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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

ONcg MoRE TO TUE REscUE.-We have gain
ed a great victory in kemper but let not the Tn
ion men sleep upon their posts, A greal strog-
gle is vet to come Off in November, it becomes
Us to be yigilant, active and perseyering. Re-
member that the price liberty is eternal yisi-
lance sleep not upon your posts, Union men
The enemy reused to desperation by their de-
feat will redouble their exeJtion. Every affiicc
their ingenuity or their despair can suggest vii
be put in requisition. 1t becomes every irleno
of The Union to be wide awake to their Ell
ort sand guard well the colors ofthe constitution
whichwe have planted upon the citadel Of liberty
With effort we may double tnot treble our ma
Iorty in November and give an eiIecual qaletn
to the advocates Of resistance to the laws Of Oh
country in Kemper. To do this, the friends Q
the Union must be viglant, active and indn'tri
Gus. Again we repeat "once more brothers
the rescue and the day is ours.-RePubticd
PaotS Sentinel.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

MATERNAL INFLuENCE.-Duringa lecture on
popular Education, recently delivered, Governor
Briggs related the following incident:
Twelve or Is years ago left Washington
three or four weeks during the spring. While
at home possessed myself with the letters OF
Mr.. Adams mother, and read them with exceed
ing interest. remember an expression in one
of the letters addressed to her son, while yet a
boy IL years of age, in Europe--says she, 81
would rather see You laid in your grave than
that YOU should grow up profane and graceess
boy"
After returning to Washington, | went over 10
Mr.. Adams seat one day and said to him:
"Mr. Adams, have found out who made you.
"What do you mean y said he.
REPLIED II have been reading the letters o.
your mother !" II had spoken that dear name
to some little boy who had been for weeks away
from his dear mother, his eyes could not have
flashed more brightly or his face glowed more
quickly, than did the eye and face Of that veneer
able old man when pronounced the name OF hi
mother. He started upin his peculiar manner
and emphaticaIly said
"fes. Mr.. Briggs, all that s good in me owl
TO my mother"
What testimony was that from this venera
able man to his mother who had in his remem
brance all the scenes of bis manhood
"All that is good in me owe to my mother !!
Mothers think of this when your bFighteye Iii
tie boy is about YOU Mothers make the fri
/ impressions upon their children, and those i'm
] pressions will be the last to be effaced.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

MoBILE AND ONO RurRohD-It is deter.
mined, we believe, by the directory 10 commence
LAYING the superslucture oflhi, road next week;
and we have every assurance that within three
or four months at arthes the whole work to
Chronicle Ohirty.three miles, will be flushed
and in operation This Of itself will iuuse new
life into our own tarGy share payers and perhaps
bring numbers Of new Subscribers who will be
more prompt in making payments.
It is also understood that over two hundred
miles of the road beyond will soon be let out for
grading. In Mississippi the bona ide, uncoad-
uonal subscriptions amount to full 5000 900, and
the moment the ground is broken IN that state
this SUN will be greatly increased. In every
view Of the subject, therefore, the prospects for
an carly completion of The great enterprise are
most cheering. The lands granted by govern
mcnt to aid the construction Of the road are we
believe all located and now possess an available
value. This liberal donation, with the thirty.
three miles of the road in working order, will
enable the company 10 make the best possible
arrangements for pushing on the work with all
needf, vigor, Indeed, there is nothing now IN
the way--iflhe Mobile Shareholders pay up
prompry-oC arranging for the completion Of the
entire road to the mouth otthe OHIO river within
five years. It can be done VIII not our PEG.
pie say it shall be done Think what picture
Mol lie will then present = Her. q, Trib.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

Trr True SrNTrMENT,--The Richmond re.
pobyjcap though ayerse to the conquest Of Cuba
by our government or people, cannot brook he
wropc And humanity praciiced by the Spanish
lyrants OF that Island, and eSeIaIm' III Is
the glory Of EngIand that 'he protects the nuns
besl If her subjects IN foreign lands with the
strong shield Of her national power Every ma
lion should follow her example, which would Sc.
crs the respect Of the world and the affections Of
its own citizens"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

