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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-07-12

When the dying fame Of day
Through the chspcel sho, It's ray,
Far the glimmering .aPers shed
Faint ligh, on the cowled head;
And the censor burning swung.
Where before The slIas. hung
The bIood.Ied banner, 'nn "'H P'aye''
Had been consecrs.ed there, (,hs while
And the nuns swee. hymn was heard
Sung low in The dim mysterious aisle.
Take thy banner! May it wave
Proudly Ger the good and bravo.
When The bauIe's distant wall
Breaks the Sabbath Of The vaIej
When The cIarion's music thrills
To the hearts OF these lone hlllsj
When the spear in confllc, shakes,
Ant the suong lance, shiVerlng bFeass'
Fake Thy banner, and beneath
The war clouds enctcIlng wreath
Guard il! lil our homes ale free!
Guard III God will prosper thee!
In The dark and trying hour.
In ,he breaking forth Of power
In The rush Of steel and men,
His righ. hand will shield Thee them
Take ,hy banner! But when night
Closes round the ghssIIy fight.
1.-The vanquished warrior bow'
Spare, him! by our holy VOW
By our prayers and many Tears,
By the mercy ,ha! sndears.
Scare him-he our love hath spared!
Snare him as thou wou'd'ss be spared!
Take my banner!'-snd il e'e!
Thou shouId's, press the soldiers oIer'
And ,he nuffled drum should beat
~, The tread of mournlul feet,
Then this crimson flag shall bs
Martial cloak and shrould for thee.
And the warrior took that banner prou'
And i, was hls martial cloak and shrou
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Absence Of Mind. "A girl once BILE"
her lover out Of The doors, and kissed the
candle.
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by LoN0fELLoW.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
E,DGEigV ORTIZ sai?aiN AIRY,

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, VA.
NERS f.. V. LOMAX, having associated MRS.
we JANE TAYLpE WORrHlNGTON in the
management Of this Institution lis exercises will be con
tlnued, upon the same terms heretofore.
The undersigned Trustees aud Patrons OF this nsitu
tion take pleasure IN assuring the public that expert
ence of twelve months enables them To recommend Mrs
f.. V Lomax, as a lady who has in every respect
redeemed the high reputation which preceded her
they satisfied that The connection announced above
will those interested Female Educaon ad
vahsges for the improvement ofthe minds and The for,
nation oil The manners OF pupils inferior in Nr-
ginla. VILLA v TERRY,
WIN. NJ BURWELL,
WIN. DICKINSON, in.
RO. CAMPBELL,
l.. MAKER,
JOS. WILSON,
WIN COOK,
CIV. NiNGFIELD,
JNO. L. SALE.
SAM'L RirCllEY,
DIR THO. =. MITCHELL.
DIR. SAMUEL PHILLIPS,
ARMSlEAD OTEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
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VOL. IxSv.-.yO. ~.

The security Of the State in its oregn relations
VIII be ote Of The NEST cstpnt e0pluy ,nenis ~ the
6ovrrnmept 1t will aim IN preserve and Ia 'sm trsnd-
" relalpnsl~h rrgn Powers, avoiding all occss'ona
tr controversy. hut guarding always the sovefr.g"y
and Independence Of the Requisite. s hon"r aud d'gnr
~ aud The observance aud responsibility VI The national
'laas'p
IN giving The above brief outline of Gen. tIefses's
Message The Penynne invites aiIentta III the sx'facs
winch has reference Ia Tie xs,ion NJ Texas. and
says that the last IN quo,a,l"n marks evidently 81
lndts Ia the d hieuliics With France. Besdrs '6ss~.
There Il nothing whatever To Indicate the sisepce u
France, the lnled STATES Texas. that there ex-
lists the slightest nsunal difference with either, Fl
onc o the papers OF The nterr speaking ol mo fa-
rorl.d arrival OF Gen. Gaona's division nj Me'au"ras
sSeaims ''Ilcaven grant that II may nth be r,wreed
OF nore sfioers ihan sdlris. and that II has carried
viii the meuu, Of subsistence; because, II II Guinea L"
die al hunger has been The with the troops now
there. instead o Improving. will only aggravaie our
cnnirllan' The art,te pes in this strain. show'ng
tia The toors The frontier almost totally dsoF
gan'aad for want oi the necessary resources.
Tho French Minister le ihe capital for Vera Crn3
on the 18Th nllimo. A Vera Cruz paper II Tho Nhh
speaks IN very iaiierng terms u his efficiency a.
Minister. and OF his conduc, and qualities ~ gentle
INN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
{sEsE5AB' ATTRACTION.
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INNCllBUR RIG, Ger. y,

