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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21
J. S. M'CALMONT
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
V. BEST, Speaker of the Senate
SENATE CHAMBER,


T. Samuel w Pearson Chef Clerk OF the Senate Of
syvunia do hereby certify that the foregoing resonoh
mo. 10 the Senate file of the present session. euco
sResoIucn relative amendment OF the CONSTITUTIONS
it being the resolution which was ugreed 10 by
majority of the members elected to each House OF the last
cgisuureailer having been duly considered and discus
sed wus thisday agreed to by majority of the members
elected and serving in the Senate OF Pennsylvania, ut s
present session. will appear by their votes given on The
final passage of resolution, follows, viz:
Those voting in favor OF the resolution were H. Jones
Brooke J. Porter Brawey William A. Crab6, Jonathan
Charles Fraily Robert NJ. Frick, Henry Fulton John w
Guernsey William Haslet Isaac llugus, Timothy Ives,
Joshua Y. Jones' Joseph Konigmacher, George " Law
renee, Maxwell M'Casn, Benjamin Malone, BENJAMIN
Matthias, Henry A. Muhlenberg, William Packer, WI,
linn r.. Sade David Sankey, Peeg B. Savery, Conrad
Sinner Robert C. Sterrett, Daniel Slime Farrs b. stree
ter, John II. Walker and Valentine Best, SrEAkBR-
Yeas 90.
T.ose voting against the passage of the resolution were
George Darsie, Augustus Drum aud Alexander King
Nays3.
Extract from the Journal
SAML w. PEARSON, Clerk
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liz THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, I
Harrisburg, March IA, 1850.

wilinm Jack. Chief Clerk of the House Of Represen-
taves OF Pesy yvana do hereby certify that the iorgo-
ing resolution, mo. 10 ON the Senate he and NO VI on
the House Journal the present Sesslon) entitled cso-
luton relative 10 the amendment of the Constitution
being the resolution which agreed to by ma
jority of the members elected to each House OF the last
Iegsaurc-ater having been duly considered ana discus
scd this day agreed to by minority of the members
elected to serving in the House Of Representatives. Of
Pennsylvania at its present session. well appear by te
votes given the final passage OF the resolution as io
ows, viz: .
Those voting in favor of the passage of the resolution
Baldwin, David j. Bent. Craig Bdde jeremiah Black,
John 3 Bowen. William BTindle, Daniel IL. Is. Brewer,
Jesse r. Burden, John Cessna, Henry Church, John n
Cony1gham Sylvester Crdand, Benjamin g. David, VIII
liam j. Dobbins, james p Downer, Thomas D,mcan'
VIM. Dunn, VIM. Espey, John c. Evans, William Evans
A Scott Ewing, Alexander s Feather, james Flowers
Benjamin p. Forner, Alexander Gsbony, Thomas l.
Grier, Joseph Griln, Joseph Gufey Jacob : liader
man, George ii. Hart. leert Hart John Hastings VIII
liam j. Hemphil, John Hoge Henry Huplet Lewis Hell
ford, Washington j. Jackson Nicholas Jones, John w
Kilinger, Charles T. Kinkead Robert kOtZ Harrison r.
Laird Morris Leech, Jonathan D. Leet Ans1h Leonard,
james Lewis, Henry Little, Jonas r. MCinteck John
+, MCulloch Alexander c. M'CuTdy, John MIMgh,n,
John NJ Lean Samuel Marx, John b. Meek, Michael My
ers John Miller. Joseph C. Muloy, John d Morris, Wm
+. Morison Ezekiel MowIy, Edward Nickcson, Jacob
Missy, Charles ONeil John b. Packer Joseph C. Powell
James C. Reid, John 5. Riley, Lewis Roberts, samuel
Robson. John b. Rutarford Genni w. Scohed, Thomas
@. Scouler, William Shainer Richard Simpson, Eli shtel,
William Smith, William A. smith, Daniel NJ smyser, VIII
liam IL Souder Thomas c. Steel, David Steward Charles
Stockwel Edwin c. Trone, Andrew Wade, Robert c.
Walker, Thomas Watson Sidney B. Wells Hiram A.
Williams, Daniel Zerbey and John 5 M'Calmont SPEAK
ER--Ycas 81.
Those voting against the passage Of the resolution wcre
Augustus X Cornyn, DAVID Evans and James Nj. Porter
Nays3. ....
Extract from the Journal.
A.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21
Browns Essence of jamaica Gin