LOVE AND LAVA young lawyer who had
.ons paid his court to lady, without much adj
aahclng his suit. accused her one day Of being
.nsenslble to the po0er of lore" 1T does
ho' iollow," she archly replied, ''lhat am SO,
because am not to be won BY tie porer Of al
.orney.' Forgive me" replied tie sutton, "but
YOU should remember that all vo.aries Of Cupid
ere .5oiehors."
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

BEAFsTAKE WITHour SALr.-Cut up the
steak into pieces about the size of mans fist
envelope each piece separately in corn meal
pack away in close vessel in as cool place as
you have, taking care to have a sufiiciency oil
meal between each piece to absorb any mois
lure that may accumulate. We save all oul
s .r IN this way and never have lost any
Try it.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

Kossurn--The Mayor of New J DIRK has re-
ceiyed a letter from Mr.. Brown, secretary of lie
cation at Consaninope, stating officially tina
kossuh and his companions would leave Tor TIM
country, in the United States frgate Mississippi
| on the lst l2lhl September, and would proba
by arrive about the latter part Of October.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

Small by degrees and beautifully less
w. - .oniisd 10 the progress of political aho'
,i9, ~ r. Kentucky. IRE think. In twenty-five
"o "Un', noIiing 2929s votes, Mr.. Cassus NJ
CIar receiyed al the late election Just 4iO votes
O'"y ''O'' Ncg York Mirror.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

Cy.T Dr. Chamberlain, the venerable and pop
ular President Of Oakland College, was murder
I'd by man named Briscoe, about the st o.
Sept. Brscoe perpeirated the dlaboIical deed
in the house Of the President, and in the presence
Of his family, stabbing him to the heart. ne
made his escape from the house, and put an enc
% bis own lie BY taking poison.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
ADVERTISEMENTS.

rApyERTlSEMENTS inserted at ONE
MIA ner square (en lines or less Tor ths first
and FrrrY CESrs for each subsequent insertion
lar Liberal reductions will be made to persons
who advertise by theyear
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

or A man who loves his family will take a
newspaper and man who respects his family
will always pay for u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
E=9 DEMOCRAT
:. nun,Ished every Saturday Morhi"s'
Term $.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DoLLANs IN n
,,s,nce ForR DoLLAasif payments delayed until
,he expiration Of the year
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
JOB PRINTING.

rTIOB PRINTING neatly executed, on
.bort notice and at REDUCED RATES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

All Instructions to the execution Of the laws,
all combinations and associations under whalev.
or plausible character. with the real design 10
direct. control. c0nniefact, or awe the regular de.
liberation aud action Of the constituted auhori-
ties, are destructive 10 this fundamental princi-
pie. and of fatal tendency. They serve To organ.
ze fiction, to give it artificial and extraordinary
frcc, TO put in the place Of the delegated will Of
the nron the will Of party often small! but
aru aud cnlcrprs,ng minority Of the commune
ty, and, according to the alternate riumphs Of
diIrrent parties 10 make the public adminstra.
ton the mirror Of the ll-conccrcd and lncongru'
ors projects Of faction, rather than the organ Of
consistent and wholesome plans digested by
common counsels, and modified by mutual int.
rests WASHINGTON
However combinations or associations Of the
above description may now and then answer pop
uar ends, they are likely, in the course of time
aud things, TO become potent engines. by which
cunning, ambitious, and unorincipled men, will
be enabled to subyeu the power Of the people
and to usurp for themselves the reins of govern
men destroying. afterwards, the very engines
which had Lifted them to unjust dominion.
Washington.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

" When we hear a man say II will con
suit my wife," we unhesatingly set that man
down as a safe enc 10 DO business with
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
EXTRACTS FROM JACKSON'S FARE
WILL ADDRESS.