Ia 4NAii 1T bN bCH l., 1919.
W. NJ J. WILLIS hegs leave 10 inform his friends,
w customers aud the public IN general, that lie has
Just returned from the Northern cities with large aud
desirable stock of Dry Gueds Shoes. Bonres. Rhbnns.
Flowers, &c., which having been purchased principally
Ter cash. and his stock beng very heavy will enable him
10 eHeE great Inducements 10 purchasers nj Wholesale or
feta Persons wishing 10 purchase, will ud 10 their
interest TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere,
as he Will take pleasure eNuoiIlng his Goods 10
them whether they pnrchasl OF nut. Amongst his as
soTtment may be found VIZ:
French Cashmere Goss and 0hre d'Laines new STYLES
AdTenes and GfacJvicns tenlrey new styes) for Las
dies dresses,
Mouslin di.anes, Irish TwiIls aud Parisecns
1908 yards black and fancy coored Alpaca Lustre, nj
great bargains
pieces hlack, exlra, warranted silk Warp, al only
81 per ward,
Black and blue black silks. cheap;
pieces Lupin's best Domba2Inrs a S. IS and 81 so
per yard
10000 yards Calico. splendid style, fran G. cents to
Bed Ticking, Apron Checks, and Linsey', large AZ
sorlment;
I.aces, Ed-iugs and Bobbn Trimmings
l2lnbous aud flaArrs. large assortment;
Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans large assortment cheap;
Cloths, Cassner,s and Neslings large and general
sorlment,
Red and white l'lanneIs cheap,
AlSO-yarous other Goods TOO numerous II ennme.
rate. For good bargains call at the Richmond Cash
Store. Nm. J. MILLS.
Oct. 10 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
,ct OF land ..id to contain
Iss5 .EGR ~,

I'irg on and adjoining the Tobacco row mountain,
baut SIX miles from Amherst court huusr, 1hch Ja
cob l Jree now live. as tenant. ii being he same land
purchased sy said Ellis of William ii. Garland.
Also, the following Other tracts ol land described 10
the said deed. as follows
ZONE HUNDRED IND SEVENTY acres
of land on which Lindsey Bnrks resides. Also,
rract OF land lying at the Pea Vine Mountain Gin Ans
h.rst, adjoining Armsteads Clover !lIl tract, called
ruey's place. And another adjoining thereto for
mety owned BY Walter Williams, and conveyed 10
in trust, 10 debl doe To said Fills
from s.d Williams and purchased by him the said Ellis
the sale thereof by the trustees"
"Also, other tract called Chestedy tract now in
the occupancy ofjames Davis"
AT the same lime and place. we will sell. upon the
sane terms, tour valuable young and likely SLAVES,
conveyed by the said deed that is saw Frankey Mar
garet and sally young women; and Preston ,onng
man. or 50 muc OF tn. said properly shall be suf
satisfy debt secured by the said deed and due
to The Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
We believe the title to the said property unquesioned
but acting trustees, we shall convey only that which
i. vested in Us by the coed aforesaid.
CHAMPE CARTER, ,r....
JAMES GILLIAN. :
P. s. IF the Eth November next shall be rainy
day the sal: will be made Tuesday the 18Th.
Oct ti7N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
l.scss.E4Es Eg. T0zEfs, Editor.
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u- THE LTNCHBURG NlEGINIAN,

THE LYNGHBURG IlRGINIhN.
Il Published ekig, (erery G0nday and Thursday
BY SfAriIAM, DiLLARD ( I0WNLEA f,
a -Four Dollars per sli, pdyo5ie ia airuace. No SAB
,,rista ie bsTeceioedjor shorter tie than ar months
,a no paper .a deontnu.d (ere.pt al s discretion
sfths Editor.) until all arreaTdseS are paid
~ .aDYERTIS E.ifE.N'TS inserted al so c.nts pc,
,,u.r, (or !.sS) for ceery form insertion and 81
.rs per s7ac Cor Ies) for every outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER requafed to note, his
manuscript, hoe ios Ae tetes his advertisement inserted
an advertisements noted tot be inserted tai its dis
entin,ance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .2DrERTTSLNG the terms are fo'
tbs privilege t,eo squares, $40 for squire s25 for
.n. sqtrrc inner form, So. EDsyy yearly Advertiser
rUb.f.yr;a 10 con fae hi, odeertsing TO hsparticu
al line Of busiA.sS.
81 Jon PRINTING erec'dea neatly and srpsdtiOu'-
~ snd unreasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
GENTEEissE.N,S
II II r : II G svo nr
Main street EsysschSssr.y. ~.