Browns Essence Of jamaica Gin
ger.
Prepared only by Frederick Bro,rn, at his
Drug and Chemical Store, North East
Corner of Fifth and Chestnut
streets, Philadelphia.
VNHE Essence is preparation of unusual ex-
Il cellence and ofvaried properties. In all cases
where powerful and safe stimulant is required,
it is unrivalled for efficacy well as immediate
action. To the traveller and to the family circle
it is invaluable, as few drops diluted in sugar and
water present a safe and agreeable remedy to the
invalid who requires immediate relief as well as
to the convalescing patient who needs gentle
tonic. In Southern climate, where the relaxa-
ton of the system SO generally induces thirst for
stimulants, it will always be found an excellent
substitute for those tempting beverages which de-
bilitate the stomach and cause morbid condition
of its powers. In dyspepsia, in relaxation of the
bowels, in nausea and sea-sckness, it is active
and safe as well as pleasant and refreshing re-
medy, and is prescribed by the most eminent Of
the medical faculty.
A supply of the above received and for sale by
II. b. Masser, Sunbury.
April 6, lS50.-6m
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GEORGE j. HENKELS,
CITY CABINET wAaERO o NJ s
NO. 173 CHESNUT STREET,

PHILADELPHIA.
OFFERS for sale, low for cash or approved city
~ paper, a large and well assorted stock of
CABINET FURNITURE, of the latest patterns
and of the best workmanship. The assortment
embraces every article, useful or ornamental, COM
prising suits of Drawing Room Furniture in Rose
wood and Walnut, exquisitely carved. Rosewood
Walnut, and Mahogany Chamber Furnture Pa
tent Extension Dining Tables, acknowledged to
be the best now in use); Library Book Cases,
and great variety of plain Parlor and Chamber
Furniture.
Curtains made and put up in the latest Paris
fashions.
Spring Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, and Fea-
ther Beds, made to order,
N.B.-All articles purchased at this establish
mont are warranted of the best materials and
workmanship, and will be packed to carry safely
to any part of the country.
May 25, lS50.--ly ..F.-..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21
WILLIAMS ANTI-DYsPRPTIC

