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TIE DRUNKARD's RsMoRsE

Ef PROF. LCSOF6Lf.uW.
AIR-"Im sitl.g on lie 81 Z, Mary"
I'm ihinK.as on NY smile, May
Inv bright ard ,fu>'itg smile
In me morning OF our youth and lave,
T. sorrow came, or suiie.
When time arms were 'winsd about my ne
And n'ne locked into thine,
And HI hear tos, ,htobasi lor me alone
Was nesting close 10 nine
Pm thinking Of he uah, Mary,
The nssht al greet ana shame,
Wnen win drunken rawlings on my lips,
To lhse homewart csme:-
y, the tear WAS IL nv carces' eye,
Ind Thy BISON Widly nedved,
Yet smile oi love was on thy cheek
Though my hear; was so!e!y srievet.
Q, my words were harsh 10 thee, Mary,
For lbe wine-cup Grove me wild,
And chit ihee wnen thine eyes we're sad,
Aud cur>'d tnes wntn hey smiled -
God knows iov'd thee evtu men,
But the FIRE was in my brain,
And the curse oi Grirk was IN ny hear,
To make my love a pane.
Thou'r resting in The church-yard now,
AID no some Is a, Thy head;
Blu, the sexion knows a d.unkard's wife
Sleeps in that Lowry bed;-
And hr says M hand OF God, Mary,
VIII ia WIN crashing weight
on ne wre ch 'aat brought thy gentle lie
10 rs untiney late.
But he knows not Of he broken heart
l bear within my bfeas',
Or ihe heavy loaf OF VAN remolse
a
He knows not OF The sleepless nights,
When dreaming OF Thy love,
seem 10 sec thine angel eyes
Look colby from above.
Thou'r, sumberins in The peaceful grave,
And Thy sleep is dreamless now,
Bu the seal OF an undyine gret
Is on thy mourDer's brow:
And my heart is chill as 'hine, Mary,
For the joys Il lite have fed,
Ann ] long 10 lay my aching breas,
With The cold aud silent cead.
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CoNGREss--2d Session
THuR>DAY, JANUt ? 10, 1919.
GEN1p,s,


Mr. Yular nrasented resolutions Of The FiorIua
IeoisIarufe IN reference TO tbe establishment Oi
Pos,ofices in that State.
Mr. Breess from The committee on PUBIC
Lands, reported bill To compensate Registers
and Receivers for locating military land war
rants.
Mr.. Allen submitted a resolution which was
agreed TO- calling on the Postmaster General Tor
a statement OF contracts for carrying The mans In
steam vessels, between the United States and ior'
eign counties.
On motion OF Mr.. Douglass, The bill 10 eslab-
lish the territorial government OF Minnesota was
taken up, his amendment adopted, and Their pass
ed over informally, Mr. Butler having first called
The attention OF the Senate 10 The tact that d por
lion OF The territory included is not covered by
The ordinance of 1857.
Mr.. Camerous resolution, calling Tor intorma-
ton in regard 10 The claims OF the Cherokees un
der the treaty VI 1876, was taken up AMI agreed
10.
The hour OF one having arrived, The Senate
proceeded 10 he consideration oil bills on the pri-
vale calendar. A number were passed, and The
Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Burt, by leave, reported from the commit
lee on Military Affairs bill to organize Inc pay
department Of The army, which was read twice
and committed 10 the committee OF the whole on
the STATE o, the Union.
Mr. Bridges gave notice OF intention 10 nIo.
duce joint resolution 10 cunsfuc and extend he
provisions OF the 81 section OF the acl entitled an
act 10 raise Tor a limited time an additiyra mill
ary force and Tor other purposes approved llth
February 1877.
The resolution reported several days since by
Mr. Conger, from The committee on Printing d.
recling the printing IL 1850 copies extra Il he
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RESOLUTIONS OF Mr.. HARRISON OF
IOUDOUS

An amendment intended TO be submitted by
MIR. Harrison, OF LoudoaD, to the Report of
The Join; Committee on the subject of the
Wlmo, Proviso, and Other kindred subjects
/. Resolved, That the institution Of slavery
was fully scussed b. the convention which
framed the Constitution OF TIE unitci States.
and that tie ghls Of the slave-ho ders were
fully recognized and designed 10 b. protected by
lis provisions; that without the COMPROMISES
then solemnly entered into, the union Of the
States never could have been formed.
,. That while we fully concur in the senti
ment Of the President of the United States, in
his ast annual message, shat no lover Of his
country would deliberately calculate The value
OF the Union" we realize the impression that
the is point beyond which that sentiment
cannot be expected 10 control US.
3. That whenever settled conviction shall
prevail! in The minds Of toe people of the
Southern States of the insecurity Of their pro-
perty that point will have been attained.
4. That we regard the efforts OF our North
ern brethren to extend the Wilmot Proviso to
the whole of Mexico and Cnlifornia..iheir re-
peateG efforts in every form TO agitats in Con-
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NE rAoMAs,S RESOLUTIONS.


