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ADDRESS OF THE CARRIER OF
oIHg CECIL WHlG' TO HIS PATRONS, JANUARY LIST. N4a

Old year, thou hast been year Of might,
And meath thy moons hath risen many wonder;
Monarchs have fed their thrones in wild ailiyht;
Nations have burst their CALLING bonds asunder;
The slaves OF Kings in power OF MEN bedlght,
Have spoken out tones ofmoral thunder;
Th' Old World eth ta'en lesson from th' New one;
But not alone in oden Lands hath change
Uncommon marked thy mysterious pa'h,
Here 'uealh Counbia's Eagles AIRY range,
The Olive branch hath swept away The wrath
OF strife which sister nations lid estrange;
And Peace doth reign Instead of blood and death.
Polk to give War, bid law go 10 the D-v-l-
Tlist gave Peace i'll amer as uuciviL
And happier change than that our land hath known,
Within the rolling OF the ended year,
The victor clefw every contest won,
Who meier surrendets and knows nought OF fear,
Has by the nation been claimed as her own,
And doth her nobe.t wreath sfhoaors wear;
Ola Rough and Ready, glorious chief aud great,
Hath chosen beer. to hold the helm of State.
Oh many proud and gallant heart to ex'acy was stirred,
And many loud hurrah went up whsn the glorious
heard,
Tha, he who won a, Monterey and Husna vis.s plain,
In a bitter and even.tnl ii ,h the Victor again;
Oh how the mills aud workshops rang with songs OF working
men,
And how the the tanners shouted Wild on hilltop and in gen
For we'll they knew that oco' rule in all the land DER
When Polk upon the ldes of March would quit the White
house door;
YEA well they know the spindle would Its merry hum re-
sumo,
And that the shuttle would again play brisky in the LOOM
That by the streams in every vale the busy wheels would
whrl--
That loud would ring the Joyous laugh Of many factory girl
The farmer knew that he would find market near his
home
And that for all his crops and stock the blinking cash would
Prospcrry"-'prospery the rejoicing cry was made
And confidence restored mongs all gave brskness unto
The wild and mad advenurer Tor gold may haste altar
And for an FL Dorado may giorily the war
The carrier hints smcrino shcep' mulfcriS" bubble
Yet still he hopes that not in vain the stormy hoEh' they
double,
Oh slow and the steady mule ;ha, climbs the mountain
Is The simple way that ofenest swes the solid fortunes tide
Pod on young naa behind your poughn twenty years. no
thanks,
You'll have more gold than he who digs sacramenos banks
Kind Patrons the Carrier. draws It's latter end
1t but remains him to wish that Heaven may to yon send,
Throuyou, the year Just usered in the richest JOYS and bliss
And kat you may prepare while here for brighter world than
this
And now tarewe-a kind farewell When This flies away
The Carrier hopes you ali may be far happier than oday
And that through many long, long year your may never
fail,
Is the earnes, wish OF the Cae-your humble servanCAlE.
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LVTsTLE MORE GRAPE CAPT. BRAGG,
J0KnT KRDER.
PHILADELPHIA.