Il is no longer question, whether this great
country can remain happily united and flourish
under our present form Of government. EXpe-
rencs. the uneuing ties, Of all human underia
kings, has shown the wisdom and foresight OF
those who formed il; and has proved that IN the
uailu Of these States, there is a sure foundation
for The highest hopes Of freedom, and for The hap.
p'aeys Of he yeople. At EVERY HAZARD
AND EVERY SACRIFICE, THIS UNION
MUST BE PRESERVED.
The possible dissolution Of the Union, has at
length become m ordinary and familiar subject
Of j scussioa. Has the warning voice OF Wash
irron been 6rgo,ten Or have dCs'gRS already
been formed % screr he taioR'
tits impossible to look on the consequences
which would inevitably follow the destruction OF
dlis government aud not feel indignant when
IS, hear COLD CALCULATIONS about the
value Of he Union, and aave so constantly letore
us Iiaf Of conduct so well calculated 10 ceakea
as hes
I'm order to maintain the Uaion unimpalred, II
Is absolutely necessary. that the laws passed 10y
The constituted authorities should be faithfully eH.
eculed 10 every part Of the country.
+ Itwou'l cease TO be a government and would
/ Ln unworthy of the name, If it had not the pow>
pr to enforce the execution Of it, own laws, with
/ 10 its own sphere of action.
Il +. from within-amepg yourselves from
rupiai'r, corruption, disappointed ambition ana
ia1rdigq'a thirst for p9wcr, that factions will be
formed; and liberty endangered. It is against
yqa4 designs whatever disguise The actor m9l
assume, Ihatyou have especially to guard Your
+ selves.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

II there be any among us who would wish to
dissolve the Mon, or to change its republican
form, let them stand, undlsturbrd as monuments
of the safety with which error Of opinion may be
tolerated when reason is Tree TO combat II,
Thos. jefferson, 1901,
believe this government the only one, where
cpery man, at the call Of the idc, would fly to the
Standard ct the law, and would meet nyas.ons Of
Of the public Order as his o,ra personal ca 'eerh
rhos. Jefferson, ls0l
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yaiaAsls Busasess Stand for Rent In washington
VI +

