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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

~ DR. SAMUEL 3. WOODWARD. whose dealt
took place on tho evening Of the 81 INST at bis re
sidencc IN northampton, Mars was ono d the
most eminent men in New England, and greatly
endeared 10 a numerous circle Of friends IN every
walk OF life, and IN almost every region OF The
country, by the rare virtues q his private char
acter For many years he was tho SuperInten.
dent Of the State Lunat,c Asylum IN Worccste'
Mass in which Office he established q high rspu'
tion for his professional sku, has admirable tact
and Judgment in his intercourse with the afflicted
his winning sauvity Of manners hs devoted ialti.
fulness to the subjects Of his care and his uncom
mon probity and exactnoss Ia the transaction Of
business He WINS one Of the first IN this country
TO introduce the mild and humane treatment OF he
insane which is now adopted in all our public III
stitutions for their relief Ills example and M
fuence had great weight The correctness Of Do.
theories was proved by the success Of his practice
The Reports OF the Asylum at Worcester show
proporiionI Of recoveries which were formerly un-
precedenod IN the records Of medical science -
Dr. Woodward ,reated his patients as rational
beings; he appealed 10 every ray OF intellect thai
had survived and he always mado them las
friends The establishment over which he prcsd
ed had the appearance Of large family under
orderly hut not severe regulations. 1t was per.
vaded by an AIR Of comfort OF domcsucitS, Of
checrfulncss, from its rich and blooming gardens To
the neat and spacious chambers devoted to the
more aggravated forms of mental disease. His
personal character. hind, considerable urbane vieiI
ant with a rare union OF gentleuess and decision
contributed in no small degree TO tho distinguished
success Of the Institution Fow men enjoyed so
large share of public confidence and private
esteem
His retirement from the Asylum, To which he
had devoted the beet years Of his life was made
necessary by his declining health 1t occasioned a
universal sentiment of regret. Since that time, he
has been resident OF Northampton. where IN the
more private walks Of life he won the same aiioc
tomato admiration which followed HIM throughout
his Official career He was IN the 9th year OF his
age al the time oi his death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

THY NV Cov>Cu To day TIE new CommoU
Cospcl VIII bc iada-'ed ino odcr The Mayof vii de
s,r A.s annual MesseSc, NhcA d.utt Eoi viii Trcvt
a. aieoSsIag document We saa. lfi a. soca - Tee
.itle
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also send Noa a very valuable table attached
% the report Of the COMMISSIONS OF the Genera
Land office. showing the areas 81 the several and
States and Territories the amount o., land disyos
e. ~ hy sale and otherwise. aud amount unso.l
AMI unGisposcd Of on The seth September. ls4o
ALPHA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THt NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Arrival Of the Ala hama with Gold Dust
Cherokee Mt Chazre-, &c.

hLW-OELEINS .s1ir1aT- IA ,
Tie steamer Alabama arrived here IN Zoe 81
nat from Csaies. p s2hDo god dls, So -spor'-
TIA he Cherokee lzd arrived e. asrre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

NlAltNhi NotNr AARrIAL--A general Cont
Naltis Wa 10 ecuvc1e ~ tie tinted S,1e. 49,
- hSA A. ee te ia AZ 70 tuvcsRrse chAFrc- srs..
MAJ pssd helei. Gr.,ay .ofv kccprf a. fhst sfs1o- :
vcre b. compass ne CcurL CO. Rns. va Gpysss'-s
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Markets Nj

Albany, ssilro4y, Jan = .,s
No 10 was concluded 40 % reserved 70
commenced Adfrmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07
~ In Democra,ic ws.s General Commit.