The relieving are The resolutions offered by
hr Thomas il III" House ci Delegates, on
WedGs sJay. and IL favor .: which Mr.. Syme
with. rev his aGcndmen'.
l. Resolved, Tnai The ) ales cane in;o this
G:rca a 60 !a,s, IN: iha' 'aeit cuzcns a'e enii-
I. IL rGg.l r,c;i,s, privileges AMI immuuilies,
inter h coa>!i ulioG q IN u States.
3 Tha, he proceeding u Ire convention BY
Shi.a TIC F,,.riai Cunsi acn was framed,
earl: demonstrate, tai ne institution .! save
~ malufeiy considered, ard iha' The Uaior,
u tn States cnui never rave been Termed witt
our, ami was haay secured BY Incorporating int
'ha, instrument, dis.inc an ample guarantees
10, Il n u ~. slavnhol!tr.
3 That Wc y,.W WI deep concern the ron.
in; a-sfe>si"ns on H. ri.hs 81 The slaveholdrf,
b. c.l;ain ,tcsess politicians OF III North, an:
~ cansite. the reccrt proceedings on The sahec'
4 avery ,rau.h' win miscniei. we'll calculated
10 disturb NJ peace y our country, and Shouts
call snrh he earnest AMI r.ump! aiSanpro5aiioG
i every 'i;.ri oi the Union.
I. Tnal he enacnca; .. any law by Con-
siuss, wiict, Shall drecI, or Indirectly, deprive
the cl,zs Us Of any II The Safes q The rich, q
emieia ins with heir Save lrcperly into any u
the territories .; tie Unite! STATES, and Of c3er-
cisi ownership over The same, while IN IN g
'etntnrics will not ony be an act OF gross InIus-
i,c" anu wong, but tn exercise Of power contra
ry 10 H. rue spiri Of he Consiu'ioE, and should
e resisted By such measures as may ~ deemed
,rst vr II. reservation Il The m iiu ions u the
South.
s. Thai while We 10 not intend hereafter 10 Re
untcrs ocd a. cancriing that Congress has he
power uGa-r he Cots,iiutian 10 enact Law pro-
hibiling slavery in .ay portion II he territories
~ 80 TTni,,i spafsC ytt. 70 ureSer9p The peace
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D. L. SWAIN, Esq,
Cnanel Hill North Carolina.

The ABOVE Letter establishes the fact beyond all
question that tadepsldsnse 1cas rst proclaimed IN
iMeeklenbu,g No,ha Carolina, in May, l77o
The Letter OF Sir James Wright referred u oy
Mr.. Bancroft closes as follows: by the enclosed
paper your LoIdship will ,'e me extraordinary
resolves OF The people ol Charlotte Town IN
Mecklenbure county; add should not be sur
psised II the same snou: be doae every where
leu
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VI Ak RAG -.

Married, on Thursday evening Januaf. i
by NJ Rev Mc. Do2sel. NJ. J.nS RAE .! Il
moui % Miss REBsccA J. LUcADoE, Of r.
burg Va
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Dice, on SATURDAY, lie l3ih ms. aiei as /,
ness d lev days, which sne bore VII, ~ ).
tan iariitude, Mr.. CLrTlLpA FIsnsR, il E
74th year Of her age.
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Photographed Tor ne Baltimore SUM-

Gen. Taylor and H@sry Clay The Markets
We have nforma ion from passengers who ar
rived on board the steamer Day, That Gen IaY
Tor, accompanied b. The Hon. Henry Clay, IN
tends leaving BaIon Rouge for the East, on o.
about the Isl Of February next The President
eec, purposes pushing on his journey with at
,iule DELAY as possible towards The capital.
The Hon. Jars1 Sparks, has been nominated
President oil The Board Of Oyerseers OF Harvard
IJoiyrrsy
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good of human character, aod must say mat
was mighty pleased with my interview, ana le's
him, fully satisfied OF his capabiliiy 10 MI M
Presidential Office with honor TO himseil anu
our country. fully believe that al CLASSES o.
people will soon feel the beneficial effects OF 'he
prosperity and confidence that will MI Inc minus
Of The people during his administration.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 20

