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on Saturday the 10Th a>t. the Ladies in The neigh
n 80" 90 Mount Zton. iniend giving fin Bar
~ me new CHURCH.. 50 eens III be charged for Din
nsr.
C'ne one e'me ail-snd you shant be dsappan
led IN geiii"g Something good to eat and hearty vel
cUIne
HE LADIES OF MOUNT ZION.
bedford 60 III Sept, ls4S.-tl6S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

MIR CHARE> G. HUDSON
NCU not being nhibitant nf the G IN "a on wealth
= OF IrIina. notice Is hereby given v,u that W
oil on the 70 h. y and 2Sh days of October next at
the office ofJ. ard {. \. Wills in the Gown of '.ynch
burg and Safe OF Vlrgn1. proce ID TO take the Oeps
IONS ot John w. Narwci and others To be read evil
deHce on the trial Il" certain suit in Chancery nox de
pending and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court
ot Law and Chancery. far the Town of Lvrchburs in
The state atresild;n which said sit fhus A. Bransfo'd
'Aecui ct Samuel Granstord deed Phebe Branstost
and yourself are Piainiif, ard =. Defendants
The .Hutor and Co.ansonaey
q NE ioe. q Ly.cAbu..
SpEs is-H!u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

RUssELvILLE, Putnam colrty, INDIANA, J1ls ~, 49,,
Dr Wrgh.-Sometime sine. YOU, h.en, tei, me supply
OF your INDIAN Vegetable Pills have ind said Pills TO he
IN great demand lately for The oFeyer An Ague Mr.
James Boyd has who has been laid up with and
Ague and la tsied various other remedies Il, ~ ;.h
proved Of await lie determined to Or your Indian Voc.
table Pills and by using box he sound and wei,
Mr. T. Spencer had daughe, S. Iiugh Groves son and
Nr Charles Schol. "nl three of his family, down al
the time with tevcv and tcue had also ea ,b
sasinuS other remedies without effect Your Indian
Die Pills restotcd them all 20 perec. health can
sure you son hay have Indian Vegetable PA.
"sy be se!led on r permanent cure of Fever and Ax
Yours respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM PM.
Also, an Actin. IUs.ce O She Peace
The :. - rertity. ts .ntI.c cured % Oh. ShIl.
sndf eses se'.sa months standing BY the fo, doses
OF four pill. each % fndln Vegetable Pill. o.I
snt have Is! ..mf'oms o! ~hch about yea.
ago. ] " SpLSCAK
T.sss. Cham, .i.n uU.., OHIO
Th. 'occry, .h.. c..cd che shiliS ana t...,
b. M a.e At riss indian Nese'.b. Pills, .tte, having
No three attacks OF y DAVID BERRY
sugar ''r'v., tairf.id cc.n'y. Ono" No. ~, lsas
I.oo! on' fos Coua,e.'e'.
Ta.i. N. moe ne"l' unprin.,p,-a person. ~ al,
part. g: .he country make and ..nd .Aen,
The genuine Is ~ sale by
i,.B i,y:E $ BRO, ,.,nch.,u,.:
Yam : talla"ay. Brookne.
W y. Je.h., Mariners Siew
1, Bedford County by
N,.li.m S.i~& Cross Roads:
Wright \ Matthews, & hsm,ii..tsss II o. :;
Acs Casey, IT,, tmeus;
Eas,c't smith, 5opp. Mills
~. 2.ctvich i SON otter BRIDGE.
And generally IN each county seat
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of WYi.h.s ln,n
Vegetable Pills, wholesale and Srta 1863 Race street phil,
delphi. 5s ':cca wich Sweet Sew York and 1875 Trsson,
street, Boston.
August ~ i2m 3p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
PUBLIC SALE or CARRIAGES e.