iiRkG stores, II bs large building erecting the old
established sand lb of wcst
Space, will be completed and pcsses0 given Isl of October
They built Ia the most oea style for tho dry goods
dcsp the ctea with store ~
wide by ~ feel high has Id vide by IS
deep and feet inches high tbs clear and finished for
well lighted by windows and around the
building lNe second sore fronting on Market space Is feet
~ide a6 wide by ~ feet deep having
wide by 2a feet long IL has baeen finished for
oom deep feet Unches high There
each with It's basement by
The thid s feet wide by "a feet deep with sky
iight idet by the large store could
be made by throwing the two last stores into one Each store mas
v&aat II the pavement fos fuel. -
Aso en possession given the h Of October next very
large warehouses the side OF AND
ffontuu he main business street In The
hla 50 deep II Is built ~ the
substantial aud capital stand for wholesale or retail
kusncss Of kind. @"
h) the three stores at the Of 1h
street OF the
tfonas hui the best and modern
boarding with the modern fixtures o
the story speaking tubes through the gasght
render very complete. Also balcony
around fronts Of the building level with paro
That The building which occupied By the boarding
corner building with extensive font The dining Is
ct long paiors each IS feet IS wds
nected By folding sliding There eight OF hosc
une rooms BY folding and sliding
snme paos the remainder Of those will pleas
AMI and chambers. 1t has also ktceNs and
large fuel The location Of the
desirable in the city apply subscriber the Poo
mac House, north side pennsyana between Sd
streets. ~,.,u . -
N0xxic
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DIiHOVALThe celebrated Dr. C. w ROHACK professor of
IL asol0gy astronomy phrenoogy, and gcomancy combined
viii! eonjuaion from Sweden having removed his office % No.
of Washington He has bsen consulted by all crowned heads Of
Europe and enjoys higher reputation asrooge than
living Natiyites calculated according geomancy
lade. 49, gentlemen Vs. Persons distance have their
by sending the of their BIRTH All
containing above fee will immediate aten
ton and naiyties of the world, written ON
durable he prepared make Of his power by
conjuaon Of the following topcs Courtshp advice
the successful accomplishment Of wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such given TO the free use
and for all Of hazard and for the recovery OF
property purchasing of lottery tickets Thou
sands the aboyenaed have been done in this city and S
vicinity, United full satisfaction of ALL
horoscopes have been cast during the last four
while Letters will aud will do
person. mail safe thar
need ust through the post Office Dr. koback
receives 900 monthly and has missed
will be gousIy attended TO, prepaid BE
post oicc and STATE For particulars
Of the Union get astrological almanac
gratis.
White street, New York.
On
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IN petition of Bamaba Lansdon Of Buffalo New pray
o granted 10 him OF
January 1885, planning shingles
expiration said patent which place
the 9h day OF January, 1852 5 .Est41s
lis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent oee
O'Clock, all
notified and show If they have, why said
petition ought TO be granted.
Persons required ne In the Patent
once Their objections specifically forth writing Mt least
twenty days before the ofheaing All Testimony nled BY either
be used hearing and transmitted
In accordance with The rules Office, which will bc FURNISHED
application.
Ordered also that this notice be published National Ine
gence epnblic and unon, Washington d. G.. Express New
YORK Albany State Register Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Providence Journal Boston Daily Philadelphia
and Pitburg three successive
previous TO the seventh day January 1861,
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner of PeteDu.
T. B. Editors Of The above viii copy
bills to the Patent Once, with paper notice.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD,
(7hc Diocesan College Of e Proteant EpisooPai Chreh
E tenth annual session will Monday, October 1851
i until the commencement day'-he last
recommended
opening but received at time they
estimated their
college number OF affords all the
and the successful
on collegiate coners its graduates the usual
dcmcal degrees.
The school Immediately adjoining the college and
rector, under distinct discipline
college special advantages the pup
the grammar school.
classes the study of the Greek language is
and its place supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
guages book keeping, hc.
The college is entirely heathul and, by it, dis
from and villages favorable TO good morals and
order.
Remp Hail. building 80 feet by 40, will be ready for
sddition
corps professors have recently appointed Hugh Davey
lecturer civil and ecclesiastical law, and John H.
Alexander, LII. d. lecturer physics and chemistry.
whole charge he in the college and grammar
months hundred and twenty
dollars yaje semi annually in advance.
cato OF az made
Rev. JOHN d. KERFOOT D. d., Rector
College OF ST. JamesP. o. Maryland.
Aug l4-3aw2m
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k nent annual session University OF Virginia win
on the LIST Of October and continue whoa u
and lcclureship viz:
l. Ancient Languages Gessncr HARRISON M d.
eiodem Language Professor NJ Sehele dc We're, LII d.
Mahematics-Proesor Edward IL, Courtanay, LII. ID.
:. Natural Philosophy Professor WIN. D. Rogers, liz D.
9. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Iompaatye Anatomy, Physiology and surgery H. Ca
g. Moral Philo.op,y--proessor wm H. meGuney DID, ILL., D.
" Law--Professor John b. Minor, LIZ ID. tU..
TO- Adjunct 9so%ss cor
my-John Staige Davis, A. NJ. NJ d.
To be admitted into University the student must be 10 years of
So Du, @ o. wo brothers aPpyng for macuaon the Faculty may
II the applicant has been student other in
es he produce certificate such other satisfactory
evidence, 70 the Faculty, Of general good conduct
Inc whole necessary exclusive OF eoss books and
pocket-money, estimated as follows:
Board, including sl0o
Fuel and Candles be furnished by the Proctor at cost and
dormtory u $50 two In lhe same room, at sl5.. Is
Rent entire donoy, sio; half occupied BY
SI Fee use Of library and public rooms. IS
Feess II single be attended $50 wo $50 each
II hree or more, Sa5 each.
In they 500
senior er.s w. higher fee IN each @ svns ad
sas5
Medical Department.
In the department entire expense
ticket and dissecng sos The session Of
months enables the student complete course OF studies s
that OF other medical institution in the Unon by at
tending only two lectures day
Lato School,
adjunct having been appointed in the department.
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
civil law together with an exposition Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity -
Aug ls-2awswtoi
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IN the petition Nati j. Wych, OF Cambridge, Massachu
SETS praying for extension of patent granted TO him for
an preparing shipping
the expiration OF said patent which takes place on the t
day OF December, ISL /.
il ordevcd be heard the Patent Occ
Monday the November next, at II O'Clock, and
ali appear show they have,
why saidp ought be granted
opposing extension required 10 file in the Patent
once their specifically writing, least
twenty days before the day OF hearing All testimony ed by either
pay hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules OF The occ, which will be furnished
application -.
tegencer Republic and Unon Washington city Daily Bee Bos
ton Massacha-et Providence Journal Providence Rhode
Island Corant Hartford Connecticut Albany State Register,
Albany " Erpess, New York and Pennyivanin inqui-
Pennsylvapia, week for three
previous the 10Th day Of November next the day
THOS. EWBANk,
Commi- Of Patents.
Editors the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills 10 the oaee with paper containing this notice.
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Mount Alban Institute.