Keeps constantly on hand, of his own man
factnrc and imported, a compile te asso rtmcnt
EIFLEa, Suor GrNs, PISTOLS &C., Which
warrants Of the best quality represented,
which he respectfully invites the attention
purchasers,
He is also prepared to supply Powder FLAsKs,
SHOT Bags, GAME Bags. SUPERIOR POWDER,
Gun CoTroN, PFRcrssluN CAPS, SHOT, BULLET
MouLDs, DALI X BLANK CARTRIDGES, and has
materials for Gun Makers, SSportsmen, Sc, on
terncs as low as amy other establishment in the
United States.
In testimony ofhis skill as manufacturer the
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE awarded 10 him 10 Ccri
Gcoies Ill the years Is 10 and 1912 and THREE Steer
.Ncdats in the years lsi4--ls46 and lsl7--all
OF which may be seen at his place of business
q "a choice supply Of RerOiriug Pistols con-
stantly on hand.
July Is, As, IN.
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&c eat is Diana OF The Eplesals "-sucl
The operinn, by IA wicked wag imposed,
For tbs ad ress. The Carrier likes it much,
CA, least much better llan Tic W1g supposedly
For twas the sound before whose magic touch
The wealth of olen purses disclosed;
Aud he who shouted by the shout gamer;
So II but means fork np"-lhsres nothing palmer
"Furk up''-sar no,--yonr poet Carrier sings
A continental sung to make yon eel,
Not bout your .izRard'5 cut your purses strings
IT, not tn heart, hath lies and truth Of stee)
Aud iihis song ashaf' or quarter" brings
Or een IA s:libe" ''levy' doth reveal,
His "wi'' and "patrons" both he'll CLEVER
And use the to praise the ether, ever.
V.ctoa qnsen of 1rilain's merry land,
Hath proud bard, her poet laureate,
And he before herlorls and ladies' grand
Doth on each New Years morn poem repeat,
For which his purse with guineas doth EXPAND
Therefore kind friends, to me 'seemelh meet
Your port should BE welcome your cash,
For he beat Vlclorias "al to smash
Ble as lark each New Years your poet sings
And his gay upon tho Of all his readers rings,
Aud Cscii dughe-wy the queen no vantage nn OF them,
Por your aueec Song tho better tho he ays hGseLem!
And ay tie year it nsncrs in prove tn your life,
ma years that all bright and better
succeeding around richer blessings throw
Down deep within the grave OF limo old FORTY EIGHT lies
cold
AT ne solemn hour Of last midnight his funeral knell IVES
to'd
Aud as we veil upon his death and The New Years BIRTH
Solemn and sad the thoughts that Of the changing scenes
of earth.
We laugh and ere itsr1g flushed, heart emts sigh,
And of spite Of the strength Of Pride tear bedms oar eye
Tbs though, Of many cherished hou enrns like glowing
tream,
AS the h Of lis bliss ashes atar DER Times recedns stream
We think Of he friends whoye been called away BY the stern
command Of Death,
And think of tn loved have lost by cold EsanSe-
men's breath,
In r snnbaht eyes that enchanted dreaming gaze
again,
Their sparkle alas is and gone and M thought brings
rush Of pain
Dearrosy lips so musical again before Us glow
We listen whp4rs Of love but all! no longer
they flow.
Oh rolling Time full many changers wrought by pass
ing year,
Full many loss and many pain to prompt tn sigh and
tn tear,
But amid the darkness there light and sunshine mid the
gloom,
And oft tn face of thy fierce storm-coud rainbow doth
iume
Bright spots OF green and OF sunny glow cluster thy path
along,
To give smile for every tear and pay each sigh with
Iheu robust of much but geth and when thou
nlakest us mourn,
s esuse.t how'r to spring from each tearwhile for
every thorn
Thou nrkcst bloom forth to gladden. away our grief
End sweet hcense around from every glowing leaf
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EONPARIEL WASHING SOAP.-This
" superior article celebrated for rendering the
hnrdest Of waller Efficient for cleaning all subs'an
ccs to which it may be applied and is fast super
acdimg all other kinds Of soap, Wooden nlunutac
urers, Hotel Keepers, House Keepers * Others
re invited to give il u trial. just ,eccyad and
or sale by Vim. TORBERT.
Aug. 10. is
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Sod ,o , severe storm which renrned ,ho ,t,icL
with rrcntlv increased vio;enre Gllow.J ~, N
bnro.s;ng couch, rreat eyncc,ora,iun IF ,nncr,
and bc,yv ni,rht swe,ts Ihese cont,n,c1 On .,
yoro ~, NV n,ss,rp down NE river. ,I,ot ~,
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: turn which drinped from nv bntv !, cu,,'..
as rrrai nsif bnJ lust come from h,,b, ny
rived ot homo nv friends and f,m,l, uoro ~,
Oh NJ nv, situation md ,Lonrbt tE,t "'.i
rnnd nr r,lIoning cnnsomn,,n, and r,r,, w.,
1--we many weeks lonrrr or his time -ha.,,,,,rh
/ was Severe. attached with much eypcr,nrl,ion
min in n. brc,st and rreo, or,,ci,,io,, w.,
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,ar nv, ro,,r,, rcH,.(,i,,on tho ,or,;aI Lr,G, !
had rscriyrd from DR., Dayis,s s;vrun w,hich
h,I ,I,,rgrtoI M, rarticnlnr o,,r,.,i,n y, ,l,n
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f,mi,y srnn~ai;v Who Witnessed ~, si,nn,;nn
H., i sLo,,1J nav, h,vo boom i, ;, ,-ra.o.
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FEVER AND AGUE!.!
TsTIlOROUGHLY ERADlCATEDSI
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MlXTURE!!!

