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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18
BALTIMORE.
nn. MILLS, MEDICAL OFFICE, 4.

lNW. WILLIS, MEDICAL OFFICE, Lsek sw-
armary. Bamere--Ins,ituicd, A d. 1879, No >, SrM
FD on No TEE REopIRED- Dr. MiIs an experienced
ysean the Aopathc School bs oonSdenaas co.
n. n .,s~y SesrsscI " q .rc Enersed.
practical experience OF over 20 ycars enables Dr. 70
In the shortest possible time 10 nave ss'ey
effected.
extensively celebrated for the ehecua ana'pe"ny cur
classcs Secret Diseases was esab.hea III 'os wy
The nigh RcPasasien
pnbr notice unnecessary we're
moi for The many applmn here for treatment who Asve
o., malteated by the ChefatAes VINO
flourish largely In the public prints WIN ""om os' cS
Amicsed b. yeur tssrd,
you woud avid injury. peculiarly loss ana
,d Dr NJ makes surinR professions PROMISES NO "ors
than he will honorabiy perform &c.,
The usual symptoms Throat Ulccraiion OF ths
Mouth Itching and Tendcrness abou The Nose boches or
The odrt and most inveta'e otsu'h eaAs Az M ~
The Triwmsph ct Science.
IN, remedies Of Dr In restoring s'ong and manly Wig
m rcnovang the shattered constitution and removing speed
y all debility injury incurred from sel'" sf'' Manu. arc
unsurpassed by any dscover,a Of thf age
Gmfcsblsd Manhsed
may here nnd certain restorative and thousands rom ,hen
s, have realized tho ,uon o. p" which, from tho
failure unck In their ther rui'e"~"each had Do
eume almost cxilnRushed ..,..
No nous compounds of Mercury Noxous Drugs uss
TO Fcvsnlc..
Long p.r,uco In he u Female eetions Nsr.
you. dseaa,r sc qualities to afford koriy Relief and
effect Cnre dnicuitcases Commnnca sacred
/, guarded and r..,.ni @arhs! Nth ss' :na ae'"ey
This egn Remdy applicable to either sex will be sent
daily prepared by mail accp, OF sa or by remt'lng sio
p,s,an, pc,sons cured al home by addressing DIX y D.
MILLS BAtrMont dctcrs post paido medicines sent IN
any direction by mail or express"
lune n dly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AANN sOeNs.-Wc have en hand g"od
men and boys LEE 4 JOHNSON.
l7ts
"ANGGD. gentleman who hns had
oNperenee III business has extensive
and can Influence good custom would Ike 10 situation
non' in this city. Address A through l. q Lynohhurg,
Va nov 27-ds
D(0GNWuGATF FIOlR.-Thc u Enmiiy O. sro-
doors below the Nosr House. has received
an excellent article ot Duckw heat Flour clear which,
with some the good Butter, found at tho place will
hfstfaic e. FLYNN 4 co.
hoN 20tS
ulEsT thANGE Tuus SEAsON.-I hn,e
Just received another o those BLACK
Mofoon, tarr aud rah Velvet Honncs Also halt dozen
the handsomest bridal nnnc Ill venture that
ever been 'Nhhted ia hm market Indeed they
the usha sNo 10 produce only novel but pleasant
effect
rodc' hcs and Walls who keep the first class goods
New YORK
chcnca Head Dressed unsurpassed Io grace and beauty
III the greatest variety furs color
Call and get harHa As it ismy Intention into
Store formerly occupied by rp Payne shall close stock
o Fancy Goods at extremely laN pticc until the rs of
ALFRED \ ENGIEpONI
! y lNnchhurg Republican, Wythcvlo Telegraph and
Western star copy tnny piti
uNOW FAMILIES, HOTELS, Ac.- Cooper.
refined Sheet and Shred lsngass Coxes Sparkling uea
Tim very mic. lot making Blane Mango Iolc also purn
Extracts Of Vanilla lrmon, Pine Apple Celery. TOT alc
hy JOHN IL hEAY,
22ts Drugyisi
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IuyO SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.-The undersigned Forward
M Merchants aud Agents Of the fennsylvana Rairosd ~
la tlmore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
ru ALI FONTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH-WESr,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
conslnces large of the Tobacco 60
Ing through Baltimore they hatier themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low rs by other line.
Consignments to from solicited aud puneuAly
attended To. MAGRAW a. koONS,
80 North street. Baltimore
Refer to Jacob IIeald CO. Brandt, jr Balmore r. L.
Dudley W Y. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, Miller Il
crens,aw Iynchburg; Crenshaw ACo., Richmond
ma
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TERMS.