PUBLIC SALE OF CARRIAGES Sc
IN pursuance OF dccrec OF the Hastings the
poriron Of Lynchburg, made the September
IN the Of Beach and Others against
er the undersigned Commissioner appointed by saiA
Court will expose to public sale, the 10Th Octobc1
aeA at the Carriage House lately occupied BY 4
shackleord lot of Carriages consisting
Buggies and other vehicles
TERMS A credit II six months gill be given, the pus
chAser giving negotiable notes satisfactorily cndos
NENRS DUSSINGTON, a. {. L.
end Commi.si
Sent.
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RIBBONS. RIBBO.NS!. RIBBONS!u

fllllE SUBSCRIBER has on hand large Stock
i Questionable Ribbons, plain and figured Of 4
wldths. Some Of them will answer 10 dress common
Bonnets and the rest will do Tor fancy and ornamental
uses. Price % cents. JOHN j. PURVIS, Ag't.
T. s.-'an ;i'is day receiving large lot of t,ood
various kinds, cent from an Auction Sale in Richm
which will be SIlL lt about halt their value
July 5-1'N JNO. J.PCRVIS, Ap't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18
GENERAL JACKSON REFUSING PLEDGES

The principle card Of he I.ocls-.he chi.f .uih.n
OF their sonI-ihe qunttsSenee of their W-c Si>,. n
flngng The changes npon the phra-e Gen !a,- nj
give pledges, He wont erect platform, Tine Wings
have principles - Add even Cen MIsn M \, N
day ned to Innk he had achieved a c,mpr-- .ir.,
when he gave skrI nfte Baltimore creed ,nd r4t,
with affected areSsuess, asked NJ. Pend!etlu here.
Is your Platt,rm?"
Ihe GrneraI,eve7y BODY must admit go' r.r.mhen
he asked hy Nh !sndleon at subsequent STA 5p %.
the debate. fr tie "ptdIe = ass 10 r.to Che Wiops
;rorls n't Inference, but the naked. unc adj.
tlon. psdie, ia many words. The t.euer. sesrche
i'r II IN van IN the SchrlS n letter.
Bn' We d'Ic.S. we st out u sh,w that Gen Jac..m
the Democratic bean 'ieAl Of .. that frank honest
ard h1d. actually retsd give pledges while h. wa
canlIale tr the Pee drnry " i'll he believed! Hes
He ter-al Iaylp1. jhere .psce ID obs macy in
MS composition. and no caAuI nor hreas could ORA y
sny hig more Out of n than The far-arned .gnlsocA
espresso. HAT he was t'r "a nd: ous ta't"
The safe Of the this.
The senate Of Irdians, in SIS passed solutions in
siYur "t Tariff sySen. and requested t.jve.no. Ra.
:" iT.1snt them T. Ten. lackSD and get his answer
AMI what reader. do TIL K Was the ,e.pons.' x h,
Tint he had declined 10 gre he opi.ions On. rolcc
slsJeci' But Shall uok up his reply and i. candi.
say, Wheeler whilst adhe ng the sprt Of his ~,
gntl pur pose that he would make no pledges. Gen
Taylor. III Allison letter has been decidedly n.r
explicit. frank and above board than was the idol u 81.
Democracy. jackson himself
Gen. Washington. IN l1-9 When nl',el f,r thp Pre-
dHn-y. said Il nave determined to - free II a. 81
positive engagements Ctevery na'u'p -hlts'eve..''
tuiche.,c Rep.blicA..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

DE,rI! OF COMMANDER MACKENZIE.
Commander Slidell Mackenzie famous for his course
IN the muny The brig IS nirIs " died al Sing Sing
New York, wednesday last, Of disease Of the heart
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

NEW CONCERN
yIIE subscriber. having associated for the purpose
conducting the Dry Goods business, under the
name md style of
PETERS & STIGLER,
at the stand formerly occupied by D. T. c. Peters.
Would solicit of the rds and paruns Of u.
r. G. Peters. and the public generally.
They intend Keeping constantly on hand a 'aigs and
well selected stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Family Groceries &C..
and will in a few weeks add to ;ier present stock full
supply Of the fashionable goods that be procure
ed in the Northern cities. They pledge themselves t"
every exert ion and spare pains their part TO
render their business agreeable to all who may favor
them with their Custom.
DON'T G. PETERS.
JAMES A. STIGLER.
August SIS
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POS7pO.NE.NE.t7:.
CT a ~ cor re = ~ 3.