F U II E II G S O nr
ma" street Ey@CEsourg, g,a.
VIE SUBSCRIBERS are now receivio, ,i.ir ,no
- ples ct Fall and Winter Goods. capnr,s;,a l1.r,
every article OF Gentemeu', Wearing Arnoref nhi.,
were manufactured in New York expressly lnr ts a,'
.e'-among which may be.found bIaca. blne ,,,oen
yr.~ MA au owe ess a"d Foc Coats black, gTern,
kt,,s anu mixed Peoes and Over Cua,: and ; circle
Inns s''N 'eIVet satin. harithea bonbay:na oolen
md asn"efe and Melino Vests; English, French
C",s casslmefe Pants; Youths Foc and Over
oa'; vests and Points; linen and cotton Shirts Cat.
mvod noS1lS and Night Shirs silk, lambs wool and
Ia,ba au w''e nrrIno Pet cotton and jeans Drawers;
aud Italian silk Crayals Scaris Stacks ries
sufferers llanderchels Gloves. Suspenders,
WaE FnaeI Ends Hosiery, Money Bells, Night Caps,
4 aaH, a lanes Umbrellas, &c.
me,io", ul' assortment OF French English and A.
VII, ,a" iohs, Casslmeres and Nestinus. which we
manlke manner. '-'''i'''a''e ana "o'H'
T garments warranted 10 fit perfectly. or no sale.
wall wishing To furnish their own cloths will dn
eve US call as no pains Will be spared in the
4 W, u work. Terms. CASH.
Il Oct. IS III iEMoRE < CO.
= 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
EA2.a. FASHIONS.
-RCiEE,ss EgeG-N.

} TONS Il inch by /. |. by :, and by inch. for
- sale low ior cash
BRYANT, rlNSLEY ( LAVINDER.
Oct. Is Al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
ETs,rU5ie Esro,ersg for Safe.

TFs9VFsO7s II 70 .TFT!E TOT 'gFttU.
pursuance OF decree Of the circni, superior court
of law and chancey for Bedard county. made al the
li-i tern Of sal conr, III the OF 'Giggn Sc.
Gogen Sc" tie undersigned, commissioner Tor the
purpose. will offer Tor SALE upon the premises, near the
Of Liberty, Bedford county, at public auction, on
Saturday the first day Of November next.
LOT OF LAND.
Containing 20 acres.) with the Improvements there
T-,sxS consisting OF neat and comfortable
SI..Na Framed Dwelling House. good Kitchen,
Jig, Smoke House lee HOUSE,, &e.-and is the
Asss.ay2ssgs.satne whereof Stepheo Goagn Jr. died
sezcd. This property is elea =aply situated, in tie in
mediate vicinity OF The town at Liberty.
1erais viii he very liberal AMI made known the
day of sale. Acting as Commissioned, shall convey
by and with special warranty only.
JNO. o. l.. G0GGIN, Com'r
Oct, 20 st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
GROCERIES,,

n
1 4 site the house formerly occupied by BRyANfA
lOuNG. u large aud splendid assortment of
GROCERIES,,
together with many other arlicea not usually k.p, In
their line al business. all OF which have been purchased
IN The Northern markets Tor cssn and under the mat
favorable circumstances, winch will enable them sill
low, II nol ower, than any house IN Lyncbborg.--
Thankful 10 their old customers ir the very liberal pat
runage heretofore extended Ia them, they solclt .
call roni aud all they determined to sell bar.
gaias.
The lollJwinS lie, comprises portion Of their stock
on hand.
80 hhds ~ o Sugar.
~ Porto RE, do
3 ;. clarified aud ST. Croix DO
so barrels n. o. aud 7. X. Sugar,
10 " crushed do
25 boxes Loaf Sugar.
l65 bags i,io AID Laenira Coffee
- - Java. Alana aud hlaracsbs do
s hhds. Moasses,
2 81. Croir De {, superior ar,icle,)
80 barrels Do
10 barrels lar,
Is barrels lerrngs,
10 - Shad.
900 sncks Lverpoo Salt.
80 " q. Alum d"
50 barrels d.
1900 lhs Baln Cotton.
10 IONS Bar lion,
80 tons Lump Plaster,
1000 lbs BIisered Steel,
:. heroes RICE,
- barrels Tanners OIL,
:. casks Rice,
80 boxes Tea, part very fine,
$50 lbs. Shear aud Casl steel,
$50 kegs Nails. assurlsd SIZES.
80 do Box and Fencing Nais
& O0p lbs. Soe Leather.
30 Gdnd Stones,
% boxes Cheese
% kegs Hasiin. Powder.
80 do Duponfs and Kentucky Rhs ds
a. bags Shot,
Is boxes Sperm, Hull aud Talow C>adles,
40 i" soap,
% /" Toilet do
,4S0 lbs, Castings,
= bales Hops,
80 boxes 8 by o and 10 by IL Glass,
SO KEGS White Lead
2 casks Putty,
. cer,,n, Caracaso Indigo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
SAFE under Rbccel i'm Trust.

