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Tho dry Ieaycs, Whirilns Ia tbs breorP.
Daaco the Old door yard elgls hsaeNih,
And the last lintsareFs ca the tTeea
join. o1e By oHh, the Wait4 OF dea4b.
como He bocSlmed IN sheltered uOOkss
Dead s1rgos ofRleafr a1as
Some blind with broan the Ginning brccSB-
sonae run mad races On the les,
They hutter through eeci wind m IZaIIi door,
Like birds wing JSllI3ei by the Storm
They BlkiFnIiah eFcEy Et1St lseicFes
They dll the woods EIlesIt swarm.
1nt RhFriinS on the air e4ate.
Or stiriees on the farest Eray-
Dead lGEveS arc hIsIolSi JpbS oGflte,
The symGOls Of our own dec1T,
Weird Vufcesl In the ce1arB moan,
And pTOpbesy OF Winter near,
And \ sad. qnivtFins e5lnf-40ne
Rims tiit0ugh the reeds and bFN6ElsedS g sire
birds hurEying nom fhe clouied North,
Ofe0minE EtnTTns the tldingS hrinS3
The noie dalreS deeper IN tho earth.
Tbs 4usect world has ceased 70 elnS.
Axes are Teapfng in the wood
Dry feel forthe lEiutarh Te.
With quicker step 70 IE5Fm his liio0i.
The farmer moves through barn aud byree
The wind that shciIk the ta8sslled corn.
Among its bare stalks, ghost4lfka. ErieTGsi
And everywhere tIe trees foTlOrn.
Seem mourning for their perished leaFes-
The nLght-lrost, with lite silvery crust,
Shall eluthc those leaves, and make them talr,
Aud spicy odoTS-As they must
BY day RlEall scent tho woodland air.
And 90, when COOL mon sleep in death; -
Upon tlleIr graves brightness lies,
And sweater than the dead leaves bHeath
The memories Of LhCir yirtu0l rice.
~. I. Weekly kercuty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-05
ISypEiifs ond 3fercurial Disease.

NEW ORLEANS, 10Th "A ugIlNt, 1859.
the relnes Of Your agent and report to you some of
the effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla
lave cured with it. in my practice. most Of the
Complaints for which it is recommended, and have
touid its effects truly wonderful IN the cure OF Tene-
lad syphilitic ulcers in his throat which we're con-
Stunning his palate and the top of his mouth Your
Steadil taket cured him in FIVE weeks:
rose and tile ucerntion hal cGten away consiiern-
bic part of 80 that believe the disorder would
soon reach MS brain and kill lim Rut 1t welded to
MY administration Of .OUr SSaparf!Ia the ulcers
healed and he is we'll ngsn, of course without
some tltshSurntinn of his face woman who had
iteen treated for tue same disorder by mercury was
suffering from this puison in FER bones. They had
become SD sensitive Ia the weather TINT on a damn
dry she suffered excrncatng pain in her Joints and
bones. She too, was cured entirely by your Sarsa-
partIl0 In a few weeks. know from its FORMULA
which your agent gave ME, that this preparation
from your laboratory must he great remedy: con-
sequentl these truly remarkable results with II
Fruternally yours 0y-I4R1NER= Al n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-05
to Ills Aront aud .Attornsr. 80


~ To eIBX, who in the Montreal Ga.stte of LAT
February, 1860 pronounees the .fdean OF keeping
discounts current Tin tyne" ''grCss absurfiity.S
thanks are hereby rendered and the assurance given
thnt this gross absnrdty Is all that Mr. Dick has
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
gross absurdity IS not piratcnlly smuggled in any
recly or indircctly neither explicitly nor symbolf
cally; this ground Ills claims cover aud nothing
more; tho absolute monopoly Of this nbsurdity and
read, attest.F6asr = ScTt7''