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oeunterfeIs-The public attention invited, and par
uary referred TO the advertisement setting forth the
we Of Labelling and the puttlng up Oh DR. Beckufs
ypeptc and dinner pills Also that OF Dr. Dyot's ap
7yed antl-bous pills; both Of which, it may be seen,
s protected from be ing counterieIted by the only safe
ld to be depended uponthc WHITLEY OF the
TopreIors on the label OF each box Of pills
Al others which may be offered for sale by unprncipled
esons surely base counereiLs, and will be rejected
snch The pls that the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged Tor such
have the written signature Of the proprietor
me sole agency for the sale OF Beckwits andyspeptc
Sno Dyorrs antibous pills, vested the hands Of T
Uyo Sons OF the Columbian College, No. l32 North
soad street, Philadelphia, who will any orders
n the same
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be fur
listed with the genuine pills, viii bes upped
Dersi terms, by applying a above May lit
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HANGING Academy.-Mr +. r. Liable has the honor
IL Of announcing the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
ingou and Georgetown that his dancing academy viii be
opened al the OF his late father, Pennsy
avenue nearly opposite Wizards Hotel, Tuesday No
vember 7th.
Days in Washington, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday.
DAYS Georgetown, until the LIST OF December,
Mondays and Wednesdays
Sept 3O-3tawd
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VIE annual course of Lectures Chemistry, by Proes
Sors Page and Gale, the National Medical Cole ge,
VA commence the first Tuesday In Noven Der, and
0lnus hive months, embracing nearly seventy ecrpres-
4es from schools and citizens generally wishing for tick
Page
Oct 27-2vif
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Tn. Hubr and General Statutes. passed by the Con
ess Of TIC Uniied STATES from fsy7 70 ISIS inclusive
~hefheT expired repealed crre arranged 10 chrome
ogca order, with references, beng cotin
n the series commenced by Judge Story edited by George
Sbsrswood price IS Just issued and this day received
Oct II r. TAYLOR
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vJsT RECEIVED direct from the Island OF St Thomas,
d per brig Annalostin, Gait Dorry, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle brought TO this Market which
will be served up daily soup aud al the various modes
cookery the best possible style Also iron Nor
tok fresh OYSTERS spiced oysters, sheershead, nackere
bogris Gc dSc. all OF which will be served up al the
shortest notice,
frg- Families served usual.
Aug IS-r w WALhths
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GOAL COAL.-Jnst arrived and now landing, 100 tons
best anthracite coal which vii, be sold very reasonable
cash. if delivered from the vessel Now Is the time
lay In your winter fuel.
Also hand, white and yellow pine OF various qualities
bic for building purposes, which VIII be sold very low
for cash, as cash a. The article In demand
Also expected every hour, lot OF New York cement.
On hand, calcined plaster, iaEls, Ac- "a
Ali OF which arm very anxious dispose Of Tor cash
Gail and yourselves, the lumber yard 9Th
near the canal.
Oct 2o-3,aw3w p. M. PEARSON.
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or Ce~tre Market, one door from sah 81, Pa
,HE attention OF purchasers generally respectfully
cired sock, comprising every variety OF style
quality, hich selling at the most reasonable
prices being IMPOSSIBLE 10 enumeraie every article, we
give emily the following catalogue
For Lades-White satin gaiter boots. lasting snd satin
gaters and half CATERS black bronze and fancy
colored thick and ihn-soed white and black SATIN slip
pers morocco and kid walking shoes and slippers French
American styles; Engsh kd slippers, white and black
common walking shoes and slippers, morocco and kid all
OF which made by McCurdy Mcintosh and other ceie-
brated manufacturers.
For Genrernen-French dress boots single and double
soes pexEed and sewed common ditto; fine dress shoes
and ewed shoes Of all kinds and prices
For misses children, and Servants stock is
tensive.
India rabber overshoes ladies and gentlemen Of the
superior quality and beautiful styles, with all the
latest I'm provements-a large assortment
Planters Others will lind stock OF shoes and boots
Tor outdoor hands very superior comprising the double
extra heavy quality, web as the finest
j D. Hoover conducts the business We request the
avor of all before purchasing eisrwh
Please notice the store Gall al -
HOOVER'S,
Octs opposite Centre Market
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I,~OR REST-The upper dwelling parr OF the three
story brick house, adjoining the - hotel rennsyi-
corpef al tzn and the long
at,sled store Hail. occupied by the sob
~crher viii De rent Pos~esson gwen or before The
drst oil nexr month, lN0vember) For Terms apply
Der l2-d3w WI FISCHER
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q PARKER would particularly call the attention OF
persons who shave selves has dressing or
strops which cera1ny supersedes necessity tor The Use
the have hundreds of citizens TO testify to the
value OF the razorsrrop dressing does the
duest fine smooth edge, no charge VIII be made
good and sops, and lot OF sha " ng
suan For sale low at S. PARKER'S
perfumery and fancy store, near Biackwelfs Hotel
Oct PIT
From the National intelligence.
SHAVING AL Tho wish the inxuy OF an easy and clean
shave 1--WE Of the beard) recommended TO cali al
Parkers the and obtain supply
OF has raEor-rop powder and OF Vroom fosiers pre-
1ary shaving sonp 10th of which hs re been test
cd and found similar ARTICLES ever before
tried The gentleman who tried them says be has not
sha we'd comfortably ia thirty years
From the Saturday Evening News.
EASY SHAvINe.--It will be by reference Seiby
Pakers advertisement that The razorsrrop powder there
IN referred strongly recommended the National
by gentleman who has proved virtue and
vafue respected citizen, who called upon yesterday,
that ne has tested the rszorsop powder, and
found 70 worthy of the recommendation
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rIHE SKETCH BOOK. by w.shsogssn Irving.
beautifully illustrated with original designs by Oar
ley and rchy bound IN Turkey morocco, volume last
on blisted and for sale by F TAYLOR
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Taylor .MGo-y. RockseAers 0nd SsGtssnars-
THE UNDERSIGNED, having associated themselves
i under the above firm booksellers and sratoners
have taken under the office of Dr. j. c. Hall
Peuusy avenue five doors west Of 9Th Then
stock Is entirely new ami viii embrace everything per
tanning business From the experience acquired by
of firm for many years in this city, they conf
dent of giving satisfaction their friends and the public
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Nov CHARLES b MADhY.
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Il, OWKS q son day receivisg their lad sup
L. ply Of goods and viii be thankful heir friends and
customers give them call
wANTEDa few good coat, pantAloon, and makers.
Ger. 1A-~o2w
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Maxnl1Rcent PAanoos.