IGURSGANI TO the provisions Of deed executed
ID tot us, rs trustees, by Richard 5. EMS. bearing
date The 26h day OF May 1898, which is duly recorded
IN thr county court clerk oce of Amherst county,
shall proceed. al Amherst court house, Monday the
l7ih DAY Of November next, Chat being court day } to
sell, 10 The highest bidder, for cash, the following real
ard personal estate conveyed 10 us by The sad deed;
that is tosay:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23

together with many other arrlea not usually kept In
their line 81 business. all of which have been purchased
IN The Northern markets Tor css,, and under the nt
favorable circumstances, winch will enable them 10 ssll
as low, II moi hwer, than any house IN Lynchb0rg-
Thankful To their old customers iur the very liberal pat.
tunage heretofore extended Ia them, they nav soclt .
call from aud all, as they determined to sell bar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-23
Es'.n. ~. TITLE OF.
5RxANT. T1NsLnv 4 xAVINDEn

A RE now receiving at their new Store, nearly oppo-
\ site the house formerly occupied by BRYANT l.
YOUNG. q larue aud splcndld ahsuIlnlenl uf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
Horticultural.
Disease in the Potato.

With the exception ofthe state of Maine and
the British Provinces of New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia, we think the potato crop has not
this year been as much injured in this country
by what is called rot, as it was in either of the
two years last preceding the present. In Eu-
rope, however, the ravages of the disease have
been more extensive than ever before. The for
eign journals TEEN with accounts from all quar-
tiers of the injury suffered, and with various con-
lectures and theories as to the nature of the
cause and remedy.
The Edinburgh Quarterly Journal publishes
a letter from Professor JOHNSTON in which he
makes the following remarks -
"This disease in the potato has already called
forth many has:y opinions, almost all partially
true, because founded on one or two facts, but
nearly all unsound as general expressions of the
truth, since they are contradicted by the expert
ence Of other practical men in other districts of
the country. We are clearly unable as yet, to
assign either any general cause for the disease or
any universal remedy. Something may possibly be
suggested by the analysis of sound and diseased
potatoes, for which the Highland Society has Of
tcred Il premium, though, in the present state Of
our knowledge upon the subject, even this is
doubtful. The most that chemistry has yet done
for this question is in the shape of suggestions
for experiments. "-CuHiUdtor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
Making Butter,

An agricultural writer, in an article on ma
king butter, gives to dairy women the following
excellent advice;
"In giving directions for making butter, there
is one omitted, without which all the others are
literally of no avail | mean the care of the
cream. The milk should never stand more than
4S hours, for if properly treated, all the oily par
ticles will have risen by that time. When the
milk is skinned every morning and night, the
cream in the crock must be thoroughly stirred
with a wooden spoon, before and after each ad-
dition. Ifthis is neglected, there will be a de-
positc around the sides which will contract and
impart a stale taste, that all after care can never
remove and this is, | believe, the secret cause
of the bad flavor of half the butter by which our
markets are disgraced-ft only for the tables of
those West Indians, who, it is said, prefer butter
that "has some taste, some smell"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
DAEH,EV9S.

The Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC
lOR; the wonder and blessing of the age, a hundred fold cheaper
ana superior to all other compounds. Fame from a million tongue,
says, next TO the Bible let it be priced" Gift cost 500 a box WI
would Keep it constantly in the house, we hold it as Indispensable
as broad" All pains, even those oftle worst burns, are Instant,
stopped by it, and of bruised, swollen, broken, strained, stung, pof
soled, cut, janed, or otherwise wounded parts; and CURED WITH
OUT A SCAR. 1t unhes broken limbs RAPIDLY, cures the WORST PILES
sore eyes, CoNsUMprIoN, inflammation and plinfulness of the bowels
indeed ALL internal and external soreness, bronchitis, and spinal in
Jhrles, IN truth, whether Man or Beast be suffering, like a miracle i
cures.
lhe fenovating and balmy influence of this wonder working san
auVe Is ia't extending itself into every corner of this INTELLIGENT con
tnent. Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within It's precincts will say, eve owe much to its MAGIC touch :,
turn your footsteps towards the more humble cottage, and the ten
der mother Will eS its soothing aid: and the prudent husband
man VIII confess he has never lost a cows uddcr, a gelded lamb
pig, calf, or colt, had a CALLED s~houldered horse or lost his labor b,
hurts or strains, since he has used it.. For the vast host of disease,
Tor Whlcn ms mighty salye is prominently beneficial, and for
history OF the torgerles upon it, see pamphlets of Agents. If H.
pi.Hey Dc NOT written ON each box in cOlored ink, with a pen, it is
pOisons you buy.
For sale at l0j Nassau ST., one door above Ann, and at Mrs. Hays,
l3g Fulton ST., Brooklyn.
The genuine is for sale by the following Agents: $. P. REprrrLp,
Montpelier; A. Cleayeland, B~rookfeldj Il. Hobart & Co, West
Klnholphj j.. X. AnsWorth, Wiliamstown; n. G. Hale, Chelsea,
). Pratt, Post Mills 6. w. rriclard Il Son, Bradford; A. u. Ran
croit, PlainhclIi NJ. Wires, Cambridge; II. $. Camp, stowe: r.
lhndon & Co., Wiliston; Goss * Hutchins, Waterbury; J. Saw.
yer, Moretown; Cushnhn & Flint, Warren; Waterman & Cady.
Slorrlsyiilaj J, Ii. Smith, Ludlow; f.. Cilds, Wilmington; BngS,
& Price, Rochester d. T. Nevens, Royaton; G. R. MoultoI, Bridg
Wateri II. n. Smith, Bethel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20

Mrs. Stewart had not been mistaken in her
estimate of the effect these words would have on
Mary. Tears gathered into her daughters eyes.
She flung her arms around her mothers neck,
and promised to obey her wishes. She had been
conquered.
The gay circle in B.. soon heard of the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Stewart TO Mr.. San
ford, for whom it was c%uriously whispered, the
poor Newton had been discarded. The we'd
ding was celebrated with great magniicence,
and the equipage, mansion and furniture of the
bride were, for six months, the talk Of the town.
Years passed. The young physician gradu-
ally acquired a practice and married an estima-
bic woman, with whom he enjoyed unalloyed fe-
I%icity. AT first, indeed, the young couple had
to practice the most rigid economy, but their
mutual love swectened whatever might have been
bitter in their lot, and when they contemplated
their small but neat parlors, neither Newton nor
his wife would have exchanged their lot for roy
atty. Gradually their means increased, and
when they moved into a large house in one cf
the principal streets in the city, they enjoyed
their now really handsome dwelling the more
because it had been slowly acquired.
This event happened just as the great crisis
in the financial world came on, a few years since,
when so many families lost their all. Among
Others, Mr.. Sandford was reduced to beggary, by
the bankruptcy of the United States Bank, in
whose stock his whole fortune was invested
Now came the punishment of Mrs. Stewards
mercenary spirit. She saw her %favorite daugh-
ter plunged into poverty, with a husband with
whom Mary could not sympathize, and who, by
his habits of luxurious incidence, had become
unfit to struggle with the world for his daily
bread. There was no hope, therefore, that he
would ever rise from the situation into which he
was now plunged.
"Do you know | told YOU" said one of Ma
ry's early friends to another, " that Mrs. Stewart
might live to repent her refusal Of DR.. Newtonl
| wonder if my words hayn't come true"
Her companion sighed as she answered.
1t is a great error to look only after wealth in
marrying children, For the daughters of most
of this and every city, an industrious young man
is the most fitting husband. Let young folks
begin humble, if they would live we'll in the mid
die of life, and old age. Better to start at the
foot of the ladder and ascend, than begin at the
top and 90 down"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-11-20
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

Pacific habits of intellectual, literary and ar
tistic refinement are indeed the Characteristic Of
the Chinese, and hence the facility with which
handful of English troops dictate terms to the
Empire.
The prevalent religion-if it can be so term
eds nothing but the worship of ancestors, but
many kinds of faith are tolerated.
A large part of the lecture was devoted to a
consideration of living, &c. 1t will, we under
stand, be fully reported and published in a few
days.