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From the Winter's Wrath.

From the Win,er's Wreath.
MOUNTAIN CHILDREN.
by Mary F1oDii.
DwciIen hy lake and hill!
m~ty cosnpHiHons Ufthe bud and boo,
Go gladly firth, sWd drink III JOY your Aa,
Whh unconsimined step, mud spirit free!
No crowd impcdes your way,
No cay wall p~s,scs'ses year farther bownds.
Whose the wild H,ck can wander, ye may stray,
The long day through, 'mid summer sights and sounds
Tbs sanshine and the flowers;
And the Old trees TINT east q solemn shade
TIE pleasant evening, the fresh dewy hours
And Ne green hills wl'eTeon your fathers play'di
The gray and ancient peaks.
R0,nd which the silent ctosi,is hang night and day
And the low voice Of water, as lis makes,
Like Q glad creature, murmurings Of delight
These ae your Joys. Go forth-
Give your hearts up unto their mighty power
For In hs spirit God ias clothed the earth,
And s,cakcth soleinnly from tree and flower.
Ths voice of hidden ribs,
Ss Snsrt way into your spirits ends
Aud awfully the everlasting hills
Address you 10 their many ioned winds.
Ye 81, upon The earth.
winning lis flowers, and shOrhg, null OF zee
Aud Q pure migluy influence, 'mid your inirth
hoslds your unconscious spirits silently.
Hence ID il that the lands
OF storm aud mountain have the noblsst sons
Whom tic world ev'fcnces-ibe patriot bands,
Were Of the hills like you, 80 little ones.
CAhdsen of pleasant soug,
Are taught within the maintain sohiudes
For horny legends 10 your wIids belong,
And youis ere haunis where inspiration broods.
Then 60 foth--carh and sky
To you are iribsnnry--Uys are spfcad
Pro(ussly, like the summer flowers that ie
Dc The giosn path, be"eatn your gain-son,e tread.
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MUSIC ur YESTERDAY.

BY Mrs. Hsmans.
~ chord, the hsrp's full chord 10 hushsd,
Thu voice haiti died away,
Whsnss music, like sweet watsn gusAsd
But yesterday.
NE Weakening note, tho i~eeoc like swcil,
> The full o'esw coping tone,
The sounds that sighed "a Farewell fa.owcll!"
Ara ssno-sl gone
1hs love, wbcse burning spirit passed.
With tie rich measures How,
Tho grirf To which IL sunk at last -
Where are they now
They are with the scents by Summers breath
Domc fi~n n ro~c now sled,
Whh the wOsds from lps long sealed in death
foreyes fled!
Tho ~sea-sll~li of lis native deep
A thrilling moan retains /;
Dut Garth and air M record keep
~ parted strains.
And MI the memories, all the dreams
They wake in floating by,
The tender thoughts, III tlystan CLEANS
Could these too die!
They died las on the waters breast
The ripple aselts away,
When ile bseeze that stirred 1t sinks TO rest,
60 persisted they!
Mysterious in their sudden birth,
And mo,r,ful In their close
Passing, and finding not ON earth
Ann of rrpse.
wheDcc were. they = like the breath Of flowers.
Why thus 10 come aud go!-
= bWng, hong journey mud he oiiIa,
Ee this we know
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HOLY DYING.


Calm is tlie parting hour,
When Death with sovereign power
Throws DER the righteous soul his heavy chain -
Nor d, uht nor dread attend,
While round him loved ones bend
Bot peace celestial Knocks the body's pain.
Ns friends hang round and weep,
While like nm infiini's sleep.
The chilling letlnrgy of Death steals oil
And DER his eye the glaze
Falls, and the spirits blaze
FlaShes for once, and al. uf earth Is douo.
He sees The Inks &c earth
pxt, a8d his final birth
To perfect loIiness with mplured eye
Behind. a vale Of tears
In cksid and shade appears,
Before, the hedvea-bright iiclds Of promise lie.
How silent, like the breath
OF morning, was TINT death
No agony nor %toruring thought was there;
And what a holy smile
Plays round those lips the while,
And how, ike heavens own arch that brow Is fair.
o may my footsteps tread
This path by virtue led,
AnA Gods own Day star ill I sink IN auA;
Ard WHEN I bay me down
To sleep, D. may the crown
Shine on my eye that circles round the just!
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Nov. D..