IGhMS.
ri yIRGINIAN is published daily at SC aud ri weekly
annujn in advance No paper will be- discontinued
80 the otipn the proprietors, unt Al shall
NS lnst rt"l for 5oeents per square
49, ar less tot the insertion and IL each
o unless ordered inner weekly, and then 30
IN " III be charged for each Insert IA. II the number
per he moi ma rkcd the MS, it will b. published till
i,5 49, ont, and charged accordingly
iefe" '"'' TIE YEARLY RATES ARE
For square daily
., two d. ~
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Var Two do '.....'......... 40
Advertisements intended for both papers subject sne
"a contract. -, =, ,,i.., a., ,,,tu ,..,,...
or the advertisements charged at transient rates
II new advertisements appear III the daily and tri
j. .ceSly papers ,,, , o,, ,i.o. ,, ,,ao,
,oahly for the excess
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guNO TuE EPURu.IG.-uuHv~ yoU seen th"t Il
Il Splendid lot OF New Jewclry lust received htJ "a
Thnrinnns consisting of New Watches oi NIL de NsA
scriptons Elegant Cameo and Mosaic Pins and Ear -
rings Foreniino Pins aud Earrings Enamecd Pins and Eni
Plain Gold Pins aud Earrings Fancy aud lap Bracelets
yen have them you had better call soon or
you viii the sight an am determined 10 sell cheap lot
cash y n Ihi kmAN
Il La
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u Vt" IN ~ N Nt NHI$r1
- call attention 10 their Fail Winter stNlos OF Clothing
ne" opening n then establishment Main Street. opposite fai
mo- Bank lynehhnrg Va Their Agent, Mr. blAoN, has
spent sS weeks The Nnth manufacturing Gneds specially
r tbs market aud they safely romiso thai their rcsnt
Siork surpasss in sN, quality and variety, thing they
have heretofore offered tho pnhc In then assortment tho
following articles may be found
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yuyUE subsrrbor In retiring the of Miller
his thanks for the patronage received AZ
hands of hs friends and respectfully soics n'nhnhahee
Of he same o the concern of Nm Miller
r. 10 IA ROBERT = ELAM
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AND WARRANTS! Land Warrants! Wv
are paving the very highest cash price for LAND WAX
RANTS Parties for sale would do well to give
u,,r,I Iaus ledASl PETERS. SPENCE 4 co
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atONTINIAGIY KcCriviUg.-We are recriv-
ing nearly every day in this month gentlemens tau Dress
aud wa king Shoes different popular siyrsiadc-
and Chi.rcn Shoes and Caters of every conceivable sye
md nnaiitv A small ladies' very superior style and
,,u slv Of lasting heoi led aud side lace tiateIs
we are very that persons desitous Of such goods can
l., s,,itc1 ,ytiout difficulty l.. l.. ARMISTEAD
- Ilts Ron copv Under Telegram Office
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EsSV RECEIVED. Some new patterns Of sh,
~ iuda linbher Haul Lamp Of white metal and glass -
Thee lamp, gwen perfect satisfaction thnse ho hs
used them For sale by
NOV g9ts SIR T.IlIR n WHITEHEAD. Drugsiste
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" we'll recommended desires n situation In business Of
any kind in Lynchburg-no preference Salary small as ne
only desires en- plny nen He well acquainted Mongom.
ery and FLOYD counties. Address w j. r.
- = AZ. Chrisfisns,urg
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AIN sOs sNs.-Wc have Un bnmd ~ good
stock e" Yam Seeks heavy suitable
aud boys LEE JOHNSON
Il
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1DEKIIItN Nt-INNO.-HHViWNm MIMIC h'fnnk'
mcn;, Barreda Bro tho agents for the Pe
rlyan Oovcrutaent my Fall supply OF Gnano,
prepared engagements with Farmers either mdiviu
ALI or in clubs quantity Of No. Peruvian DuRrd
upon good terms as they buy II any
nied States, with regular expenses added All
Iask is a rai 10 insure srrs WIN a. MILLER,
anp ~ r,- Basin. Iynchhurg
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS

(tOOpEK'~ K"d"cd sheet aud shred s.'" si"-.
Blanc Mango Table lrirs A. 4 prime article tut
Canf,ciionrr liotcl and Family To be obtained WIN
directions or using The prucpal Groccrs and prngs"S
Throughout the United States
nov II I'm PETER COOPER, New York
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guNUE will continue the Grocery aud conis
business and the purchase Of Wheat at the old stand
will be pleased walt On his friends and o pnhie
generally. NM a Miiih"
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ENOR THE GENTuENEN.-NI NIoshs. t"sss.
meres Nestnss Pocket and Neck lik't Net shirts ana
Drawers Ar NAT. GlGUENl1ElMEB,
GtS
ts,aIEI. ENTuER.-lOO sides Good sole leath-
- ef. just to hand and for sale 10y WILSON w
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Organic Weakness
ERCIlY or NATSEOUS DRUGS USED.
mn uhsINaTDN.