ID INo'N AN - . lSANlC NliNI L III ~.
FEYHAT great National Old Favor,e, and
n STEERING Remedy :! Of EIGHTEEN
YEARS STANDINGS. unapproa ched in
its wonderful sue cess, certainty, and safety, in
the CURE OF THIS wRErcHEp coMrLAIN1F!!
Ms~lfy you would escape the arsenica poison
ons) countcricils take no. a bottle from any one,
that is not guarded by ,he"w1'Ncn signature" of
the original inventor and proprietor, JonN h.
RowAND, On poyer iabsl, crossing he mouth and
cork.
This remedy has never been bosterod up by
false and Gcccitiul pufs, but has won its way tol
the confidence and universa! adoption Of the in-
I.ahitants Of FEVER AND ACRE DisrRIcrs, BY
IRIS .OOD WORKS AND FRUITS ALONE,
10 which all the agents, and every person who
have used it, well testify. On
PROPRlET0R'S OFFICE.t
lt3 ARru ST, PruAp'A. 9
Also, Rowands rurgnlive Pills, Congh Lozcni
gcs, Blarkhnrcy Root Lo2enr"rs for Bowel Com
paint, Worm Lo2cngcs Sc. &c. &c.
AGENrS-Dr. Mtahc and Dr. Wallace
Ethton, r. l.. Thomas, J. J. Smp'rs North Z
East; Black * Bro. Charesown VIM. Hudson /
Ed, Scanlln, Joseph Bryan jr. Chesapeck Ciy,Y
j. l.. Clayton, Pivn; Bridge; &. B Whitaker u
Principle f; Henry sites, P'ncipio ). lhos.l
Murphy Bohemia Mills; Jos. BRYAN bohemai
Village Jones Mckasco, John b. Morton; war
wick; +. Is Cr2okshanks Cecillon. III.
Aug 3, lS4S.
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NOT

The Cr"hans' Court OF Ceci! county
hold their stated meetings on the End
Tuesdays Of February, April, June Az
gust, October ard December.
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no RE NEWS,
Sign of the Big Boot.

opposite TIE CcuIt House.
Tie subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and tur public generally, that he has
purchased Of ms brother. Nnoch Crouch) his
entire stock IF Iadira. Misscs', and children s
boots and shucS, and has commented manuiac-
turing Ladies shoes Of ever description. IIo
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call, with meas womcn's and
cllidrens boots and shoes ofthe best sort at very
low prices. TilOS e. CROUCH
E.kton, Feb Goth rs.
n. b. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and Shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
makers.
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PROPRlET0R'S OFFICE


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A fine assortment OF Thread and Needlework--
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Ana esrigiEaas Novel

A special feature for the present volume will
he the publication Of an OElGiEAi. NOVEL, the
manuscript OF winch has been purchased for the
purpose. The publication Of this novel viii com
mence in the third number, and wW IN no case
DC erttndcd jHt" he succeeding gear, even although
large number OF extra pegrs haVGto he printed
TO bring it TO conclusion before the close Of he
volume. This novel viii open to the reader
new field Of American traditions, entirely un-
touched by living, Cooper, or any Of GU. writers
Of historical fiction The scene orthe story is
in North Carolina, Just prior to The Revolution,
fictitious narrative, mass of historal traditions
respecting the carly settlement ofthe Carolinas
which, il we mistake not, will give quite :. new
aspect to that part Of our national history. The
writer, Mr. WILEY, who has contributed short
tale to our present nTnlbei. is IA native of \ orth
Carolina, and has trayerSed carefully all that
part OF the country which he has made the scene
OF his story for the purpose otgiv.ng the greater
fidelity and accuracy o! his descriptions. Win
out violating any Of his secrets, we may venture
to tell his readers in advance, that he has thrown
an intcrcs; (>o,reshing like that with which
genius has invested the abode of the knickcrboc
kcrs) over even the "Dlsmal Swamp" and that
not less dismal line Of sandy, harborlesS sea
beach, which stretches for hundi eds of miles
sonth ofCape Fear.
.4rothor eatuic will be serious Of Stories by
Professor AlrEE, of Wiliamstown Mass, illus.
lrating the times Of the early pUritans.
Rev. John Topp, ID. ID Of Plttsfell, Mass.
Wal continue To contribute New England l.c-
gends, Of which "Tomo of the Wild Lakes, :" in
lie January number, is a fair specimen.
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EHATs AND CArs--Finc Beaver Hats, Extra
n Silk do from | l2 to Is, Mems and Boys
Cloth Caps from 81 l-2 cts. to one dollar, Mems
Silk and Cotton Plush do. Mems and Boys Oh
Cloth do. from ? IL cts to 81 l-2
In store and f,r sale by H'm TORBERT.
One door aqoye the Cont House.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
For rs Gents!