DIR. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR ~INTEMPERANCE.
ENROM the Philadelphia Monthly Journal Of Medicine and
II Surgery, edited by N. r. Smith, M. ID. Professor Of Sur
gerry in the University Of Maryland: " Chambers medicine for
the relief Of drunkards has been used with success near Louis
vile, in the cases of several negroes. II completely reformed
them Of their vice."
The following is from a circular signed by John Rogers, jobs
Kimhan, and Freesc Dearborn, Esgrs. SeIectmen ofExeter-
I" We would suggest the %propriety Of making an spPIoprisien
from the licence tax for the purchase Of Chamber Med,eins
We have placed a quantity Of this article m the hands Of our
Physicians, who administer il free Of expense to all who will
take il, and we are happy to have il in oui power 10 state, that
more than twenty Of our most confirmed drankards have taken
il, and those who have completed their course, have been cured
by it, and restored totheir friends and 10 usefulness in society,"
In every case where il has been tried In Portsmouth, and IL
vicinity, Qrom so 10 4) II has not been known 10 fail Of eject
ing a cure.
1t i, prepared only by DR.. James II. Hart and Mr.. a. y.
flaming, successor. 10 Dr.. Chambers, at their Office in Rutgsrh
Medical College, and at the Medicinal Store Of DR.. Hart, eos
ner Of Broadway and Chamber street, New-York. The med
icine is put up in letter packages, sufficient for an individual
case, accompanied with directions, and can be sent by mail
ALL orders enclosing the usual price, Eve dollars, and postage
paid, will receive Immediate attention. Those who are unable
to pay, on personal application of the individual 1t our sA6es,
the medicine will be administered gratis.
CAUTION.-In consequence OF the great celebrity which
DR.. Chambers medicine has acquired, there are and doubtless
will be many spurious limitations Of this valuable remedy. The
public are informed that the directions accompanying The gen
uine medicine are signed by JamesH. Hart, NJ. b. and A. N.
flaming For sale by SMITH x PARhENTxR at the Office
Of the Literary Cadet, and by JOSEPH BALcH, Jr. South
Main-street. May %.
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A LBERTS' SPECIFIC FOR CHILBLAINS, hsyne
"a stood the test Of many years experience, and receives
the commentator Of innumeTaJle sudei ers, a, 10 rs almost i'm
mediate and nerer failing cures, is, on the approach Of VIM
ter. again proposed to the public.
In thus advertising this article, IL Is with a confidence ne 10,
lis excellence and certain healing properties. II may be used
by adults and by children, without the least trouble or ineon-
venience. II operates as a Preventive; and ia slight easaA
cures are often effected in tnenfyJouy hours, and severe
case, in two to four days. The most respeetAbls references
can he presented.
One Phial will often be found sufficient for the cure Of sew
eral persons, when the cases are slight and the wash used With
care.
This remedy !, put up in Phials, each wrapped in printed
directions for use, with the ,rriuen signature ofHenry Albert,
and to prevent imposition, on The outside Of each, by Chariss
Darrell, who is the p%roPrietor's only agent for the UnAsd
States.
Wholesale price, 90 per dozen--at RETAIL rs cents each ph-
al. All orders will receive immediate attention.
CHARLES DARRELL
No. 1856, Washington-street, B@tSA
Nov. D. WFsb.
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THE DEPARTED.


Bv Miss Landor.
And illus I Ain away.
Earth = lovely things.
'nc'ss VIC snow ~ summer SHOW
,v w" ~ mve'y IVY nowe'.
Ger the roses crimson hourl
Where's the gold the bright pure gold
Ger The young labumum flung?
And The fragrant signs that bfeathed
Whence the hyacinth dropping hung!
Gone, gune-they all are gono.
Aainen, iovrI'eI ,Iian iie spring,
ntny o,oom eep."su u"i
o. thine eye NJ April blue
Where are Thy sweet bursts of song
Where The wreaths that bound thy hair!
Where the u,oosand priso''er curls!
Add The sunny smiles Wber
Gone, gone-uiey an are gone.
v-,, 49,. .,..
hvSsu, ., wnose = rn'.e open DOW
xvh.s.' ~ a'ema un,ne sas,e sye'
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EARTHEN AND CHINA WARE.

Mu OSES POTTER Il GO. No. 80, CleapsiJe, have just
lVA received per Sims New York, Caroline, and Augusta,
6s crates and hogsheads Of Eariben and China Ware, Of
tleif own Importation, fom one of The most celebrated man.
pfactories IN Stafordslire; ; comprising a good assortment OF
d. Z. Enaml,d and G. q. Ware, Of the newest patterns. ana
China Tea Sets OF new slaoes and patterns. For sale
,ybn,esa,e and retail ON l,yor?Jle ,ernIs. Dec
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,

HF every description ave manufactured and sold by the
subscribers. and warranted In every respect equally No
rood and q cheap = - ~ ~parchssed In the city of New
York. BILLIE h PRlCE,
No 10 peshs NbaF.
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HATS.