The Senate was not in session To-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The SPEa kE.R called ~ a> TIE f z >,a.i.e
in order, the Claim Commission biA
On motion Of Mr. ROCKWELL, S.e IiU,
went into Committee On SAID bdj, III. Eul-
Suuh Carolina in The Chaifl
A variety Of Amendments werc cf.~ 81
considered. Some were adoPie .
jeclei
The committee ben s. na. reported ~ :
iiCn and the House adjourned.
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GROUND PLAoTER.-2,G lc.ce, ~.
VI ground Plaster, Fol ,ac hy
NEWPORT, ALLEN s 90.
Jam Set,
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pids. orter,d 10 be pinned and referre

1 pids. Ordered 10 be printed and referfe. .
| committee N commerce
The House then resumed The cnn,ide
| the motion TO leconsid.r the vote ~ uaict
bill Tor The reIiei ot The heirs Of Anf,li0 pr.
was rejected, and after some !ema:ks !on /.
sieurs Toombs and Duer, The qne.ts &a> 4.
BY yeas and nays, and The vote vas u.
dered, SO 10 3d. The question III u rrcurria,
The passage 0! the bill, il was, By tras AID n.
decided in the aitirma,iye-l u9i Soihe,.
was finally passed.
On motion, the HOUSE. in committee i,
whole on the State o. the Union, Nh Bur n !.
chair, proceeded 10 The consideration 81 IN \
10 establish board OF commissioners iortar !.
lemen, OF claims against tie Unirtd S,a.es
MI Rockwell Il Connecticut, at..r,s..l +.
committee al length in defence II the BIZ. a..
reply 10 The objections whica have bsen urs.
agains; il. A. the conclusion 81 his remafs, +.
committee rose, without coming to aay ! a..
sion.
Mr.. Vinton rom the committee On VAS Al
means reporei bacs The deficiency apprcpns,i
bill, with accommodation that lhsamcu!n! +
Of the Senate De concured in, AMI NY 2e,e !.
cordinely concGued il, together wlih ur,.
amendments proposed by he commItec.o VI.
AMI means. So Inc bl goes back again I.
Senate Tor cuncufrsn { in The later aHeni,as,
AIinnrnpd
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LIEUT.. aEvERE,s WORK