VIZ FISCHER would respectfully request the attention
w Of public, bur particularly OF those
tion OF those Of which magnih
cent fsu grand piano, rich rosewood
highly polished and carved, with SOLID legs This beauf-
fully finished instrument, uneqaned by any heretofore
brought city, Will be sold bargain If early applied
for Also sp endid rosewood pianos, with
octaves both OF which received premium the hast
sanies Boston. This latter instrument the
possesses great purify OF tone, good touch
pleasing throughout justly be called
first class instrument, and would DO great credit any
rnanufarturer abroad" The committee award y
silver medal, highest premium given instance
Tor q seven square piano
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INOK REST--The upper dwelling part OF that large
building situated the corner OF 7h street weer and
Pennsylvania avenue and the stores CT Shuster Co
aud Messrs Hall Brother, present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick boarding The house contains TWEEN
IN good tsh bat three fronting 7th street and he
avenue kitchen and cellar with large wood house and
yard artacbed-al good repair The comfort and con-
OF the house, the valuable and central location,
and low rent, make Of the desirable board
ing DC had the city Posse given on the
Isl day of October next For terms apply 10
ANNE X, DEkMOTT,
Aug 2a-eodu Residing the house
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ru,HE Rise and Fall Louis PhiliPpe, by Ben Per
ley Poore, vol
Story Of the Pennsuar War, by General Vane, Marquis
of Londonderry. 80
Orators Of the American Revolution by T. L. Masoon,
vol. -
The Image OF has Father" Tale OF Young Monkey,
The Isare OF VISTA by Captain Carleton LIST dra
goons
Index the Reviews, vol
History of Mary Queen OF Scots by Jacob Abbot vol
engravings
Hikory OF France by Mrs. Markham, prepared Tor the
use of &C boots 10y Jacob Abbot, i vol.
Life Of Benjamin Franklin, by o. L. HoEey, vol
Just published iAiLOh
Oct 3
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,uE Kedg~ Anchor, Young Sailors Assistant in Mat
lers OF SeamanshIp, by VIM Brady salngnaster u )
navy one OF 4o octave pages and 70 engrzvnys
Price 81 80 just published, and hls day reserved for sale
by fhANDh AAiLOh-
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VNOR Franctsco, CaIlEornsa~-The superior packet
IL ship BROOKLYN will sad New York the 18th No
vefpbef She AIRY the cabin second
cabin and sreersge and offers desirable
enlgrants California and Oregon
For freight and passage apply al this office.
Oct lS-2zw2w
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NEW style B~ckies--A and splendid assor'-
y m@ut of bell buckles received nnd ready jof me
aspecron Of the vtsir~rs and patrons OF Parker. nancy
store com prisinr Of silver steel gl snn pear
never surpassed in this city .. IN ~, L.,
Fancy Store. near Black~el's hoss,
Nov- PennsyvAnIs avenue.
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~u-~S FOR BALTlMORE--Tbe steamer OCEO-
LA WILL the LIST OF October commence her
trips place wing Washington every sunday
al O'Clock returning leave Baltimore every Ines
day at O'Clock. D. She will stop reEu arly going and
returning nj Leonardtown Md, ST. Mary river, Md and
Cone river Va all the informed Lake labdlngs The
Potomac. tor signals or 10 land
oct I-3tawtf J. MITCHELL, Captain.
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WATCHES AND WATCH REPAIRING hereby
w inform my patrons of a to mechanical
pursuits ia Washington shall be pleased to the
al INV place of business which - removed TO Todd
BoI,dnv tour door OF Browns Indian Queen Hoiel,
l~,wern ixrn and Pennsylvania
In addition repairing. have select sssorrrne
a, of desirable pattern and work nnnship 10y Gel
ebrar ned makers
Guard iob. and chains ne,
Nov. thhbNSbf ~AhniNEh
TAR Hay, Salt. O.r~- tS1- row landing, and In
Il store. for sale
barrels good order
100 bundles prime northern hay
30po feet best ash
50 sacks sail Cargo sIzs)
Together with the usual artcies IN the grocery line
Apply 10 RICHARD WIMSATI,
AT the Steamboat Wharves
r. Also three houses and lots Tor sale upon hbe-
raj
Nov 8
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I- FOR EORFOLK--The OCEOLA leaves
s1EEkXS Washington every Thursday, al O'Clock, a.
IN, reprDluy leaves Norfolk every Friday, O'Clock, p
m touching Conc river going and returning Passage
and fare IS j. MITCHELL captain
l--eotf
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GRAND SCHEMES,
FOR NOVEMBER, lS4s-
]. w. MAURY 81 Co, Managers.
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EIIssSc
An the drawings conducted sy State Commissioners
All lotteries, and the sale Of all tickets are Illegal
Maryland, except the Maryland Consolidated or Sta
Louery.
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Class 81
To be drawn in B4ltiz1oTe November Is, lss5.
10 numbers-i6 drawn bs lois.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