EIIXIR is, with the utmost confidence, oferedt the
T. Medical Faculty and the public for the of Dyspep
sin Indigestion and all disease arising from it, such
Nausea Headache, bilious Vomiting,
Vertigo Dumess Of Sight, Burning sensation at the pit
Debility Of the Nervous Sys OF the stomach,
TEN. Liver complaint
Typochondra, Jaundice, Oppression after eating,
Loss of appetite, lPalptation of the Heat,
Wasting OF the strength. Pain in the pit OF the stomach
Fatulence with frequent towards the right side
belching Of wind, 'Sallowness OF complexion
Vitiated taste, Depression Of the sprss and
Constitution and uneaslness iuitnbily Of temper, &c
oithe bowels,
Ii of dyspepsia should be neglected serious
effects may eisue, Or it lays the foundation for is the in
cipen Of and very frequently terminates in consump
ton would Impress upon the mind that to triae with
this disease he to sport with the reason which cos
utes supereminen among animal beings, 10 em
bitter existence by adding consciousness OF folly to the
penalty of pain.
This medicine is neatly put up in bottles, with ample
directions for USE and is sold in SmIbury by JoHN W.
FRILISG. JAMES WILLIAMS.
Testimony of Mr. Abner Emes hnter. Market street
above Sixth corruborative OF the efficacy OF Williams
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir
Dear S 1T gives me great pleasure to know that you
are again preparing You medicine for the cure OF DyseP
sia for many of ucquainances have repeatedly asked
where it could be procured, knowing that had been
cured by it. As think that public acknowledgment OF
the great benefit have received from the of your med
icne only due you but may be useful to others,
now make it, For several years suffered from Dyspep-
sa which Increased to such extent that my health and
constitution rapidly sinking under it. wns CON-
PEELED to restrict myself TO the most simple food and even
that could digest felt loss of strength, dsnc-
nation exercise and you have it in your advertise
men general feeling of depression and Understandable
wearness. In the year 1888, hearing from others hgh
commendation Of your Anti-Dyspeptc Elixir, procured
and used 1t with the most happy effect under influence
nguor and wariness gradually passed away aud my appe
tite returned which could crafty with mpunity Ten
years have elapsed and my confidence in the curative
powers of your medicine has OF increased, for it
completely cured when failed to obtain relief from any
other source. Very respectfully yours
ABNER EIMES.
Testimony of Edward ii. Rowley Wholesale Merchant
Of the 6rm of Rowley, AshbunneI h Co, No South
Wharves, proof of the efficacy OF Williams Anti Dys
peptc Elixir.
PHILADELPnIA, October 90, 1910.
Mr.. JAMES WuLIsMs:
Dear Sir -l take pleasure in recommending your Anti
Dyspeptic Elixir for the of Dyspepsia have taken
it myself the disease, and have been entirely cured
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD ii. ROWIEY
AeENr,-JoHN w FRILlNG, Sunbury, Pa.
March ., ls50-1y
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ROSE OINTMENT, FOR TErrER

hOS6 SAAN 4 AA1Nt, LOa f6TTGa
ID FAD the following certificate from Capt Deyoe the
IL well known and popular Sham Boat Captain (of the
Traveler)
PHILADELPHIA, October 81, 1916.
Several years since was attacked with a breaking out
on my neck IN the form Of letter which am convinced
was contracted at the Barbes Shop IL grandnaly extend
ed over my face until il reached the upper part of the
cheeks. During the several months that it continued
spreading, used different applications, some of which had
the ELECT APPARENTLY at least of increasing the disease
from OF them did perceive the least benefit until
applied the RosE OINTMENT BY the Of jar OF it,
perfectly cured and have remained free OF the aec-
ton. ...
have since used the Ointment lightly applied for rough
OF the face botches chapped hands, Ike. With psr-
feet success have hesitation in recommending It in
the strongest manner to the public.
JAMES DEvoE.
Agent-HRSKy MAssKR, Sunbury
July IS, 1919
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21

ExAMPLE--A person aged 30 years next birth day. by
paying the Company 90 cents would to his family
heirs 500 should he die in year for 5000 he
to them S1OOO for Sl3 annually for years
he them $1,000 should he die in years.
for S0i0 paid annually during life he $1,000 to be
paid when he dies The insurer securing his bonus
by the difference in OF premiums from those charged
by other Offices For $3.50 the heirs would receive S500t
should he die in one year.
Forms ofappcation and all particulars may he had al
the Office PETER CULLEN, President.
Vice President, WM NJ BAIRD.
FRANCIS w RAwLE Secretary and Treasurer
CONSULTING PHYsIchN-Dr J. b. Masser, Sunbury.
J, H. PuRDY, SunLury, Agent for Northumberland coun
y.
Sunbury July 2S, 1870
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21

DROWN'S ESSENCE OF GINGER
ID A new supply of this excellent article just
received and for sale by III. b. MASSER.
sunbury, March is, 1880. 4.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A vigorous life or premature death.
KlNKELlN on self Preservation,

TlSSUE PAPER.-Yeow Tissue paper for
Il covering glasses, &c, for sale at the Office OF
the American.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-21
Table OF Premiums required for the Assurance of 500 for
the whole term of Life.