Member If the Roy College OF Surgeons London radnae
from one Of euneut Colleges of the United States
n ha ureat. ma OF has been in the first
Hospitals Of LonI Paris Philadelphia and ese"here mas
ed ,ne astonishing cures thar were ever
know many ut led rin IN the head aEd ears when
asleep trcat brng a"rmed at sudden souns
and ulness with frequent bushng attended SoeuneS
II u -Lrnl ilnncLla.y ~
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ling at the finest stock of ron'l Cameo
Forentno Mosaic white and ool'r"d Lava told
Mourning Jcwolry offered Ia This market be
sics many other articles OF Jewc clry entirely new,
icr IJ,s J. WILLIAMS 4 son.
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NTEW FauJIY GHOCEHY.-Wr hnvr now

~ in Store intend 10 keep hand good Family Grore
rs such as Flour Meal tnfrnH aud Teas Dried and
Salt Beef superior Hams Durkces Yeast Powders
snd suueror article Mustard Pepper, Salt Ginger Spice
Soap of variety brands Ch.ese Chocolate Sperm. Ada
nnntne and Tnlow Candies Also beautiful lot of Ladies'
nrk friends TO call
and TO bring Sc for which we viii the cash
trade FAiifNi q hENiNa
p S Always hand good assortment of snpe Dry
lnod. ia
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-01-16
STATE OF NORTH CARoL1NA. wARRE:ss

- COUNTY. Warren Court of Equity October Term
1855. Petition for sale of real estate James w Jordan
Lucy Barrow James White and wife Tabitha Eiizabetk
Virgins, Susan NJ. Whitehead Lucy F. Virgins James f.
Virgins, John w. Virgins, and William r Virgins chil
dren of Mary Virgins and John Virgins and Haywood +
Kenn and wife ancy and William h. Streem Marcel
and Mary Streem John j. Streem Elizabeth Streem aut
Thomas b. Sreem, children of Burchet L. Sreen and VII
liam Streem. S'i'
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
endants Marcellus Jordan, Elizabeth Hayes Rufus Sre
and Ben Norwood, in the above cause
this State 1t ordered that publication be Ir sx
weeks r the said defendants be and appear
OF our Court of Equity to be held for the County of
day in March next then and there plead answer or
muir to the said BILL otherwise the viii be taken pru
contesso and heard erpsrte as to them -
Witness: G. NJ Cook, Clerk and Master Of said Court OF
Equity at Office in Wareuton the third Monday ALTER the
fourth Monday in September, 1855. a. i.:p
c. N. COOK, C.:Mi Est
January II, 1856. li07-.wew,r
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For the Standard.
A PLEASING INCIDENT.

MEssRs. EDIToRs: During the parade of the coax
City Guards" " on Tuesday last one of those happy
little incidents occurred which is so well calculated
to live green in ones memory and to which the par
ties in after years will recu- with pleasure
Lieut.. Tucker was in command; and when direct.
ly opposite Mr.. E. L. Hardings Clothing Store, on
Fayetteville St. he observed the much beloved Cap
tain Of the Company, w. Fl. Harrison, who had just
returned from trip to the Western States Imine-
dIatey halt, right face and present arms
were ordered, when the CompanJ brought up
to the pavement, and the Captain, ut in hand, said
" Oak City Guards feel exceedingly compliment
ed by this mark of your regard and regret that the
condition ofmy health would not permit me to turn out
with youo-day Though have been absent in person,
Twas with you in spirit" To this Lieut.. Tucker res.
ponded handsomely, welcoming the Captain home,
and assuring him of the warm esteem of all the
members OF the Company. '76.
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Gbe Stan1aro~
RALEIGH, SATURDAY. JAN. IL, 1896.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