BY MEANS OF THE POCKEI
EscrLAPlus, or, trtlU one
his own Physician. iwcnli-
eth edition, with upwards
of 4 hundred engrayines,
showing Diseases in every
shape and form, and NAL
formations Of tn" system,
BY w. YOUNG, NJ. D.
The time has now arriy
cd, that persons suffering
from diSca .cs need no more
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G. A L e n ID A IL
FOR TIE YEAR 1919,

Eclipses.
There will be four eclipses IN ls4e,
two of the sun, and two Of the moon
Isl An Eclipse ofthe Sun on the 22d
day of February, invisible here.
2. OF the Moon on the Sth of March,
commencing at 20 minutes past 6 o'clock
and visible three hours.
3. OF the Sun on the 18th OF August,
invisible here.
4. Of the Moon on the end OF Sep
TENDER, invisible here.
Dominica letter for 1s49 G.
Easter Sunday April Sth.
Whit Sunday (Penticost) May 9th.
Vernal Eqninox March Goth
Summer Solstice June 2lst
Autumnal Equinox Sept. 22nd
Winter Solstice. Dec Dist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

Srale5tifg lts Il ael cleared I'll last month sbaad
no his The beds sinnld be MANFRED betwesn the
aac il and fak,d WHEN crerIng o long straw Should be
sntrad between the ruws.
Cabbage Take up and secure yonr cabbage against
the frss and ii winer
flallias Gut III he slslks 81 ynur dahas within
two inches NJ he GRAND. dig uP The rools aud berr,
,besn 10 ssnd in year ecll3r.
Sage Thyme. Hysop. Challots Chires, aud all Gull.
n7rv herbs nav he set out.
Iforse Radish Dig up winter supply and bury II In
SIND IN pss efAsr.
Jouaafass Ii ven have my Wines with ipmataes on
hem thli have bean injured by tie irsi. take ihefn
n, and bsar ihem ~ IN barn; thus cared fsr ihe
fri viii fpon aud aIfd youa sappy ~ table use iit
sevefal weeks.
Cl4asu beds II there Any ycy sill clsyeY bod
IN ,anf garden -se then dag up and laid IN the 1nse.
b. be- beaede1 by the Winners lfsis aud SHOWS u con
ysuIant ,n spfne. pn load sfol sand th"m, dig
II IN a,siu, hal spade deep aud nike Bat In. En-
nl.r
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DIR MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP 0E WILD CHERRY.

iS Compound OF the best remedies offered the
pablo Coughs, whether arising from Colds az the
Hhoopag Cough, that dreadful malady, Consumption
Few remedies the short time it has been before hepubc
have effected many The roprc'ors every day
receiving orders Ion at distance, and in this city, in which
they have been highly gracd 10 learn IT'S good effects The
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Chuleh o Maryland
Che Right Rcvd w Il Whi,tingham1 has authorised
he has used II in his person with decided benefit
and Medical friends do not seuple to recommend it
of the bcs remedie ~ Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma
Sc which tley have ever mt with The followugi from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island, HON
made acquainted with the preparation;
ktnt Island, f.AId. June %, 1877,
DIR Martin Dear SIrSinccmv return home, pfescTib.
ed your SIRttP or HHLD CHERRY in several cases
one in particular, a Of 1Smd of long standing,
bout IL years. neighbor and patient OF mine Hen disease
has never been benefited hy any Medicine which she has
Ken, andtor the last M she has boon confined entire
y tothe house do know that she has had "a good
night rest for long hme but since she commenced taking
your Medicine. and she has only taken bote) she
aoed to 60 bed and sleep well all night think the Me
dhne Viii akea periee, Of her and she is determined
10 g'eit au trial Her husband, Mr.. Rhoderck Eafick
SON IS merchant here, aud you send him
oft, he will act as youracent Yours
-. --f-LHs SAMUEL HARPER, Nj. u.
Pree 75eents perbhtle. Around each bottle there is a
short treatise On Diseases Of the G. hest
Dec 2l--wI2mT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-15

81 The prices OF Packages OF QL.2RIER TICKETS
only are published in his paper
81 Please mail orders few days before the Lotteries
draw.
97etters awayssrongly envelopcda and carefully sealed
g = Nom but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
PYfER & cos.
8- Every order toPYFER s CO. is answered by return
mail
Bank Drafts certiGeatesof Deposit payable in Gold al
sight and promptly remed to any part of the Country tor
Prizes sold this Agency
O.. One Package al Tickets may draw -Four Capitals
81 Money many hotrcrcr iafge, he confident
~ mailed To tlc address of PYFER & co.
Distant Residents throughout the United States, who de
sire an INCREASE OF FORlu NE, have only mail al
order for single Ticket Package the prices forth in
the above Schedule the Old Established Far famed aud
Truly Lucky House of
pXFER & CO.,
No. 1IGHr-Sr., Baltimore. Md.
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