Tire a'''S: sale ros having taken place 'he day
named .'ve. 10 is now psrpnei until MONDAY
THE 18TH DAY SEPTEMBER HEXr. when the
Zeal property Will be Did up)n the following terms. viz
: Ga. third Of the pur cha-. Iuon.y with tn. addition 81
much l~ necessary 70 detray he expenses q;
sale. vii! ~ required IN cosh--and the ,e.idue in wv,
equal ms l"enis. in an! Wv" yeais-Yhe personal
properly vii! Ne sold upon the terms specified auve
4. +. EskK!DGE.
Irsssee.
SpM i4-,?oS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

Negroes: Negroes
" q Il 0 + So.
M VOW IN market 20 purchase q fsli supply % NJ
''ROES will pay the highest As pric. Cor =.
LIKELY .NEGROS,
From 10 to 10 years Ola
Persons having Tor sale will do well call on me be
tore making SALE 1o1b. the psics con BE- oh,
Gu HART.
will svsa liberal price two Blacksmith. and
Carpenters, good workmen
H. .r'ons At distance having Ssgvoes 10, sale will
% "ea "' promptly by sviHg description o1 the propert,
Aug iS-s.g "
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$40 REWARD.
H.l.WPDE.r SID.VII'
COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, V a.
Y1NHE tYt.Nf.NrH annual Course Of kectures Il, sGs
institution will commence Monday, the 23sd day OF
October, sS4-, and continue o the 18th of March.
JOHN Ct Lien NJ -, Theory and Practice 81 Afcii-
cine.
r. Z. BOHANNAH, N. D., Obstetric. ana Disease. Of
" omen and Children.
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNF.M NJ. D., Ma.e.ia Nedica and
Therapeutics.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ D., Chemistry and 'phsr-
macy.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ T., surxer, and Sur
gica Anatomy
CARTER p. JOHNSON, NJ D, Anatomy and Physi-
ology.
BENZ z. LOCKETT, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anato-
my.
In addition TO he usual lectures, Medical and Surgical
Cniqies Will be regularly given at the College Inirmary
and Richmond Aims house, to which the students will be
admitted free expense In these institutions the student
will have opportunities Of observing the incident
the South, and OF witnessing many surgical operations
The study of Anatomy NAV be prosecuted with the most
ample facilities, and at very trifins expense
Matricultion ticket, So 90
Professors fees, los 90
Practical Anatomy, 10 %
Graduation free, rs o.
Board including fuel lights, ants. attendance NAV be
obtaaed cheap in Richmond, city he Atlantic
.eaboard. s. MAUPIN, NJ d.,
Richmond, Aug SIT Dean Of the Faculty
on CONSIGNMENT, .4ND FOR SHE On 40
CO.MHOD.3TLNE TERMS,
LOT OF LOAF, CLARIFIED AND PULvERTZ-
"A ED SUGAR,
4 lot of New Orleans Molasses,
cheas Boots,
do do Slippers,
F, chest. Imperial Tea fine article,
larga chest of Young Hy=on Tea
AuCi.. lit. LACY ! GARLAND
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NOTICE.


DY virtue faded q rru. executed 20 ~ Nv WV,
ID W. CtHder. decd. beering date the i2rh. dav q
January. cii and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of Nelson County Court. fr certain purposes therein
mention d. shall offer for sale as Trustees in said
81 - Irust. . the highest bidder, for cash on tn.
premises. The sh Of September next, if fair if not the
fair day, Sundays excepted the following property
10 wit Negro Woman Priscilla. also one Clock f .ur
Feather Beds apd Furniture onr Side Board one Bureau
one Looking Glass. all The House hold and Kitchen
Furniture of The said WIN. w. Camden ais, the Plan
ation Utensils OF every descrpt three head horses
eleven head of Cattle, and his stock of H,s AMI their
increase since the execution Of the deed aforesaid or a.
much of the atoes lid property will be sufficient 10 paw
debts due in saiG deed Of Trns The lille to said prop
erry is believed 70 be gpod but. acting as Trustees
shall convey only such said deed Of Tus vests in
U.s.
JOHN =. CAMDEN } r
/ WIN. WRIGHT, ifusee''
August 2i-tSS.
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CoMVIssIONER's SALE LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
DV virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior Colrs
- of Law and Chancery for Nelson COUNTY, Of the
9th OF October 1916, pronounced in the therein
pending IN which William S. Loving. Administrator Of
Samuel Loving, decd, and others, Plaintiffs Daniel
A. Chedtwood and others, deicndants shall on Sat
urday the 9Th day OF September next the PREMISES sell
Tor cash. to the highest bidder, the Tract Land bill
mentioned containing by survey and plot the papers
OF said cause moety OF hundred six and
ourth acres OF land is the occupancy said
Cheatwood and aoins his other lands the James
Christian and Others Buffalo River in the county of
Nelson CHAS PERRUyy Com
Aug -t9S
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale postponed until the 26th month";
(>cptenber) CHAS PERROW Com
Sent t26S o-''
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G r z A = S A I. z