The premiums are less than any other company and the
policies afford greater advantages Tables of half yearly
quarterly premiums half credit Of premium, short
terms, joint lives, survvorshps and endowments; also,
Of Application or which there blank sheets
to be had application at the Office, by letter the
Agent, j. III. PURDY, Sunbury.
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WINES, &C.

sunbury, April es, ls4s.-tf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-01-10
y lMlYiOll q MORCESTER RAILROAE
a 80 49, -

summer ATrang ement-May z, 1919
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday
ffcave Worcester at 1890 a. NJ. and 4.30e.
qI3-The 10 80 m Train connects with train leaving
Springfield at 7.30 Boston am; Nashua at 7.20
Providence at 40 am
The 450 train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New iIaven; also train leaving Boston at p. m
~ Leave Norwich 1T A. M, AID IL M.
15 The train connects nj Worcester with West
train, leaving at 10 am. Boston train at 1925
Nashua train at II Providence tram at IL 80
Pnnnfrft Speciat TrGln.-Leaye Pomiret at m. for
Norwich. Leave Norwich at p. m. fol Pomiret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
leave Worcester at 81 Am, Leave Norwich at 81
LM-(Daily, Sundays sxcep'ed)
II Express Frsight Boston ut IL for Aiyn's
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston O'Clock P. Nj. for New York, stop
ping only Fram;n shan, Worcester, Daniesonvie and
Norwich arriving All. MS Point to take the Boat al
P.N
Steam Boat Train connects at Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua and GrooI Junction at 6.32 pm.
RErUREINs-beaYe Alyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
on the arrival OF he Steam Boat IRON NewYork
other person authorized receive it before the Pas
senser lakes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will not be taken include money, merchant
dae nor other articles than those of personal and
wher OF higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must be
given Of that fact and extra price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permit ed in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in The Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices.
g. II. P LEE, JR..
May7. dwtf Sup't and Eng. N O. w. n.
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In addition TO The above premiums dtplsite Of per
the premiums will be .qulred and deposit varying
The different ages from Is to 80 per the premiums
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Office of III
Company at the Central Bank, in Worcester, and to III
gents ieowhs and sections Of New e. gland New York.
New Jers5y, Pennsy Tania, and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester. August {. Il
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.Hrchif2cEaka.Rg
no the Dancing Community.

EO The Dancing Community
MIR. II. ELDREDGE, formerly from Newhuryport,
WI would respectfully inform his friends and the pub
lie Of Worcester and vicinity that he is prepared
nish Music for Balls Parties, SC. He will also assist
a Leader OF Quadrie Bands also Teacher in The
various branches OF Dancing. Orders left this office
at his residence, the of Birch and Graitok
streets, will be promptly attended DIFF Nov 6.
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ltes5 from CalifOTnlia.
PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment,
Types taken with VOightlander's Quick
Camera.
No. 8 Brimley Hall, No. 8
No. 8


HE Proprietor of this Establishment has fitted up en-
! trely his spacious and commodous Rooms, and
furnished them with every convenience and comfort that can
be obtained in The fashionable in the city He
has procured of Voghtlanders Large and Quick Came
large any in this cityor the purpose of taking
large types groups PERSONS and chen style of ele
gance and perfection that be obi aimed by the of
smaller and less perfect instruments has also procured
a large lot of GOLD LOCKETS double and single, OF all
sizes AMI descriptions, which lie offers for sale at lower
prc es than they can be hough any other place in the
city, lie is prcrared as heretofore, to furnish his ends
and the public with the perfect Daguereotype that
can produced ofthe character of the pictures executed
at this long established Gallery is enough to state that
they have the very highest tokens fvo from the
late Mechanics Fair in this city, and from other equally
competent Probably establishment IN the coun
try enjoys higher reputation for its perfect and skuly
executed types which exhibit the form and mnuest parts
of the original, fully and accurately delineated
The public here and those visiting this city are invited TO
call and examine Tor themselves the beautifully and ski
fully executed types nj DR. VAN ALSTiN'S ESTABLISH
MENT at No. 9 lrnley Hall.
MINIATURES put into Silk for Stand into Velvet
Gases for 81 So
NJ B. Stock constantly on hand and for sac at reason
able prices. a. w. VAN ALSllN;
Ian l.. OIL
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Dancing and Caliathenic School.
MIR. & MRS. MOORE

