carry out barrel of ice
in cart, and keep the water tubs nearly
filled with it. His theory, and we believe
tie true one, was, that the ice acted as
tonic; and the hands could never diink to
disteuti0n. t-~szf 0e s....---se
Strong coffee should always be given at
breakfast aud at night.
!, 10 form Ct sPirituous liquor should ever
be nsed: aud we who say ii are not
Temperance man." ,s.a..s.a
"Well cooked tlacs eye peas fried on
4 ions aud rire. the latter cook ed in buildings
or in as many farms as you please. are the
best vegetables sefaFg
Raw onions are also said to be an excel.
lent food with those they agree with, and
10 81, I.
a negro who had never been able to stand
The heat and fatigue OF harvest, until he
thought of supplying him i5erally with
raw onions, upon which he went through
his work like well trained four miller
Sailed meats and fish never fresh and
plenty of red pepper, in every thing that il
suits boiled in the pod. Ell. I, 49,.
51" For physle. the pills recommended two
Yeas ago by oar friend, CHARLES B. VII
liams, as follows: e slga
pulverd Opium IS grains j
Gam csmphor, . 70 2. "a pills.
10 be taken when The FIRST symptoms Of
Ec'an or dialrhpa appear-one..then and
an additional one afterwards If necessary,
according TO the EFFICIENCY of the case. .
We have proved the efficacy of this re-
alpeaiedIy, and would as soon shiuk of CO.
i!ns into the harvest without a basket Of
tools.- Southern Planter.
4. VIRGINIA FlsANoE.-rhe amount Of
| Virginia Stock. Offering in this city is still
/ limited, outstanding near 10000 o:
new Bonds 70 take up the seceptanicts of
the Board Of PublIe Works, have been
issued since the Is, instant. This shows thar
4 they have fallen generally into the hands
persons able to hold. ssaA
/ In the course Of his speech at public
celeSFa'i5n last week. Mr.. Holiday,
President of the Board of Public Works,
stated that It was believed upon the very
BEST grounds, and aiter-mature inyest;g ga
ton, that the taxable property of Virginia
woaid''a alter the reassesment OF the
lands Of the State amount fully 10 $780,
900 600. This will put sher'sih: a
condition OF perfect ease. not only to
meet all her liabilities, but to finish her
main lines of improvement.-Richm