orcS : : Z :: a = =. 5 4 f. j;.o~
On friday, tie 22rd, Of September.
DURSUANY % Deed Of Trust executed b. {. T.
Tucker 20 The undersigned, dated ;. >ugls. lss.
oey all the stock China Glass Stone and Earthcnwa,.
now hand in the Store, of said ruckc, Main
GREATLY EEpU CEi PRICES
Until Friday the 92l September, which day and the
succeeding ones, the residue III II n.. wi! b. offered
~ Aucti ION
The attention of Merchants about 70 lay in their r. sup
PLY, is particularly invited to this sale
Terms Cash G,r all sums undes s20-on greater sums
Liberal time will be given, which will be knosa on
GEO WI sESsCH. Trustee.
EENT.-yhe Office in rear OF m, store. well c.cY
Au5u': 2l-rsif soHs ,pCRvI-, AZ.
.M3GT STREET. +ROPEXTy FOR S.ILE.
'tAE undetermined. coinmiss n IS acrs, under 10
Il of the Circuit Superior Cou ii of Law and
Chancers for the town of jyuchburg. pronounced Ia.
9ih day of June loll, in the of Smith W. Bagws
administrator Sc. will If for sale the highest BIZ.
der. on Thursday. the 2oh day Of September, the foI
lowing II uses and I.ots embraced said Decree to Wit
GEs= ihe BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, Ct
fM situated on main street, nearly opposite Ea.::i
AX4A to Dibrels, IIote This vi frons forty L1....A
'.eet on main street. and rune back hundred aud
,hrts 'wo feet. The House is divided two tsne
meats ne bIseNent stories well adapted u business
purposes al the upper stories 10 the accommodation IS
.so g.n,..l ,sa;'es. Or they might b. conveniently
90, ed and used g., he nur9,se, o. large 3 srdnI
H,nsa Also the Mood ii,:~e sHa l"' sdj'lnin. tn.
.b we ds.c, ..l property. yr..e. !" the occupancy "
NJ. q >ulc. Yhi. ls has INT o. twenty 'hre.
,,et NINE inches m nng aac. hun:,c! and thirty
two sce, Th. lowe, pa q the House IS w. ad.f,
I'd :" Grocery, her bus s"o 'h . upper "a"
the accommodation % gsniee! fan ~ ne S''se ~.
scrlted property will he sold c,e, " s1' '"ee
and eighteen months; negotiable notes. W" A!P'o
enorsers, will he required % the pu'chaae' 'e c
to the property withheld until the whole oi III. Yu. "a~
money sl.al! t~ paid.
JOHN SMITH, j.. C.
WM I. SMITH. !
Aug ga G 2tuf 2H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

LyNCHBURG FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE session Of this Institution will commence on
Monday, the 18th day of September ISIS Terms here
ofoe For further liars circular be obtained
Book Store OF Messrs PAYNE Bro: the residence
subscribers. The undersigned accommodate IL
20 boardoIs
NJ. 4. s C. GORDON.
Sept 7-4wf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YANIIE snb.,be: having taken into hi. business a.
u partner.
JiAIES H. STTGLER,
the bu.ness will from and after this time be conducted
under the of Peters 4 Slicler He returns his
scere and grateful thanks his old friends and
>'s who have SO long Patonzed and would respect
@,Jl>' solicit continuance If the to the firm.
DON i. G. PETERS.
August It's
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BIZ DUNLOP. .VO.NCCRES co.
RrcHmosp, W.
SUGAR, MOkASSES. COFFEE. SC.