tee Dec 4 s4.-Eest,>d Thai The members eecisd -
III Senior Wig General Committee Tor mo year 40 be
requested NEE, a, the Bro.dwsy House ol Tue-dsT ID
ins Jan O. a. IL o'ciock POPLAR MILLS, Cnmln-
eEs.so s1yyvtsAyI' {vioe-Ch>irmen
T r TAYLos. }s-.. 7 -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANERicAN AtsEt@-THE NEwEsT Wo~DgE- Tie
Dr'uds" having arrived from knga.d q. hsys made Al go
gsg"u~u' Will Bsruufn limited however fegg dave
fh- Afternoon they - through their naryslous n.,rf
al-e Or ~ rr.f 1ne and reader. mar
llee any Inn. l-y have before sceu. beard or
tfr-rei a. Ite farce he "-pols-f ChldF Robert.
lla~ M fae and tuk.s' II r~r hi- fin1in4uvs,
l-rsis Asl Gen Moe receive calls a. Eaufs % ihs,
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ualce ~ 'ae hst ne and ~e readers
= s se ang hing t-y have ever before sssu beard
ila~- no set and bulk.., ~ -r sn1 h- rnlinlfv.,
l'-rs,s Aal Gen Moe receive calls Eour. % ihs,
Ssto, Ti> si.' a,gsibaf or>--snd PITY itisii,so fo-
eis Z. ..ra ts-ns sih ie come piece Of MODE
nus al b"4lan' dine'Hg ou ..e roPe
Estviss scHo8Ll-Noucs hereby gwen rho vsea-
con ~ TO- Pubic Evsa.ng scooi, having tern nsieo.
ssd Schools vii b. rsop-o-d ~ he re.idue q s errn
Monday ~ IN Hs' Il desirable tsi al vic via
~ ssisod hsse schools or tie s1lincs u ne s-..e shoud
commerce soou 'asy opened ant be regular an,
purcnisl la her .'rend,nee
FY rider q III Comm rec IN Ev~ning school,.
, IL EDWARD 2 FELLOWS. CHAIRMAN
- Rcri,f. - Cnzi-.' Nl open. Us d.. ia,
7aez4ses q Jew god. which ~ be cod. lozsts, an IN,
7e s'1cz Il .ANs and meriaos a. ts sane gres, rsdc
- D. flcr- Lstes azt co-d D., 30 sccommoda,s4 -
eon-rlrlcs q lie eAE1of1lsfy rssb a. % vel b. q
49, A. -us, b- sod wl'ln .o @1i fifteen d.. ID order
'o maze fo0fl o. sPrHz Go,ts. ~.
~ We la7is Pubac Intention % th- sale b. Asraosv
J. BLErEEE -a Gay e. y oc.oc1 A. TIE Merchants Il.
ca-are cors-sss u lIes va.zaoe lo,s n rround On
Es1iseni.st le-f Broad9es AID aossss al io,s On
Hocs' slf Crosby Boud-.i Wescwsshingro-.
pllee - yaisble Lo1.e Al 10 2 c0grissd ard ous
~. reTrJ-si sea- Fogrth-.- iso2l
CHzDTNAs avD NV YEaR CUBA cb0ice ss.or,.
eu' Of beautiful src.es Of Jewely sdspisi % Dss1ee.
reoype Nina Tres, i0r sac a BRADYs 20 and vi Bread.
esy, corner y. Fulton-s,.
~ There seems % be 10 Abatement IN The shoypln,
business ths holidays axhiouab,e re,s .or.s
beng /. much thronsed and s gay ever HIrcHcocxk
LssDstArrs conner Of Broadway md Leonsrd., are s
a. ess serving eir Customers with elegant French Men,
noe', Cssaneres De Lanes. SIX shawls le - ever,
wtilc iAsir Nco.en Bxnkess Quilfs wsrdo. Drzpere.
oeE1-reEs FURNISHING tc bought up win A. svtlry
vasA no'ans esi osG ggeros esay 40 Is~ priee CA
sXpsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