Nv CALIFORNIA-CiIzS.S FRANCIS CO -
OBrcadw-y. have ilst ruil.hed ner ant besuuiui
book on c. ofus EMIT ~ 4 TcuT Of Duty IN Ca1rlie,
including deser pya II M God Rrfoa aud Account
OF the Voyage around ape Horn with Notices Of Lower
Cafornia lie Gull snd PAcih- Cosss rnf the principal
ey~n attending the Conquest Of he Cajrnsrs By Jo-
.-ph Warren Revere, Lieut. Navy, siely IN command
Of the Military Di.f,c OF Sonoms Edited by JOs-ph ~.
Baleser OF Ne~Yort Iu,irRed with uumerous plsies,
from gins sseches by ths author and Chart OF he nsy
and Region around S.n franfisc0 | vol. Emo
The snthor Of Book s Ler Revere Of The Navy son
of ihs ~ Revere OF Newl orE sEd nsy be depend
upon suthenc ard unexaggersted account OF he
VOYAGE round Horn sud California and lis resources
NJ much usefa Information these nieudng 70 visit Or
Otherwise Interested hat part Of the United States
l4f gtseUd
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The bill TO restore the charter of the Farmers
"A Mechanics Bank Of New Brunswick has ps'sed the
sswJersey House.
Mr. Asa sprague intends to establish private
bssk at Rschester.
The notes Of the broken Bank Of Norwalk are
then a. ssnduky for merchandise at par The notes
n The ssndu,ky Bank psss a, 1880 ct' on the dollar
The Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad was
,sued to Brstteboro l2s miles from Boston, on Tues
a.v last The length Of the road from Fitchourg 10
v,.,eboro s 10 miles and II wss constructed at cost
Of 100000.
The agreement which was entered into, three
..,. ,ince between the Western and Worcester Rail.
Ids in regsrd 10 the apporton ment Of the jn: bus
a.. Of the two roads, has been renewed, with some
nodscstions 1t was feared at time, that another
,oVes would be made TO the Legislature to settle the
u,,ier which would have Involved considerable
,-Ouble and expense to both Compsnies.
The Hudson and Berkshire Railroad Co. have
made the annexed report Of the position Of !" afsirs
nd operations during the past year
To;s receipts for the year 1919 81
sroeoses Of repairs srd running rosd.'''. II T9 u
Net including oais tc ssi5s5 %
rreended construction during be past year 2tlie u
Total cost Jan /, 10 u
The Bank bill was laid sn the table in the llli-
,ol. Legislature, by svote Of SO to 30.
Al Boston. the Money market has been tight-
.,ss by the call for Specie for New York and Tor the
,,vmep, Of duties. The Banks have curtaied dis-
,osp,. and paper in the street sold at lOslz cent
railroad and Manufacturing Stocks were ouh' f@sH'
"a. we're again 10 market as borrowers
The Annual Report of the Connecticut River
railroad states that 1t 10 now completed to the south
line Of Vermont 80 miles at cost OF 81 l,5-S,H4 The
.,ock amounts to 2o757O The receipts Of the last
year were as follows For passengers s5s63 freight
s71 sl7 mails. express SC, s4,795-totsl, sl65242-
s,csedipg the receipts Of ls47 by s4l,290 The ex-
Dn.e, have necessarily been sweled by the increase
., busipess s26397 have been laid out In building
sss 55s have been expended for and engines
These. and other expenses for the year, amount TO
az ,li. Earnings over expenses Ss6797. After pay
pg interest to the amount of sl0 620 and reserving
s]9 ssi for running expenses two dividends were de.
el.red Of y cent each. which absorbed s355Oi. The
number of passengers carried during the year was
90 s65 Number OF tons Of merchandise lOl,3li-
Number of bbls Of Flour carried from Springfield H.
The Company have 10 engines which, during the
ysar have run l47. .092 miles.
The statement OF the collections at the State
Rank of Alabams and branches from July l. l545, TO
Jap l. lsis, gives the following aggregate
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-24
MEDICINES.
CONSUMPTION
CURED DAILY BY Ds. HAsriNGs's
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA

COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHThA
TT'HE MEDICAL FACULTY. rs well a. the public, are
struck with wonder At The numerous cures made dshyb by
ls erua1rdinsry medicine and h isnOw scsnowe sed by
many Of eminent pnysirians TO bs certain And
spee for 0bsrcuaT consumption In ITS worst stages
IL has been recommended by inat eminent physician, Df
Mot and Is constantly used Ia the Marine Hospital II saysn-
nah by DR. Arnold the Senior Physicisn OF th7 Hospital
London Lancet London Medical journal, Brsilhwstes .
R-lrospec all other Of the London Medical journals
have spoken many times praise OF the surpnsn1 effects
Of Dr. HATSGss preparation u has been thoroughly tried
Got only the Hospital under the charge Of Dr. HAsrsSs
la London bat also by ell hs nrst pbyscians OF England
and ali nave fully endorsed Il unnya.d remedy In
consumption and all other diseases OF iho upgs The fol
oxing few " the opinion xpfessed BY The Medical
Faculty of England. DR.. williamson VI Manchester thus
wr,es ..
brow be s@a scqnirs nsos'on srs
suz;h early u ni-ns- suffering and Dis
h-.fh.H
Dr. Ware o. Liverpool, ssysi
regard a.tns.. syruP Ssphiia Of The so, a,ds
of sny and esfns consumption
-,taol sh-t beyond all Doubt Or gue'toa"
i've anudols and re-" and Dr. Hamilton Of Bah, pro-
nOunces tho only Known remedy which may be relied
for removing uberces from tho lungs and preventing
form suon Of Others"
single boil. will prove iIs efficacy All tho proprietor
The ra u one bOs the action OF which viii prove
70 ne pstient tho virtue Of tho medicine
Coughs, colds bronehius, decline ss1hms nishLswssn,
and splitting Of blood cured 10 surpdsngy snor space
o, ue colds Lave yielded 70 me treatment OF
hs Sapnna syrup 10 the shor space OF " hours Jsmes
u Ponuac, Mich was staeksd win spllnns of
hood and could obtain 90 relief unu ne lred HAsTsess
Nsphtha which stopped 10 bali an hour 10 eDum-rsts
all he performed by his medicine, would occupy
volume.
Hasrscss Hsphna syrup which quits pleasant The
tsste put up 10 'n oz oous' pne7 " saeh' Z" "A D"'
Principal Office l42 Grsen~iehst Ny. Sod IN Phsdsl-
phis by q b Z-iber Co Lsdzsr Buildings 10 Boston,
by Reddirg Co ; N Jersey City, al Csfls fnsfmacJ,
and 10 brOoklyD Dy Mr.. Hayes "a ius'
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TACITUs,s H1sToRIEs BY TYLER.