INSI KANIE.
q lSkS VIII be taken by The FIRE & MARINE IN
~-astEANcE COMPANY OF WHEELING AT tux
LOWEST RATEs
buildings OF ali kinds, stone, brick, or wooden aud their
contents
Steamboats,, factories. mills, &c
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds.
Ana against all dangers attending the transportation
goods On rivers, lakes, seas canals and railroads
or Inc character OF the company as promptitnde
and hheray IN the adjustment and payment of
we beg leave to refer TO The merchants this place and
elsewhere VINO have had tho adjustment upon
Us. once on Main street. Il. w. HARDING, Sec'v.
aug /.
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vssrI,iIiNirHaaas,rnssS
VIZ + are now receiving direct from the Mannfac,
v~ turer's, y whom they have been manufactured
expressly Tor our own TRAnF, one of the largest and
hest selected assortmenfs of Doors SHoFs for sprr
and SIMMER WEAR ever offered in this any other
market To all who are in want of anything in the
way Of Boots Shoes, would Respectfully reuuesi
an examination of our stock previous purchasing
suring them they will find il their advantage Our
stock will be found to consist in part of tho following
seasonahe goods.
MEMS BOOTS.
500 pairs Mems Fine calf boots
400 d. Gents Fine morocco do
200 do Mems stout calf weI Boots,
$50 do Mems Kin boots,
MEMS MONROES
1000 pairs Mems fine calf and morocco Nunroes
1000 do Mems Kip Brocans,
900 do Mons stout calf welt Bregsns,
400 do Mems prime thick hrogans
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
zoe pairs BOYS fine calf boots,
100 do Youths do DO do
- do do fne calf do
100 do chidren's calf do; sizes 5tos.
BOYS, ANP YOUTHS BRoGANs.
geo rgrs BOYS Kip Brogans,
$50 do do Morocco Brorans,
geo do do Thick do
700 do Youths ca'f and noroccod do
SEQ DO do Rip Broraus,
LAnlEs' sl1rrERs, HALF CATERS, &c.
5000 pairs cheap X ID and Seal Slippers
$50 do Ladies' Fine Kid Slippers
200 do DO Fine KID Waking Shoes.
100 do do Thick do do
100 do do Cater Boots.
WOMEN : LACE BOOTS.
500 pairs Women's Kid and orocco Lace Bsots,
400 do do calf Lace Boots
MISSES SLIPPERS, LACE BOOTS. &c.
coo pairs Misses ID aud Seal SlipIe rs,
100 DO do Half CATERS
400 do do Morocco Lace Boais.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
e000 pairs chdren's morocco aud leather Booices,
200 do do Fancy Caters
suO do do Fancy colored Kid Bootees,
acO do do Black and colored Kid ankle Ties,
90 do do Morocco Lace Boots.
llUo do do Leather pegged Bnotees
SHOE FINDINGS AND SHOE STOCK.
Constantly on kand large and well selected assert
mehl OF Shoe Stack and Findings. VIZ Spanish Sole
Leather, French and American calf skins, Morocco,
ri Lining and Finding skins. ALSO-l,asts, Boot
itees, shoe Threads, Nails, Pegs, Patent common
a HATS Aw blades, pincers Knives; assortment
OF French Shoe XII. &c &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
TO us, we sflil solicit a continuance of the same.
McCLALLEN, KNOX & co.
Wheeling, Mar Il, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