Tn MAEISEEs FUsD smo-nrs ~ sl5i2LI -, OF Which
siAod y . n he IrcasIr under protest rom bo-e who
paid PRIOR u fLe decision 0f ne supreme Court uu The
Ergrlut Tax question
40" ,oeks Issued nsi ~ The state Credit Tor The
lc et ~ Railroad Companies NOV oufsfaldiLgl amount
FEB sju 1 'ue interest " which paid with much g4ac
4alF uv tloso companies of whose benefit fie Stocks
~eFr Issuod.
t. Album aad Rochester Railroad s.aslus
FInt +. ..Ij8Ii -
I1wInls Railroad 'nnlanF ............ IT, Ji %
Hudson AID berkshire Railroad Company. a. 80 81
ll.sa ,ct. Iron NJ ming AID Manuiscunng Co.. 10 ~
Lna. Island Railroad Company ...... 80 sh
Toe .stmr.. 81 be- S.ocs IYa4ed o 'hr Delaware and
ri .f-ou Canal GO li- ferD il... provided llr
IT," amount of he Er" Railroad Incres' Funl Boa ,hr
hsn'.- oi Zee Controller Invested alt uniuge-fe $50
$50 II iu.-rr-f a-r S5-iei ~ Faces u Controller.
ns1a- sl5-75 s7
y oog
Anla-e. ra'sf = anausi.y 20 Toe ClyugA Or9ads.a se
-,ea lld r. Reg. Indians. 81 e.
Hef 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

MlsT ~ SLw.YoRE-Wh senator D.c1insoa
hiss introdnceS BIZ in the Senate q; Washington
70 establish Branch Mint Of New York the dele
cation from this city in the other House have moi,
been asleep on tho subject. Hon. GEoRog BEIoGs.
on the 9th ult gave notice 81 las mt Gtion 10 bring
in bill to the same purport, bat sInce that day
occasion has offered 10 execute hs design. the
House having been occupied with tho election of
Clerk Our citizens may. We think rest assured
that the public interest viii not b. neglected 10
tbs particular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07
~ VIZ Trust that no thinking citizen Of New

~ WE TRUST that 40 thinking citizen OF Ne"
York viii fai ~ read the clear AM able expose q
the finances Of the State from the pen Of WASHING
TON HrST, the Controller, the essential pan o.
which fills our columns this morning HIS STATE
meut with regard to the policy pursued y the
Whig Administration under the iHaDcia. article oi
the now Constitution is a conclusive demolition q
the loud attacks which have been made upon ~;
de system Of internal improvements which the
Wings have steadily defended and their opponents
dscried is also justified by facts which the most
triumphant u .uments. r cures and statistics ma y
generally wear dul sspec, TO the ordinary reader.
but when they are used IN such record 80 TIA: ~
the prosperity Of this gres; State they glow With p
warmth and s.fuifcance which no MAJ car caDsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

~ Pnol Weesters case viii come before the
Grand Juy q Tie MHEielPN Court which ~. te
hn sIankAa Dexter VII ooegCGc 70 ccGssel tr IL
accused. N connec.oD with Edward II scossT Ess, AM
we leSrn thai mi ccsy of I've evidence hSg the Ccs,,
p-f. lnQuesi viii BE nlSec ben by order q Attorney
GeneFs, Clifford ns Grad Ian sa. tad az licinscut
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

CHzisTNls AvD Wv YEsR CUBA cb0ice ss.or,.
el' Of beautiful ar'c.es Of JeweAy sdapsi % Das1ef.
feoype Nina 4res Cor sac d, BsaDY's 20 and vi BIc.s.
AZ. -oruer < Eulinn-.f
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LOW PROFITS

40 -AssF l1SFlthDT feslllA
CHEAP PRICES,
tbs rlos reliable roGnds In The lsdts b. vsscs -
pects 70 climb with strung BY bcooseis srP~
TO REPUTATION AND FORTUNE, -.
and 10 achieve. What - prizes. ne s22roos7oa
fs.epds aaz he eoltEasd
FAVOR OF THE PUBLIC
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" The opening Of the Jew year ls The sppropra,s -
for reviewing The Past tracing 10 connection wi4 Il
Present and maturing plans for Tho Fare and esnAs
e lie best policy in tho business OF manufacturing HAS
well As the s-airs OF Nations GGSIS proposes 10 nsks
brief og, candid exposition Of Ills feelings vsws snl lss
ions partly for the purpose OF dsbusdeulng his bar
Of wash, Of gratitude and partly to show hat he deAs
N or the kud patronage showered aPoa him 10 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-07