ID EsPECTFUiLY announce their second quarter for
sATURDAY, January 5ih, at O'Clock p. NJ, al wAuRsN
HALL Al those who may honor them with the charge OF
heir chdtsn may safely rely tcir paying every aen
lion 10 heir geneia depo and that hc conduct DO
strictly deccrous They will only ain at impariing
knowledge OF this graceful art, but will likewise instruct
ON in the Cashcnic exercise. Far particulars please
Dee a. dts
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TIE ENTIRE STOCK
OF
French Bareges, Lawns, and Muslins,

French Bareges, lawns, and Muslins,
1T CH.fMBERLIN'S
TJAs BEEN MARKED DOWN to prices that will be
found well worth the attention of purchasers although
out of season.
Beautiful French Bareges, former price from 81 /
to 62 10 cts-now selling for rs cts
Very handsome do. do, former price from 25 to 37
selling for II cts.
Good styles Bareges for l2l cts.
Best French Lawns and Muslns-former price
374 to 624 cts-now selling for 25 cts.
Choice styles Printed Lawns at l25 centsformer price
25 cents.
Good Fast Cold Printed Lawns at cts.
All the French Cashmeres, Mousselines, and COM
mon De LANES are now offered great reduction from
usual prices.
THE READY MADE CLOAKS
now on hand will closed off less than the of the
materials.
Purchasers may be of finding Bargains by calling
Jan2 DIV H. H. CHAMBERIIN'S
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Paper Hangings.

eV,E subscriber offers the Fall Trade extensive
l. assortment of PAPER IiANGlNGs, of the very besl
~ AmERicAN MANUFACTURE, which all builders, Land.
lords, and others wishing 0ooD ARTICLE will find oi
their interest TO examine before Purchasing ese~ here.
NIB Particular attention given to putting ON all kind.
al papeTs. nj shart notice. u 4eg y.4,. NJ. A. a..
Ware House, Eos TER STREET. (hetween Main stree,
aod Bnston, Norwich, and Nashua r Read perot
Wcssesssr, Oct 10 dist A. u. NEWTON
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ProvIslemce q VYorcester ksailroaei.