In pursuance of previous notice, given by the
Cham man, Jesse G. Shepherd, Esq, the Democratic
State Committee of North Carolina met in this City
on the 9Th Of January, lS56-prcsent, Messrs Jesse
G. Shepherd of Cumberland; William L. Dortch,
of Wayne W. j. Houston, of Dupln and W. w.
Holden, of Wake. \ letter from David Coleman,
ESQ, of Yancey, a member of the Committee, was
read expressing his regret that he could not be
ent but assuring the Committee of his sincere de-
sire for the success of the and of his cordial
cooperation in such measures as they might suggest.
After due consultation, lFednesday tile l6th day
of -4pri, 1856, and the City of Raleigh, were sug-
gested as the time and place for holding the next
Democratic State Convention.
The following preamble and resolution were then
unanimously adopted:
Having performed the duty devolved upon us, of
suggesting a time and place for the assembling OF
the next Democratic State Convention, and not deem
ing it within province as Committee to proceed
further in State affairs seize the OCCASION as alike
opportune and suitable, to express the qualification
with which VIC, in common with large majority ofthe
people of North Carolina have read the late an9ual
message of the President of the United States: y
Be 1t therefore Resotced, That we repose the full
est and most enthusiastic confidence IN FRANKLIN
PIERCE, the President Of the United States; that We
offer him hearty thanks for the sound, just pat
rioc and Constitutional views contained Ill his mes
sage in relation to the theory of the federal govern
ment and the rights of the saveholding States; and
that our hopes for the pcrpetuation of the Union,
according to the Constitution, have been greatly
strengthened by the general course of his admins
tration, and by the tone and sentiments OF his mes
sage on the absorbing subjects referred to- =
\ The Committee then adjourned.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-01-16
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The tenth annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company was
held at their office Tuesday last, in this City;
and it will be seen by the following that the Com
pany is in highly prosperous condition.
The Company have insured over So, ,0O0, 900 worth
of property during the past year; and the property
insured by the Company amounts to over S5,-
1000. They have on hand premium notes, we'll
secured amounting to about $780, 900. Their losses
this year have been nineteen, amounting to $l4,50O
all of which promptly paid, and some OF them
before maturity and we observe by their report
that they still have on hand surplus of $4,000.
We believe that no insurance Company in the
United States has more ample security for the
amount of its liabilities than this Company has,
Much is due to the Executive Committee-Messrs.
T. H. Scby, John Ruffin Williams, and c. W. D.
Hutchings, together with the efficient Secretary,
John c. Partridge, upon whom devolves the man.
agement of the affairs of the Company during the
of the Board for their untiring industry and
the prompt and faithful manner in which they dis
charge their duties.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Directors-Messrs. j. B. G. Roulhac, Fl. d.
Tnrner, j. R. Williams, L. II. Selby, G. W. D.
Hutchings, j. NJ. Towlcs and j. G. Williams, Ra-
leigh; Jas. E. Hoyt, Washington; Alexander Mitch.
ell, Newbern; Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington; Jas.
NJ. Jones, Edenton w. W. Griffin, Elizabeth City;
F. F. Fagan. Plymouth, w. N. H. Smith, Murfrees-
borough; II. B. Williams, Charlotte; George A.
Smith, Milton Osmond F. Long, Hillsborough;
Joseph White, Anson; Joshua Boner, Salem and
A. T. Summey, Ashevlle. President of the Com
pany, j. B. G. Roulhac; Vice President Fl. d. Tur-
ner: Executive Committee T. H. Selby John r.
Williams, and CIV. D. Hutchings; Secretary and
Treasurer, John G.. Partridge; Attorney, John H.
Bryan.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-01-16

W We were pleased to see in the City, few
days since, Dennis Heartt, Esq., the venerable Edit
or of the Hillsborough Recorder Mr.. Heartt is the
oldest Editor in the State. We differ with him rad.
icay in politics, but We have always regarded him
as pure minded and an honest man. He has re-
Gently been visited as of our readers will
member, with heavy and painful affiiction in the
death of his youngest son. who was his assistant in
the office of the Recorder and one of the main props
OF his declining years. |" Gray hairs" are indeed
"a crown of glory " to such man as Dennis Heartt
May he be spared yet many years to his friends and
family!
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-01-16