ECEIVED by the Benjamin franklin, and this moro
~ ing opening, a few dozen OF first quality BEAVER
HATS, which aIe off superior Iuslre.
ALSO.
A few dozen elegant London run oDAL CAPs.
Nov. 2e- w. l.. ALORlCH.
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CABINET FURNITURE.

No. Gs, O STREET.
TUNIIE subscribers, grateful to their friends and The public
for mast patronage respectfully inform them that they
keep always on hand a supply Of fashionable and common
Furniture, made OF the best materials, and from the newest
and most approved patterns, among which are
Ward Robes aud Sofas,
s%Ia and Tables.
Bureaus, various patterns and sizes,
Work Tables, SC. &c.
Those In want OF any articles In our line, will find It 10
their interest 10 give us n call before purchasing, Ms we ne
determined TO sell as cheap rs any regular Cabinet Maker, in
this town, and our Furniture being manufactured imme-
di,,ely under our own direction, will he warranted equal
both in materials aud Workmanship, TO any made In This
country. .
p'" NAV ~ ty' SAMUEL 4 JOSEPH RAwsoN.
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POETRY.
Hom tAs Legendary.

from tAs Legendary.
'lssr MEETING OF TIE OLD ANDNEw woRLI
l492.
By Mrs. Sigeurssy.
~ comes! she comes! With lss white sa'b spreads
WhII lrr banners proudly streaming.
WIKI q naughty brow, and an eye NJ dread,
Through is darkeoed fringe. beaminr.
AID vim \ sls, mid tlsse Island shades,
Uorheldcd fron wong % danger, ~
we hssses firm ihe depth ~ her frFcst glades
70 welcome The slateiy stranger!
gIss s:snce hecds us the gathering Storm
IN Ne sisnrac ivy u bes~s,
And The erasp IL her hand b o. free and wnrm
Al tbs wealth Of her ebon ircsscsL
Due The gnld from her river shall turn 20 dus,
Eve from history's scroll hath faded.
T1ss dscsls of That visitant's savagc lust,
WIN thus her reala invaded
Ties, many . Playing eye must weep
Ger the Old Wohds shameful Story
A the scasirge which size raised DER her sisters s.oep,
And the blood llrat skinned her glory.
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FRENCH GIRLS.

US1' received by the subscriber at No. 25, Markets..
Q a good assortment of French Curs, Puns, and Frizeltes,
OF the most fashionable kinds and warranted ola superior
quality.
Also, a new supply of large and small Tortoise Shell
Combs. EDWARD +. MILLER.
Nov 20 I'm
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SAMUEL N. BISHOP
~BRoADCLoTHs, CAssIMEREs& MERINo suAwLs.
HARVEY CLARK,

No. 81, .Market-street,
AS received and will open this morning, n general as
Ell sortment Of Fall and Winter Goods, among which are
black, blue, olive, steel mixed and bottle green Broadc.otls,
CasSimeres and Sattinetts; CambIets; green Bookings; red,
yellow and white Flanncls; blue and mixed Peisse Cloths;
morino, red and white Valencia Sllawis; black and red fig
ured Bombazetts;C ircassians; figured Fiannois; black Satins;
g,uze Wells; biack and white English %Ginghains; Calicoes;
Silks; English Blankets; Frocking; deer skin Gloves and
Mitens; Ribbons; Laces; Ladies' and Misses Lined Gloves;
Tickinps; Ginglians; Checks; Sheetings; Shirings, &c. &c
which will be sold at such pices as cannot fail to suit Gus
toners.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
y Particular attention paid to the sale Of Broadclolls,
Casslmeres and Satlipeits, Nov 3
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that all accounts belonging to the late
n firm Of W. l.. Henry, are left with Borotio C. Bud
son, for colecticn, who is hereby dolly authorised TO receive
and receipt for the same. WILLIAM HENRY,
THOMAS ENBY
N. B.. All persons indebted as above are requested TO make
immediate payment to the subscriber.
Nov If UOGATIO C. HUDSON.
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A NEW ARTICLE

XXIHlCH 1t may truly be said is Water Proof-a new
w supply Of India Rubber Shoes in addition 10 his for
mer stock, together with a few pairs of India Rubber Boots,
which will be sold cheapfor approved paper, or cash, Whole
sale and retail. Please call and see at No IL Westminster
street. s. {. SMITH.
Nov. %. If
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V PRINTING PRESS.