(sgsss,s lsf gssszssss F9g 49,, 4 ]
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-PA PASSENGER TRAINS.
On end after December 81, 1919.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at II A. NJ. and 10 PM.
Leave Providence at I45 AM $40 PM.
4 FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached
leaves Worcester for uxbriJge (Nhere it connects with
special Train for Providence,) at ll.3o A. NJ
UXARIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbridge at Is P H.
Leave Providence at III 80 A. Nj.
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT
AT Milve with coaches Ur Satersvilie. At Uxbridge
with coaches Milford and hendon At Whitins with
coaches for East Doug and Whiilnsye. At Fafnums
with coaches for Graf centre and NJ E. Villase AT
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
wch and Worcester, and Worcester and Nashua r. roads
Al Waterfo with trains tf Norfolk County Railroad for
and from Boston, Dedham, DC.
The Ii 80 Tran Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, Pail River, Bedford, &c.
No I'd class tickets sold for Uxbridse Special Train,
Ill. 80 train fiom Worcester.
Through lrads do stopa Hamlet.
Dec 8. dwtf ISAAC nINCKLEY, Supt
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NCW G&RECSS IKE &c
BiseloEH's Boston & Worcester Express,
.ss@sxzr Cuer the Forester and Nashua, and
1eSsssglssA4f NFuehbsTg Rail Roads.
~ A9SA- THE subscriber has commenced running
- | Express Car over the above Roads, Tor the
safe transmission OF
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts, and Bills collected aud all business execn
ed with dispatch and cheap by any Express
DISCRIMINATION House, worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Spare, PoSton.
Orders received at Hutchinson az Co IS Bookstore IL
Main ST. and at the Ticket Office, Lincoln So Woc
JASON TEMPLE, I n,.sa.>
L. c. BAnpwELL, "'s''"se'"
aa ~ " l.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigeioW's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua Shirley, Lunenbug, Leemnster Fchburg,
Westminster, Ashbnrnham, Gardner, Badwinvlle Roy~
astOn, Athol, Orange, Wenda Ervng Montague, North
deld Greenfeld Ms Vernon, Brattleboro'.V Wnchen-
don, Frzwillam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls Charles
Town, CiareInont, H., Springfield, Windsor, Reckng
ham, BartonVile, Chester procorsville Cavendsh Lut>
low, Rutland, Mddebury, Vergennes ami Burlington, VI.
March 10. DIFF
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Daguerre0tVpes.

slIE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
4 customer !, that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where he would be pleased TO wait upon all who may favor
him with patronage. He invites all TO call aud examine
his specimens, particularly those OF the Hon JUDGE Coamar
Post Master General Of the United States and Gen. Phelps
President of the Massachusetts Copper Mining ComPa
whose Dagueeoypes he has had the pleasure Of TALKING dur
ing his visit in Vermont.
n 3. Pictures taken in less time and more teke than
IN any other room in ,he city, = -L
Worcester. Srpt.n5. WIN. " GILMORE.
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Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors.

AaIVO o 1IIApkVEONE tIESAA N4E--Ilo VOA41u~ VIII
rNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the mhaslq
ants ri Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
10 erect LIGHTNING Conductors, the ensuing sea
SON in manner superior any thing OF The kind ever ye
offered the public sabstitung fr the rude coDnec.
lions commonly used copper points and astenss qihed
spires aud copper bO,ios adding thereby materially
Tie beauty, strength, and durability ol tho work.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
@. RICE,
Worcester. March 8. dwtf a.H J. p. RICE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-26
WANTS.

Wantcd-a heart to call my own,
To love me now and ever;
Wanted-a heart, that ne'cr shall roam,
That naught from me can sever.
Wantcd-an arm to lean upon,
An arm of might and power;
Wanted-an arm to shield me from
The cares of life that lower.
Wanted-a lip, whose every word,
Should breathe affections tone;
Wanted-his prayer whenever heard,
To breathe for me alone.
Wanted hand TO clasp my own,
As onward we shall glide;
Wanted-a voice to breathe loves tone,
Forever by my side.
Wanted-an eye that beams with love,
To me let every glance be given;
And as we raise our eyes above,
Find there, our home in Heaven.-AleX.G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-03-26
POETRY.
ORIGINAL ODE.
BY THOMAS S, CRIMKE'

who would sever Freedoms shrine
who would draw the inyidious line:
Though by birth one spot be mine'
Dear is all the rest
Dear 10 me the South's fair land,
Dear the central mountain hand
Dear New England's rocky strand
Dear the prairied West
Bv our altars pure and free
By our Laws dcep-rooted tee,
BY the pas,'s dread memory
By our Washington
By our common kindred tongue,
By our hopes-bright, Louyant, young
By the tie of fcountry strong,
We will still be one.
Fathers have ye bled in vain'
Ages, must ye drooP again;
Maker, shall We rashly stain
Blessings sent by Thee!
No receive our so'emn yow,
While before thy throne wo bow,
Ever to maintain, as now
"Union-Liberty :"