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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-05
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Whar's Your Gourdf"

A numerous correspondent writes us an
account Of a public dinner at Griffin,
where q raw, unsophisticated countryman,
who had never drank water from tum.
bier, seated himself at the table, and after
waiting as long his patience could stand it,
wiped his lips, reached over and got
hold OF largo pitcher, and yoc'foated loud
enough to be heard the whole length ol
the dinner-rom:
"Look o'hsre, you internal niggero, I'm
dry enough to drink all the water in the
house. Whar in che thundea Is your
gouTdr
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DID you ever travel iii ali omnibus on
a rainy day, windows and door closed,
eight on side-limited Of course to six,
aud among that number two women coy-
cred with muski
Drivare," |" said q Frenchman, I" lot me
ome out ne door" I am suffocat. You
have vat you call one musty rat, in zs
omzebus. Eve no paraplue. prefars
20 rain water to 70 nauvais smell."
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Mrs. Chrisholm says the best time to
choose wife, is early in the morning.
If young lady is at all inclined to sulks
and slatterness, it is just before breakfast.
AS general thing woman don't get on
her temper until after 10, A. M.
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LIFE OF ROBERT EMMETT

Ihe CTcbrated Bish PatsTSt sa,id ssSq,,,,.
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Lory,by John w. BsSke s1s'sSl .,s
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SPArcH is abont to be married. He
q has recently won the affections Of a young
lady who is worth one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, aud is afflicted with ap-
opiectic fits. Spatch considers these great
inducements for entering the bonds rnatri
monial.
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a SssoSe TEAN.--The proprietor Of a
weekly Journal out West, boasts not
little Of the strength Of the editorial de-
psrtnent Of his paper which consists Of
one 7 sncipal editor and two powerful ss.
, sisssnts.
When we came to find out the real
5osce, we ascertain that IL smeants TO him.
sslf and two pair of scissors
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. H- OK of our exchanges says that
before the election there was much said a
bout Irishmen and Germans. Now they
are all Paddles and Dutchmen.
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NiriBiinl ! pppetry,.
,9as'@ CARRIERS ADDRESS.
TO the Patrons Of the Lancaster Ledger.
49, as CHRISTMAS, 1862.

SrRIKE, muse for me thy sweetest strain,
Old Christmas has come round again;
May peaee, joy and convivial mirth,
Flow bountifuily round each hearth,
And every heart be free from care,
To welcome in the newborn year.
Kind Patrons, list 10 me pray
III sing my yearly roun-de-lay
And give you in thesc rambling rhymes,
The events Of these stirring times:
Old Lancaster is improving some
Think better time will come,
For railroad now is all the rage,
Because were tired Of the stage,
A President has been elected,
And turned out just as some expected:
Iheard my Boss not long since say,
That Pierce and King had carried the day
And on Salt Rivers" briny waters,
General Scott had taken quarters,
To study up stream navigation. ~
Instead Of ruling our nation.
Our three brightest stars have now faded
.AaE.ta} away,
The peerless Calhoun, noble Webster and
CLAY:
The three bright'st gems in Americas crown,
In glory and light rs the sun they went down,
In Characters bright upon History's page,
They stand side by side with the hero & sage,
Upon the rolling wave of Time,
To every land--to every cline:
Borne on the breath Of sweetest song,
And echoed by the grateful throng.
Cuba's patriots rose in might,
But after many bloody fight,
Fair Liberty's bright beaming star,
That shone in beauty from afar,
Shed its last rays upon the grave,
Of many anoble spirit brave.
Grim Winters reign will soon be past,
And all her icy fetters cast,
And maiden Spring from blooming bowers,
Der hill and dale will strew her flowers.
But bark New Year 8 coming too,
Have you all paid the Printers due
Our hands must be paid up--that's certain,
As they around the girls are flirting,
And girls, Gas everybody knows)
Cannot be won without fine clothes.
So thus you see the greatest loss,
Must. fall upon ME and the Boss
Besides that, friends, I'll lay wager,
Not many papers beat the LEDGER,
l mean those papers on our level,
For our Editor beats the Deril.
AT Christmas all things will 60 right,
For 10, he is q Rachabite
Our paper must come out you see,
No matter who gets on n spree.
This is my first attempt at rhyme,
II may be error--but tis not crime,
Then all my errors pray excuse,
But blame the devil if you choose
Forever more he is to blame,
I'm sorry e'er bore his name.
May New Year open to you bright
Then Patrons kind-good night good night
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~ One Of the emperors of Japan is
said to have killed himself by immoder-
ately laughing, on being told that the
Americans were governed without king.
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The Family Friend
Mechanics, Manufac-
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ME Eighth Volume OF the SCIEyTIfIc
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Snaaay Reahing.
From the Star Spangled Banner.
On the Shore.
BY WILLIE EDGAR PABoR.