rUTs Insuon very pleasantly situated the Georgetown
embracing the city Of washington,
IN, Potomac and the Of Aexandna IL de
sisncd extend OF the benefit OF good
Christian u seeks combine the advantages
thorough with The discipline OF
Christian home. -,
The regular win begin November Parents who for
earlier admission confer with the Rector
Application admission Of pupils for further niormaon may
be addressed, . : s....r :, m n
The Bishop cf Maryland, and Hnsh Dsysy Evans
IL, d. baltimore r. r. Chambers Kent county, MIDI aaron
Dayton ESQ., Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury nen
I,yons esq Gsercsown Bsverhout Thompson fisooro
North Carolina, Col. Miller HaIowes, st. h"ys,'eofsia
aep nwf
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New FalI and Winter Goods.

New Fall and Winter Goods
OOE BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between nh
Ill and 9th received and offer the
citizens cities Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
surrounding of Maryland and Virginia. full and
French, EBgsh and India fancy
dry Roods Of the impOTtations. They
Very elegant brocnde silks, dark ccors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poait de sole
Heavy waeed silks, all colors #
Real Irish poplins, richly waered, all shades
Very lustrous black silks, all widths
Superior wide colored silk velvets, every shade
French Merno cad Thibet cloths, great variety
French nous. de lanes, new designs
French cashmere de cnsse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemiseiles, with sleeves TO match
Real Valencicnnes lace chemsees and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shawls from Sl2 TO SIS
Velvet cloaks and manilI2s, new styles
Silk manilas and yisites, ,hso styles
Real cashmere slawls, long md square
Real cashmere and Thibet scarfs
Long and short sewing silk mils and gloves
Black silk iaces, black and coored silk fnges
Thread laccs and insertings wide and narrow
Muslin and cambdc rulings
Muslin and canbric inserings and edgings
Sash, neck, and belt nbands, &C., &c.
other entirely and desirable goods suit
able present approaching To which weekly add
will made purchasers be assured o hndng
during fashionable Styles al te lowest
prices &. a ., ,,v.>,,,r, -
Rept
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thankful patronage which he has
than een States, and from families hold
the respectfully
he fourth year OF his service IN this
Gig of his expeieDce) instructor OF youth.
Boarding School for the education Of
branches
limited twenty four pupt
domestic and thorough 1structon
attained
The intercourse In the family and the school FsneA,
Instruction ofa French lady educated for s oon in
Paris.
r. W. CUSHMAN, A. M,
Indiana avenue, near City Hall.
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United States Patent Once,
October q. 1 aa

October 8, 1861.
the petition Of NJ Sore Of PaIis France praying for the 81.
tension him Improved method OF
preserving aud steel 0xydauon years
from said PATENT which seventh
day Of December, A. D. 1851
1t ordered said petition be Once
Saturday, 9th 1851 O'Clock,
noued appear aud show they have,
opposing the extension are required Me In te Patent
Office objections, specifically forth writing
before Of hearing All testimony fIcd party
be said hearing be taken and
codancc with the rules the Office, which will be furnished
plication
Ordered also, that this notice published
gence Republic and Union, Washington, d. C Courier and En-
qurcr, New York Pennsylvania PHILADELPHIA
vania Providence Journal Povidence Rhode
verser, Boston, Massachusetts, Bulletin New
leans, louisiana and Ptsbug PsuTg
three successive weeks previous
cember
TnOS. EWBANK
Commissioner
r. s. Editors OF the above papers will please copy send their
bills the Patent Ofce, with containing this notice.
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