hsD York April 2- f5i1.
DR TowNsENn--I verify hchove your Sa-ararila
ass been thc msss through Providence OF safia- my
ho ! have for several years had . bad Cough Do bc-
eauc worse au8 worse At 4.t lFai>e3 lIga ebeutiics
Of hiao8 aaI night sTcat- aII greatly delff4ttd
au. rei!t-e1 uHd dad uut expect IN i've. ! Havc only
isad yaus trsapar DO short tne. ad3 tirre '-
dtrtul change heea vrousf1 p me. ! aui moss able
walk 70 the eiiy. rai.a blood md my cough
lss ioG me- You se ats.tns tnsi thankful for
these results. loar o5c 3iaut servant
NFi UIf@<ETI. az C.flt.rina-st
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FIRE ANN MARINE INSURANCE.

sTfo BE lNsuRED--or not to be-that's the question
whether II IS better by one sweeping fire. he rain
ed-and subject an the ills that flesh i heir to- or Ike
prudent man 90 10 the Protection O,ce and there he
dde SAFE comfortable and happy-we leave YOU TO
determine.
ihe PROTECTION Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
having already paid $500 Geo LOSSES in the Yves
tern county, entitled to The highest confidence and
thsir agent Wheeling, Virginia.
W. r. PETERSON
VIII tai lsNs on dwelling houses y areLouses stnres
hs t~ctpries, &c, together t ther coniens such as
m afe, lnst ehandise machinery, and every other DIES
1loh 81 lnaurghle property. Also on steam heel ana
lat boats aud thor carsoes aud oul any non ON
" eslorn W at0rs. ON INC iunst reasnnnIIe terins
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s gg8G9S: S&Eg
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY

NJ . AZ DENfFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
.EE LII insure against all manner Of life risks mon
~ts the most favorable terms The operations Of this
company are confined exclusively TO LIFE lNsUBA NcE
AND CoNuSGENclEs upon the mutual plan. Its advGn-
a3es are 100 easily conceived 20 need commcut-ena-
tlh- the Insured 10 participate in an the profits of
e uslucss While living aud securing TO survivors a
certain resource against want Wien dsad
Each person assured for life becomes me cr Of this
company, IN perpetual charter, and is entitled to d
NoIe-and also entitled to his share of the Dividends
Nhca are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire OF W +. PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia.
- u y7Oihce on Monroe ST.
EOB.f l.. PATTERSON President,
BENZ. G. MILLER. secretary,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, MD. Medical Examiner,
'e' Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-09

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At THE CANTON TEA SCORE.