VUNBE subscriber having simp.ifed and improved his
IL Printing Presses, now offers them at reduced prices,
viz: Imperial, $500, Super-rOy0l, S2I0, and Royal, $500,
and warrants them for the term If one year. The alteration
is principally in the manner Of apply ing the power TO The
main levers. OHN !. Ellis
Hartford, Nov. IS, 1923. 3w
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GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
ALL ~

XKTEERE seats can be taken for Boston. Stages leave
w every day, at 8 O'Clock, A. M.
Books kept also at spencer's, Manufacturers Hotel; Gus
sey's, North MINSTREL; Clark's N. M. Street; and New
toms formerly Stone'sO North End.
All Information respecting the Boston Stages will be given
by the Agent at the above Office.
N. B.-Extra Coaches furnished ut short notice.
Nov 26 AZARIAH FULLER. .A0ent.
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DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
sEP PILES. @E1l

rNEW CASE OF a CURE.n
"BosTos, NosEMBga 9th.
SIR,-The Pile Ointment and Elcctuary I lately had or
- you has had an excellent Effect have been tfouhaed9
fer years with the Piles, and have never found any remeds
that would compare with yours. The late attack WINS a s..
we're one, but the relief was almost immediate. I take greae
pleasure In communicating this to you, for the benefit Of any
who may be suffering under SO painful disease.
u Il
"MR. KIDDER:"
The original letter may BE- seen at tho Cosnfiss Asen
ofhe Proprietor.
The Proprietor Of this Medicine, recommends 10 with.
the fullest confidence, M one Of the most valuable remedies.
yet discovered, for The cure Of the painful and debnitafing com.
plant OF the Piles. lie deems ID unnecessary 10 uuhnEh any
ther than tho fore going testimonial In its favor. This rnpcdy
as more perfectly answered the purpose for which Il is in
ended, than any other now In common use, and affords i'm
tdato and permanent relief, both from the disorder Itself, b
$ accompanying symptoms OF pain In the loins, vertigo, bead
ache, loss Of appetite, indigestion, and other marks q debilky
The remedy u quite innocent, and may be administered 10.
all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Directions with n,
description Of the complaint accompany each package, which
consists Of tro borcs, one containing m Ointment, and tho
other an Eicetudry-Price 81 Cor both articles, or but 50
cents where hit one My h wanted.
49, Prepared and sold wholesale, together with the " Con-
mar Medicine, !" by the sole Proprietor 7. ID q HE
Counting Room over No. 20, corner Of Count and Hanover
streets, and retahcd BY hts special appointment, by the co..
lowing Druggists. J.BALcH and JoBs N. NAsoS q Co.
Providence, ID. A. L. MOORE, Newport, and ID J. Will
LiAMS, Wa rem. 80
- observe thr, mono are genuine without the written -
nssufe Of r. Kippss, on the outside printed vpppsr.
~ nVs dsccur Dade n thss vbo buyS 81 a0is.
ONf ~
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NEW GOODS

NEW FOODS.
ARCHER & T will open this morning, a fresh
supply of CLOTHS and CASSlMERES, togt tller
with a general assortment of Goods In their line, which were
bought at auction in New. York at very reduced prices, and
will be sold ut a small advance. Nov 10
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LINNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURSERIES,,
Near New York; WILLIAM Prince, Proprietor.
VUNlllS establishment 80 well know for It's great extent,
n has now to offer to the public, In addition TO the I'M
mense collections of former years, several hundred new
varieties of Fruits, which have recently been brought into
notice by MIR. KNIGHT, President OF The Horticultural
Society Of London, and other distinguished horticulturalisls
most Of which are in possession Of no other persons in the
Union. The assortment of fruit uees, OF all kinds, has been
near doubled, and the collection Of ornamental trees, flower
ing shrubs and plants, green. house plants, &c. has also been
greatly extended; the Cherries, and many other kinds, are
of a superior size. And in consequence of the great exer-
tons made, the orders will be executed in a very superior
manner.
Catalogues of the collection may lie obtained Of the sub
scrber, graiis-whO has also for sale q Princes Treatise on
Horticulture, with descriptions Of the various trees, and di
rections for their culture" Price 81.
EDWARD II. U Agent,
Oct No. "a, Morketsquare.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-04
DyspeNsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have beenproyed tina, in
IL fallible testoftruth, experience, the NOS, e.
fectual medicine ever offered in any country, for De
cure ofal those deranged states of the digestive
gans, denominated DYS PERSIA, or INDIGESTION
which frequently appearance IN the most coz
pcated forms, such as loss ofappetite, scknessNu '
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belching up oiE.
ter, which issometimes tasteless, but most comment
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn, cos'iven'
paleness ofthe countenance, languor, lowne.. OF u:
spirits, papitaton Oft the heart, vertigo and diure
sleep The number ofthese symp' omsvariesIn dlft
ent patients, by some being felt only in parts, Wiz
others, have additional ones, equally disagreed
such as severe pains nthe head and breast iAtue't
emaciation, or wasting oftha whale hndy, uiih sIa
weakness particularly of the legs. These pills UI
most efFectualy remove allsourness OF the stonAS'
not merelyby ncutralizng the acid but by CORRECTLY
that morbid state ofthc secretons which give me e
it; and at the sametime will restore TO the debHio
organs ofdigestOnthat tone and vigor which IS al"
lutey necessary to the well being OF the animal etr
omy. The best proof Oft efficacy is, that thq
are prescribed By many ofthe first physicians, and y
ed by the neutrality-suspicious. Throughout iht'
Mon.
The above valuable remedy issold byE' S1ABIlh
&SON, lIexandria, who are agents for the N'nu''
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington City, and b! MOS
the Druggists throughout the United States, sdt
wholesale, by q. & w. Hull, Druggists, NrwlcH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-04
70 iIet,
State OF Maryland,
Charles County, set.