HiFtrs IL ts' Htghfb1f one-snd pity ~
haoll o1d colIuf4e draw crowds Gr - useks -
% 81. ...su t4-ns .l with the piece OF Nlcoie-
als, AL hu4lant fancilg ou lie ropr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
SERIES FOR 1850.
THE III NJ T. q y Il \ \ l. ::

AN ELEGANTLY PRINTED FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Edited by G.. P. Morris & n. P. Willis.
A NEW volume of this brilliantly orig
Il inaI and peculiar Family Newspaper
will be issued on the first of January next.
New subscribers can be supplied with the
work from that date, by forwardin two
dollars to the office of publication.
During the past four years the Home
Journal has met with universal favor at the
hands of all classes of the community, and
the proprietors will spare neither eXeruons
nor expense to give such increased value,
interest and attractveness to the torthcom-
inc wear, as Will render it superior In eve
nv respect to all the volumes that have
preceded it. Besides the original produc-
tons of the editors, the Foreign and Do
nestle Correspondence of large list OF
contributors, the spice of the European
and American Magazines, selections from
the most interesting publications OF the day
will frequently be given. Such features
as have been found to be attractive will be
retained. and new ones added. "The
belles of our Time" by n. p. Willis
a Brief Novels" " Piquant Stories; ;" the
sparkling wit and amusing anecdote, news
and gossip of the Partisan papers; Per
sonal sketches of public characters; the
stirring scenes Of the city we live IN, a
chronicle of the news for the ladies'; the
fashionable gossip the facts and outlines
ofnews; the pick of English information
and briIliancy; the wit, humor and Pathos
Of the times; essays on literature, society
and morals, and the usual variety of choo-
sing from the wilderness Of English peri
odical literature, criticism, poetry, vii
still continue to enrich these columns.
Asno more copies Of the first numbers
vii. be printed than the demand absolutely
requires, and as new subscribers generally
desire to begin with the beginning, II Is
advisable to subscribe without delay, to
avoid any disappointment in the early and
prompt receipt of the paper.
TERMS The Home Journal IS pub
lished every Saturday, at No. l07 Fulton
street, New York, at the very low price
Of two dollars a year, or three copies for
five dollars, payable invariably in advance,
All letters, remiltances and communlca-
tons (post paid to be addressed TO
MORRIS& WILLIS, New York
Dec. IS. Is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
ELOQUENT Extract.

From the late speech of Hon. c. l..
Durham, of Indiana, we take tie lolIo"-
mo eloquent perOrauon:
Sir, have heard honorable gentlemen
coollv attempt to calculate the value Vi
,b,s iTnion--its value in dollars and cents
this Union purchased at price IN sui
ferinr. toll. md blood, in comparison with
the moral influence Of which upon man
Kind. the wealth Of the universe IS put as
the dust in the balance this Union'
which is the germ that is leavenlng the
world with the spirit of freedom this
Irnjon. which is the nucleus OF the Ho-
critics of mankind-which IS at once 'he
model for the successful, and the asylum
for the unsuccessful patriot, in his strug-
ples AGAINST the tyranny Of the Old Norld'
this Union, as to whose future, when
Won attempt to Judge by It's past the I'M
aCiration falters, and our fancy IN us
boldest flight, like the dove from Moan
ark. returns with weary wing, having
found no resting-place! Why, sir, what
was this Union few years ago but thlr-
teen feeble colonies upon this Atlantic
coast? "W Westward the star OF empire
tool, It's wav." The hardy sons OF llb-
ertv scaled the rugged heights OF yon
bIne Alleghanies, and poured themselves
INTO the immense valleys below, and al
ready are they filled with as noble race
~ the SIM of heaven ever shone upon
Sill westward they take their way
They have scaled the snow-capped peaks
Of the Rocky Mountains, and poured
themselves down their western slopes to
che shores of the majestic Pacific; and
already are our ears greeted With the
hmm Of busy industry, coming up from
tbose distant hills and valleys; already,
IS i NV magic, rich and teeming cities,
nrosncrous villages, and thriving hamlets,
are sprinkling up all over that country,
bedetking it like the gitterlng Jewels OF
some gorgeous diadem. Soon the I'M
nense commerce of Asia 9nd the indies
which has so long supplied the Golfers 81
FnrIand. and sustained her totterng pow
or. will pour its entering treasures II
uDon that western coast and through yof
rdckv barrier into the laps Of these our
eastern valleys. Whilst we yet deIber
ale. sir, States are springing into existence
rs if in obedience to the fiat OF Him who
speaks and it is done. Calculate the
value of such a Union! As well NIGH
YOU attemptto number the sands upon the
seashore, or the gIittering hosts OF yor
blue arch above US. Can it be possible
that any man who claims to be a" Amer
lean citizcn-in whose veins courses a
mcrican blood, in whose bosom throbs al
American heart, who has leltIhe eNhlI3ra
tine influence of the genius Of our free
insuutions-can fall so low as to attemp
70 calculate the value Of such Union
Sir. such a man has not soul enough t(
appreciate the value Of this Union, WhIcl
IS pearl above all price, and his effort:
TO do so should be listened TO as the TN
meaning babble Of the maniac
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
AIEXANDBjl IRON WORKS.