H@ The New York papers are advocating the
establishment of shoe black societies in that city, for
the employment of poor boys. A correspondent Of
the Courier and Enquirer gives an interesting ac-
count of the operations of similar associations in
London. In the last century, and in the early part
of the present, shoe blacks followed profitable
trade in the streets of London but the business fell
into disuse unit, it was revived in 1851, at the in
stance of some charitable persons. Since the COM
mencement of the society, 276 boys have been in
its employ. These boys must be regular in their
attendance on the Ragged or Mission Schools A
portion of the boys earnings is placed in bank for
their benefit. This, then is another specimen of
free society. No suggests shoe black societies.
for the negroes even of the Southern States The
truth is there are many slaves who would think
themselves above going into such society. White
boys at the North to be elevated, and improved,
and made good citizens-legislators and statesmen,
perhaps--by being employed in the menial service
of backing boots Oh ye fanatics !-ye {" blind
guides, which strain at gnat, and swallow cam
ell"
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a. The editor of the Salisbury Watchman grows
waspsh at us for stating that he had afinitics to
Know Nothingism. We certainly did not mean to
misrepresent him. He says he is not member of
the order; and his paper, while under his sole con-
troll, has shown affinity to Know Nothingism only
so far that ism might operate against the Demo-
cratic party. We were under the impression that
he had other affinities to the dark order and
with all due Difference to him, we believe so STILL
The fact is we never could find out just the local
ity of the Watchman editor in politics. If he de-
fined his position week, he would dodge all
round it the next; and what was his "settled pur-
pose" to-day, was only wavering opinion to-mor-
row.
But we have bis position on Know Nothingism,
and will give it in his own words: -....
"Now it is very true, we have not shown ram
pant zeal for this new party. Wehave never Joined
it. so to speak. But many of its principles we be-
lieve right; for instance, check Ut Jon migra-
ton into this country of the refuse and pauper pop
ulation of the old and rotten States of European
amendment of our naturalization laws so as to allow
sufficient time for ignorant foreigners to acquire
rect ideas of the nature of our government and be-
come identified with it citizens in their feelings
and habits; the principle that Americans should
govern America-that foreigners should not be ap-
pointed to office to "lord it her native sons"
What does that "never Joined it, SO to speak"
mean? A "check upon imgraton" indeed! Why,
MIR. Bruner, the Know Nothing party is the only
party that ever, in national O convention, express
ly invited foreigners to our shores. Surely you
never read the platform of the Philadelphia pande-
monium. AS to the length of time to be required
for naturalization, we think five years long enough.
The remainder of his position" is all stuff and
oomnon uottan nm in frne K N stvlo Anor;cans
always have ruled America, and if twenty millions
of Americans permit themselves to be lorded over
by the handful of foreigners among them, then we
say they deserve their fate.
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THE sTH OF JANUARY.

The anniversary of the battle ofNew Orleans
appropriately observed by the " Oak-City Guards" "
of this place-Lieut. R. S. Tucker, commanding the
Company Notwithstanding the weather, the ground
being covered with snow, there was quite hand
some turnout. About eleven O'Clock. they marched
to the Executive Mansion, and saluted Gov. Bragg;
after which they proceeded to the residences of sew
eral citizens, where they were warmly greeted and
Hospitality entertained. Seeing their Captain, w.
H. Harrison, on the street. he having that morning
returned from visit to the West they saluted him
whereupon the Captain spoke briefly and appro
priately, and responded to in feeling terms by
Lieut. Tucker.
About two o'clock portion of the Com
pany sat down to Refreshments" at "Socal
Hall Mr.. Ironmonger; and amid wit, and song
and sentiment the time passed in the most agree
able manner to every one present
The Company were out in their plumes for the
first time this occasion which added much to
their fine appearance
Forty-one years ago, last Tuesday, the battle of
New Orleans was fought The hero of that occa-
sion, scorning kingly sarcophagus, sleeps
TRANQUILITY in his Hermitage" tomb and the host
of unnamed heroes who rushed to his standard. to
repel the invader and to break forever as they did
Dreah, the power O England on tnlS comment nave
nearly all likewise passed to their reward but they
will be remembered with affection and gratitude
not only by the teemng millions of the mighty val
ley. which, by their valor, protected and saved
butby the people orthe whole country, long the
Missouri and the Mississippi shall roll their waters
to the The pencil of passing time is throwing
its brightest colors on the character of JACKSON
Men of all parties see in him the hero the pa
trot, and sage; and though difference of opinion
still exists to the proprcty of some of his actions,
yet all accord to him an infexibty of purpose, an
integrity of motive and sagacty and nerve, both in
civil station and in the field which eievates him to
permanent place in history one of :he first OF
men. whether of ancient modern times. The ex-
preston, it is JACKsoNIAN, has become proverbial
lie possessed in a pre.emiacnt degree, what has
! been styled
'The art Napoleon,
Ofmauldng, blending, lettering, welding, binding
The hearts Of millions till they moved as one"
Yet he always used this power for good ends
for the welfare and glory Of his country. Very fit
is it that the Sh of January should be celebrated by
all portions Of the American pc, pie. May it never
cease to be greeted with enthusiasm and may each
returning anniversary add to appreciation of its
Importance, and to the veneration in which the mem
ory of its heroes deserves to be held