At AUCTION.
O. FRIDAY. the 22ld inst. 81 10 O'Clock =. on
"1r1'"nS at c.etls. "e will sell. 10 close coniign-
Hru' say
}6> hhd. Su-., fro n fair 20 choice quality
$50 bbls Y M1lassrs-prime quality
80 hhdS prime Matanzas MolAsses
iD0 b5s Loaf Sugar
$50 bags r. and Laguay,a Cite
Ttrnls-Inder 81 90 cash; over 400. four month,
c'edlfnr approved negotiable paper.
sale p sitive end without regard 10 weather.
Richmond. Sept. Is 1t
Dunlop, MONCCRE s co Anc.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

TO CONTRACT TORS
NE have on hand. suitable for Cnntrsrtors
w 1900 III. Cast Steel. assorted sig.
5000 Feet Patent s,fe'y Fuse.
1900 lbs. Round, Square. aud Bar !ron, we'll -
s,rted
$1,000 ms. Western Bacon. prime quaity.
ID I'm .'!in-land" >hovels,
ALSO
~ of Crow Bars, >edge. Mould anil Rop.
SPIT. IS-s McCORhLE < SIMPSON
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$4,000

NJ ANIED for debts, which we find due on our
w Books. Having determined to close our business
IN this place. request all persons indebted to Water
house 4 Whttemore, or Whiiienore + Co. to call and
se',e before the 18th Of September, all debts not SET
ed before that dale shall be conn eed 10 place in
hands Of an officer fur collection
WHIITEMORE CO.
September As
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

WHITE LEA D. =. 500 lbs. Lewis 4 Cos. W hite
w Lead, Just ed direct from the
end Tor sale by McCORkl-E s. SIMPSON.
September Ats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

FEMALE SCHOOL
mi RS F.. II CHAPLIN having a~socisted Mrs. NJ
1yl A.s,Oey win her. they hope by their united ef-
oris 10 render heir school every way efficient Their
first session opens the 25,h Of Sept. the Basement
Story of the Proies,ani NlehuIst Church.
1etns--lsi Class including all the higher branches
$I5-2ni Glass 4t0-7and the Junior Glass 81 30
Sept Ito
LtCORltE
$50 Cases Mass and Stick l.cotce. For sale bt
August Ia MCDANIEL + LEE
ttHISHEF, BRAvDf, he.
HE1E have just received and offer fur sale
w 50 bbls. Cummon Whisky.
30 do best Old Rsctiied do
Alsu, superior Co,nac and Champagne Br.nass,
August =" MCDANIEL 1 LEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-18

INOR EENT.-Ihe Office in n, Store well c1cu
II lated for professional nan.
Au,us: 2l-ts JOHN : pTRvI. A..
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-25
ANOTHER REBELLION IN CANADA.

The seed sown by the Canada Rebellion
in 1927, seems to be springlng up in various
quarters oftbe Provinces. There isa smo,h-
cred restlessness evidently soon to burst up
on the public. The English have sludiously y
kept from Office the French portion of the
inhabitants, while they have constantly i'm
ported the sprigs of nobility to fill all the
places of any emolur'ent OF honor. The
French have borne il with fortitude. They
now boldly say, they will submit to it no
longer. Their leading and wealthy men
have banded together for "Rf form and Pro
gres5," mild and lawful term for Rebellion.
Within the past month, there has been
considerable commotion among The English
portion of the Lower Province, on discover
ing secret circular, that has been circula-
ted throuhou' the Canada1 We copy from
IT. The leaders Of the association are said
to be the frs men in Quebec. Most of
them were conservatives in the late Rebel
lion.
Sin order to effect a ready and complete
organization of the country into one vast
Constitutional Committee Of Reform and
Progress, the following is the course which
the Central Original branch al Quebec has
thought i, advisable 10 suggest, and whereof
the details are contained in the instructions
TO be transmitted in short time to the lead
ing persons of each locality:
"Upon the receip, of these documents,
the influential and jealous persons of eash
parish are requested to assemble the elec
tors of their locality, TO hold prnezsmtoryI
meeting for the purpose Of taking mo cor
sderation tho imrorrant object of the re-
quired organization, and 10 elect Presi-
dent, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
and Parish Committee, &c. These officers
and Parish Committees to form a council,
which, at its first meeting, will elect presi-
dent, two Vice Presidents, a Recording
Secretary. Corresponding Secretary, and a
General treasurer, These county Councils,
whose meetings ought to be held in the
most central place. will take nto considera-
lion the drafts of rules and regulations which
will be submitted 10 them by the Genital As
sociation Of Qnccec, TO be afterwards trans
mitted 10 each Parish Committee, who will
adopt or amend them as they may think pro-
per. AS soon as each county is completely
organized, ii will be necessary 10 notify the
same, together with full particulars, TO the
General Association at Quebec, whose duty
it will be to keep the councils duly informed
of every subject in which they may have an
interest; and it will be the duty Of the coun-
ty Councils TO I1nsmt to the head
Association every information concerning
the general cause" ."-Detroh Free Press.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-25