n APPLETON L CO publish this day. the Histories Of
~. Csius Correins Tscius with Notes for Coles es-
By " Tyler Prof Of the Greek and Lain languages 10
Amherst College On- vo'ume. limo. Price 81 25
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usy be considered msrsrgs rev Era n he history of
he text u scus notes VII be fJlrc 10 contain not
only the grammatical bot Likewise all the geographical
astrological snf historical Illustrations. that are recesssy
render the aaihor ineligible TIE editor las A. least
-ndesvOred svod the fsni which Lord Bacon says "b
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the Obscure places ard discourse upon The PLAIN II has
beeu his say chief aim, carry students
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inrcd1cs them rto familiar acquaintance ard lively
sympathy with the s1thor and his times and With hist great
empire Of vssse deF-nerscy and decline n l' beginnings
he has bequ ed profound snd Instructive his
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several small sums that will e Published hereafter.
LEWIS TAPPAN, Treasurer, 70 Cedar-',
n Friends OF the cause living out OF the city, ere
requesed To transmit their donations to the Treasurer by
mai or Otherwise The Committee have had two agents al
Wsshngtop Jay ng before Members Of CongreIs valuable
inform aon; and have i.saed publications both al Wash
ngon and this city, m Of FACTS in relation TO the beneficial
7, suits OF cheap postage In England There is still hope
that something may be done the subec; by The present
Congress- but II they fail to carry out the wishes OF the
people there will be nsed OF increased labor and expense
in prosecuting the until the great object shall be Sc
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ftRAHAMs MAGAZINE or LITERATURE AND
u Art. FOR March. 1919
kNhlliisnNfEIs -Chrilt wesging over jeTusalem-s
mgsntcru. PRINT Tom he bunn Of tai dtnguished sr -
Nm T. Tuctef Al Nho eVsnil- This rTilt will aesbowl-
edge % be sr superior q sny contained IN contemporary
publications
Why Don't He Come-a bssu,ial steel e.. rasng by Al
di-On
The Bridal Ngh,-one ofihe hspp eaorla Of distn-
guiah-d artist
New of the Plantation OF Geo Taylor being he a. st of
a series OF View. of Remarkable fizces"
Music Oh have no. b-en true 10 ihee" Written snd
adsptsn 10 a beautiful Melody hy John n. Hewitt
The March number Of Orahsns dagA contains TWEEN
" six original articles om the pens Of th- besl writer's In
Ame ics.
Terms only = per snnur or two coyie. for 8 The
Magazine is delivered IN suy pst " The city or seuI by
Man 10 al parts of h. ned States
Address ali oFdsrsto W II. GRAHAM,
13fA BrcG Church Chapel i5i Nsssau-sl.
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4 ECTURER. AND AUTHOR u eonipists rrsoaesl
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y fINithtu tAIAhb1s
GODEY'S LADYS BOOK,
EOR nARCH-TWO MEZZOIlSTo PLAIEs-wlH
exceed any cher magazine OF the noah for ths Vsnety
ta.uty ard number Of is -ngrsving-
TIE Lost DOye-ms xzotri, ~ A B. walters
Dustfng Cupid-mezz 1uri, BY Wslmsey
Sga Br-ez.-li1e eosra'i1g, BY Morton.
A b-suiful coorec F.shion Plate, BY Pes.e
Patterns fcr Csps. Cufs. Chsmiseil-s BY FrosI
The Village Horse BiOcs, by Cf0Om-
:, Muk's Church. pti. i.sfeip1ta, hy hinesiey.
Orginal Masc-s WAu
H.sh ard Beauty. with engrsvings k4uesiriaaism for
ths Pair s.x win DO; Illustration of rr-nct FAhons viii
10 F..hsons FOR Head Dresses with do Crotchei W orr
so Cottage furniture with DO Corner for Pocket Hand
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some 81 Tie articles BY Miss L-si- Mrs Hse Grsee
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