At THE CANTON Ten SFOHE.
RarIci Square. Vt6liug. Va.
yy-RERE YOU NAV end uure teas. imported hy Tie
SN C1nfdu Tea Company ut New 0rk' - chatham
and 1862 greenwich sis.
Retail nrires as fouws-sl,jec IN all cases 10 he re
GREENS
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RADwAy's CHINESE MrDlcArrp Soar AM


THE cIRcAsSIAN HENNA.
STlilS medicinal eosHe;iqGe is a stIre e.,-,,; o., =,
b aiecl IONS OF The sam, iaipari M. haalt n ,I l,
- the complexion. We have been froqnentlr gskei W.
we eaii HadWa, 5 Soan. Cnmese7 We Ill III, -,
!" say lHa railways SOAP was either invented ~ 49,,
FsLeu n thhS. MOI al all; tha Invention in ontisrly
out o"i-so also Is It's manufacture; hnt Is nsc,t
-e 1ie indigenous Of that climate whilst ts tasuti
3Hs properties are largely owing TO tte tirssssisn
ne ienha Is one Of those meritor.a,ts ais,,ts
'se 'ues as eosnio que has for centuries lre,
"' N.it ~ the Cifcgssians But hV toe ,gondei 4 4
$500 ~ htuWaSs soap ~ imparting that trsnspnrr,f
- io Tie sku health and beauty L. ne connie
MI 10 toof positive OF is rare aud valued yiriurs
iHs' "ilh etlrr ta7anrc ianta, possessing aeang
si"t Ftfl4 ing &ud heuutIf ing merits fknaN,, on
!" N i The great secret o. the success of E.syss
lf hs3"aY Is SOAP IL speedy lie effect of ~,
= an' S"AtRfi' fimpss, bloches, ru.iulcs retters
lures Sat bheuni, RingWorin Rash aud a.I,tito MOS
" snaN"g rs excellent for The Toilet Be- i uueiaiied
se'u i'f - cents. large aud 2l cents iaets al
&c" h"fh- = 4 81 Z ADV AZ a. CO.
JJi ttari street. Nrs, B urk
So" \. "hethhsh by FAlkChil.b.
Ast4H
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REMOVAL AND co pARTNFRSHIP

SToNTlNUES to manufacture Confectior arr of every
~ variety al No. 50 Main street, three doors above
'o'uhlula street tiNciNNA1i,O. Angel
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a. " arms str own ulauuf rlaft m iis. t.,-.
"Y !'lt ikADh q FAGIL. '
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-01-18
Missions and Bibles.

The whole present number of ordained mis-
sonaries in the world is estimated at about
1900; and cf male and female assistant mis-
sonaries. at about 24O0, making total of
5000. The Bible has been printed in 1873
languages and dialects and all but thirty OF
these translations are new, and were made
chiefly by missionaries since the institution of
the British and Foreign Bible Society in 1904.
The number of copies of the Bible and Testa-
ment which have been issued by the Bible So
cieties, is about thirty millions.
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$l3 3-4
All for Love.

The porter at the United States Hotel at
Newport attempted to put an end to his earth
" career on Thursday afternooon by taking
arsenic. 1t seems that he was desperately in
love with the chambermaid of the house,
very pretty Irish girl, and because she REJECT
ed his suit, he resolved to close up all his
trouble. Aftes fixing his dose, two drachms
of arsenic, and drinking part of it. he sought
another interview with the girl, but Mr..
Burdick, the clerk, having in the mean time
discovered what the fellow had been up to
cot doctor afoul of him, and saved him from
diving like fool that time. s.t
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A Gem.

There is one bright, enchanting spot.
Where love and beauty glow,
Which Oft the glorious grace of God
Hath made heaven below;
And in that covenant sheltered spot,
There is n radiant gem,
More precious far than ocean pearls,
Or empires diadem
keep that gem, ye plighted ones,
Nor from that spot depart
That spot is hOme-deightful home
That gem the faithful heart.-WALLEssrEIr.