On the shore Of death there stood,
Many, many one,
Gszing on the surging flood,
As the tide swept dark and dun.
Some with looks Of palid woe,
Trembling viewed the darkllng wav
Clouded the once sunny brow,
At the portals of the grave.
Some upon their features wore,
Traces of a halcyon bliss
Fearlcssly they trod the shore,
Waiting for the spoilers kiss.
Some were very very small,
Infants on that narrow shore
Ger them hung tinted pail,
Craven with Elysian lore.
Others wore the mark Of youth,
Stainless still, and snowy white,
Telling ofthe spirits truth,
Waiting for tte coming night.
On the brows Of others beamed,
Ripper age and ripper guilt;
Ger their sunken vissage seemed,
Sins dark chalice to have split.
Some again with silver hair,
Waiting for the hast'ning tide;
Joy usurping black despair,
For their trust was-JEsus DIED.
Hoary-hosded ones were there,
Old is sin as old in age
Eyes lit mp by passions glare,
Glowing on demon page.
Sudden came the surging wave,
Overlooking all the shore;
All the walters found grave,
Gone from earth forsvermore-
When my steps shall meet that tide,
None can tell but one above,
But if Jesus be my gnide,
Twill be with holy love,
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ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND.

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its Title The OPIUM SNuGGLER, q tale Of
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@ Home, sweet home" the song
= that we never heard a man sing after he
had been married seven or eight years.
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Ar lF.a police officeris after you, the
best thing YOU can do is to lock the door,
and bolt yourself EI'i :
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,c,,, 49,, YOUTH & MANHOOD, .s17T
VIGOROUS LlFEoK A FItl5MhFURE

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G Whs Mai ran DIT snyi.sh eni ght,
Andsh sdst homo On isassii yeryli ght
Wan dsrssh yey Of - cav snsb eve,
II sthe pI. hin ko fths EN- VI eve.
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H A private mint in California Is en-
gagged 10 coming gold half-dollars, and
somes Of them have been brought to New
: York, t ~ IA, s.1.ts
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=. = foCAriNG SENSATIONS WHEN TS A ,t-l
a LYING POSTURE, DIMNEss OF f.'la '
- vTsluX, DOTS or WEBS H~' -
va BEFORE TIE - '' q to"'' ;
~ ~ ~ 5; a sI6ifr, ,ss.h- a' " "W ,
'FESERs AND DvLL PAIS INTIIE HEAD, DEfTciES.
cY OK PERsHfRATi6y, YsLLowSEss oss rTtig :
sSIS AND EYfS ,rAiS IN THE SIDE, BACK, ciiEsT,
LISIBs, &c, SUDDEN rLusIEs OF HEAT, BURN
INd' TX THE. FLEsH, CONSTANT IsIAGiNiNas or
EVIL AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF sPRfTs, can
be cffccutally cured by .s.>' ...,fasi N.
.,h.fAl DIR. HOLLANDS y .a,''F ,.
"a CELEBRATED GE.RIH.iN
-,Ii.. ~ .as,t, BITI,ER,S. 80. ,.,.y.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-01-05
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