ALEXANDRIA IRON WORKS.
M w. & r. G. SMITH, .4|er0'dria'
Va, execute orders for high and low
STERN ENGINES,
Steam BoHers and Sheet IRON !rorh' 9Ia-
chiaery Of al kinds, bill u Grh' 10Ig
1rrorrM a7d cast, Soap Boilers, 0aa
all other Kettles and Pans, Be5ts q
al sizes, OrnamentGl RG'ItnS' DOL"
,rr0ugM end cast.
They keep on hand, and for sale
Mccormick, Stewart, Frecborne and Da-
Wis Plow Castings, Spout Shoes and SASH
Weights, for builders.
The valuable assortment of Gearing Fat
terms owned by them, offers great induce
ment to persons about erecting or repair
mo Mills to give them call, as they pledge
themselves 10 furnish Castings, &c. tor
Mills and other purposes, Of as good
quality and on as reasonable terms as can
be obtained IN any section Of the country:
Printed lists Of their Gearing patterns will
be furnished on application by mail.
n. b. The great saving IN tEanspof'a-
ton via Canal, adds to the many induce
ments which we are offering to thosedls-
posed to patronize our establishment.
Dec. II, 40. II. w. q Il. Z. ).
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
CARRELL'S
DINITG HOUSE,
HARPER's FERRY, VA,
THO rornlar Dining place whore Passengers
/ have annie time 10 Dine, on the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad.

Occurying large Ho'el, capable 9 1;I I'm Il
me 300 Passengers, viii have daily, for D4n.r'
roast 5 beef, mutton. veal ard fowls boiled h; M
-, C, harf and chickens; soup and fish in sea-
s con-; with plentiful supply OF vegetables and
pastry, fruit, SC In fact, every lhg MAJ E u NE
markets ancrd, will always be louhd a us ID
bic. o..ro,,
IcE CREAM served up during the season at short
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to remain at
Harpers Ferry, will find this House newly htteu
and furnished the Parlor and Chambers well ar
ranged to make their stay at this romantic spo'
agreeable.
I~I return my thanks to tc many thou
sands who have patronized me, and Will always
cndeayor to merit their support
=, ITO NY country friends, aud strangers visit,
inc this place in carriages or horseback, will
say that my Stabliug is large and we'll supplied
with the best Of Proyendcr, attended by careful
Oster. And my bar with choice liquors. ale
&c. My charges to suit the times.
f.. II. CARRELh
Harpcrs Ferry, April 30, 1850
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
Fashionable Manners.