Charles county, SCI.
an application to the subscriber one OF the Judges
~ of the Orphans Court of Charles County, oy pc
ttion in writing of Iezekah w. Burroughs OF Cnares
County, for the benefit of the Act OF Assembly Tor
the relief of Insovent Debtors, passed at November
session 1906 and the several supplements thereto on
the terms mentioned therein schedule OF property
and list of his creditors OATH so far as he can as
certain them, being annexed to his 'tlon and be-
ing satisfied by competent testimony that the SAID He
zekiah w Burroughs has resided two years inmedi-
ately preceding the time OF his application IN the
State of MARYLAND and being also satisfied that the
said Hezek,ah w. Burroughs is in actual confinement
for debt and for other cause, and the said ezeKl
all W Burroughs having entered into bonds with SUI
cient security for his personal appearance IN Charles
Conty Court to answer such allegations AS his credit
ors NAV make against him. 1t is therefore ordered
and adiudged that the said IIezekiah w Burroughs
he discharged from Imprisonment, and that by caus-
ING COPY of this order to be inserted in the National
Integencer or some other paper edited IN the DIS
tr;ct of Columbia once a week for two months sue
cessve,y before the third Monday in August next, he
qiyes notice to his creditors to appear before the SAID
c,un,v Court at Port Tobacco in said county on the
third Monday in August next for the purpose OF re-
commenting Trustee for their benefit, and to shew
cause. if any they have, why the said fiezek'ah w.
burroughs should not have the benefit OF the several
nsolvent Laws of this State prayed.
JOHN FERGUSON.
;une 2-1aw2m' JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
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George 5. AOugh

VSn,w ~ .nrh5 select assortment OF SPHING
4 GOODS, among which are the following, viz
Blue cloths and cassimeres
Steel MKT and medley do
Black do, some superior
Yigonia and iiouen cassimeres for summer
Stripes of all kinds
White and striped s,tteens very neat for pantaoons
Colored and white drings
Beautiful assortment of vestings
Black lastingsand crcassians
Black and cold brocheIle, new article Tor coats, &c
| Super and common black bombazne
Bombazettes
Green, blue, orange and black ratne for coach lin
ing
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns
81 and Ga very stout barnsley diaper
DO do cotton do
Damask napkins
| Super black Italian lustrng
Black and plain gros-de naples
Pink, blue and real blue black satin
Bonnet cambria, millnet and foundation muslin
Furniture cambria and garment dimities
Plaid and stripe catiPalye
Batiste robes
Calcoes and super ginghams
First quality and common nankns
Nankin dye blue do
Grenadne and barrage scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze hdkfs
Fine blue searsuckers
large assortment of coored, black and white skand
cOttan hosiery
Gsuze hannes
Worsted bindings, all colors
Carpet do
| Red, black, drab and blue cotton 10
Parasols and umbrellas
Russia, Germanand Scotch linens and diaper
| White, green and other italian grapes
Black and colored Canton do
Mems and boys Leghorn, fine pan-lcaf& coarse hats
Leghorn fats and crowns
Super patent roller suspenders
Grey Canton pongees
Chcp tickings
with general assortment of
DOMESTICS IND COTTON YaRN
4,uo 90