II must amuse those who have read the
history of Eng land, to read comments of the
London papers on the subject of the Mex
can war. The exceeding Innocence of John
Bull, and the holy horror he feels al the idea
ofconquest He never heard of such wick.
ednesS as war of conquest, until the news
eff the Mexican war reached him. Now if his
Satanic M jesiy has any pride of being
considered the priuceof impudent hipocriies,
he will certainly trot off TO plndemonium
excessively mortified when he reads the in
nocent homlies Of John Bull on The great
sin OF war. particularly, when conquest is the
consequence. He will find himself so far
outdone in impudent and brazen hypocrisy
that he will be ashamed to appear openly a
gain in England in this age.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-01-25
Dow, JR.
THE LABoRER's oRIsON AT SUNRISE

How pure. the air, how sweet the breeze!
The dewy grass how vsrnul!
What Being hath created .hese
But Thou, the great Eternal!
wcrld Of goodness spreads around,
A heaven above doth bless me;
But man. tho foe Of man is found,
And laws unju oppress mel
grid me for another day
OF labor unrequitted;
My Father and my Deity!
When shall these wrongs be rghted!
Oh! stretch Thine hand out o'er the land,
A strong, Just rsdresser,
And bid the PROSTATE poor upstand
And humble the oppressor.
We ask thee for our daily bread,
Our feeble lives to cherish;
And 10! bounteeu feast g spread,
a That meme for lack may perish.
fut king and statesman, peer, and priest,
Whom guile hath made the stronger,
Hath oriveR thy people from the feast,
Condemned to toll and hunger.
Oh! Lord how long shall this prevail?
:, How long Thy judgments linger!
Our little ones for bread do wall,
Their mothers faint for hunger
Afar, we stand gloomy band,
Our worth, cur wants neglected,
The children in their father land
Cut off, despised, rejected!
"Oh, Lord! how long" the myriads pray,
g How long this sore despisement?''
"There is no Cod" the sppressors say,
"Te mete us out chastisement."
But know. ye proud, ye sordid crowd,
A storm shall yet e'ertake you,
Whom Gods right hand comes s'er the land
Like withered stems to break you.
IT, humble your obdurnte pride,
To ope your sealed gamers,
Rough. shod, a mighy cause shall ride,
O'or ysu. uplifted scorners:
And change you like the fea,hered snow,
The melting sun hung o'er it;
And whirl you as the wind doth blow
The desert dust before il!
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"Will yout have Daily, Sun?" said a
news-boy to Mrs Par'ington, while she was
travelling Gut West. a. :
"Will have daily SOM Why, you lit.
lie scapegrace! How dare you insinuate
against lone woman, away off from home!
No, indeed, guess went have a duly
son! My poor dear man used to complain
dreadfuly when lpresented him with year
Iy son. A daily son, indeed! Bsgone you lit
lie upstart imp!' and the old lady called for
the old turkey-lail fan 10 keep from swoon-
ing,
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CHART OF HEALrn.- - Lopc--A complaint
of the heart, growing out of an inordinate
longing after something difficult to obtained
1t generally attacks persons of both sexes:
between the ages of fifteen and thirty; some
have been known to lave it attic age of six
ty. Symptoas-Absence of mind; giving
things wrong names, calling Tears nectar, and
signs zephyrs;a g'eat fondness for pNetry and
music; gazing on the moon and stars; tooth
ache: loss of ofappelite: neglec, of business
loalhing for all things, save one, bIood-sho,
eyes, and constant dcsi G to sigh. Effect
A strong heartburn; pulse. high: stupidity;
eloquent eyes; seeplessness, and all that,
sort of thing; at times Imagination bright;
bowels of roses; winged cupds and buttersd
poas; then again oceans of despair; racks;
tOstures end hair trigersd pistols Care-Get
married. 49,,