There is a set of people whom cannot
bcar-the pinks of fashionable propnety--
whose every WORD is precise, and whose
movement is uncxceptionable but who,
thouoh versed in all the categories OF po-
lite behavior, have not particle OF soul
or cordiaGty about them. We allow tina
f5ejr manners may be abundanay correct.
There may be elegance in every gesture: ;
and craceiulncss in every position, not a
smile ont of place, and not a step that
would bear the measurement OF the Seye-
rest scrutiny. This is very fine, but " hat
| want is the heat of gaycty OF social IN
,crcoursc-;he r!aukncss that spreads ant
NATION around 1.-THE eye that speaks al
lablv to all, that chascs timidijy from cY-
crv bosom, and tells every man IN the
company to be confident and happy. This
s what / conceive to he the yirtae OF the
text. "Be Courteous" and not the sick
sniug lormaiiIy ofthoso who walk By rule,
and would reduce The Whole of human life
10 wire bound system Of misery and con-
elraint.--Nr. Chalmers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
The Great New York and Boston
Dry Goods and Bonnet Company
Hill Locate Branch Of their Erfen-
sire Establishment al CarreiFS United
States Hotel,
HARPER'S FERRY,
On Thursday. June 20. 1880.

THIS Establishment is one of the largest inthc
/ United States, and from the uncquaIled ia
cIitics possessed by them, they can sell goods
at unprecedented low p,ices-as low as any
house in the Union. Their stock at the Ferry
will be extraordinary large and beautiful; com
prising every desirable article Of Ladies' and
Gcntlcmen's wear. We will expose for sale,
over ten thousand dollars worth of goods, Of cv-
cry description of Dress Goods-Men's Wear,
B6nncts, Iiibands, Flowers, Laccs, Lace Capes,
Silks, Lawns, Paint StufS, Lcghorn and Straw
Hats. 5000 Fans, fgoLi cts to e3; 5000 Bonncts.
from 80 cts to "a.
1t is useless to multiply statements, the name
and standing Of the Proprictors Of the establish
ment is sufficient guarantee, that the wants
wishes and expectations Of the whole people will
be fully met, and we earnestly solicit a call from
.all. Retail merchants, will be supplied viii
goods at the lowest n. York and Boston prices.
June %, lcjO-u.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
Great Mechanical Work.
D. APPLETON s CO., NEW YORK,
IRE noc Publishing IN parts, price
TircafU-frc cents each,

Yrc7fU-fre cents each,
q '''| -
DICTIONARY OF NiaC''Inc'' N! i,"I g.,
Il Engme-work, Ln9mecIlnS' oGS,5m ''Il5 Co.. co..
Practical Working Men ana mos i"SC"L 49, ~
the Engineering profession. Eul'cu W Oi,f1'
Byrne Tins Work Is oil large o'o' SI"e' oo.,,'.
ing oOOo WOOD GUS u VIZ ,bn .0I o"., imnnr-
drawings ana descriptions % uG me- ,o,3
ant machines IN the Ohllcu "'a'cs t,'t ! II
ent Of the results OF America" Saol,m
contain complete ''c'lc"' T'''oo' o' NV,
les, Machmery Lnslne-"SorN, ana E, ,i, necl.
ngs with all mat IS GNCiui j" more Una" o.lo
thousand dollars worm u Ioi'o '0'"'''''' ''''' ~
zines, and ojnor DooLs'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-08-13
POETS CORNER.
From the Home JoUTct.
The Death CT General Taylor.

From the Home JoUrnci.
The Death CT General Taylor.
Not on the battlefield,
was the hero called to yic'd his breath,
with the martial spirit for hi, shield,
10 meet the conqucror, Death.
Not mid the Camon's roar,
With the warriors armour on Ii. breast,
Was the brave man swept from tines troubled
To his eternal rest. t>AoTe'
rot with the soldiers plume,
And yjctory's banner streaming near,
And thc sword to seal his earthly doom,
pid he pass TO another sphere.
Not in his triumph hour,
With glory and conquest at his side,
And focmon falling beneath his power,
Not thus, not h1s ne died!
But with full honors crowned,
With the hcart-of mighty nation, won,
With his name in peace, as in wal, renowned
Went down his setting sun.
With his dGtios all fulfilled,
And his country's blessing on his head,
III, pulse of life was gently siiiled
On lis own household bed.
With the highest place attained,
In the gift of people, bold and free,
lie has left his memory all unstaincd,
10 the record Of history. f. boGARr'