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L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SOME FIRST CLASS
L. Tenement Property: q 80 a nice Cottage on Staten
Island; Will exchange for good city country Property
Lot at Port Washington to exchange for Merchandise Ap
ply at IT'S Wooster street. In the oyster saloon from 10 TO IL
In the morning.
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A FIRST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
n will be disposed half its value CASH has all the
ern mpovem rich clear tone and fully guaranteed.
by b st city maker Apply at No. 10 Allen street.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
CROWDED HOUSES.
BOUCTCAuLTS GREAT IRl SH DRAMA,
BOUClCAuLTS 3 GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
COLLEEN RAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
THE BRIDES OF GARRYowEN
THE BRIDES OF G6RRYOWEN.
THE BRIDES OF GARRYONEN.
The large Lecture Room ~ the Museum has been
CROWDED AT EACH REPRESENTATION.
The enthusiasm of the audience has been unbOunde0 -
conceded that the has been put
upon stage with better effect. Every character AP
mirsby ned; the IL beautiful; the muse
delightful; and all the appointments perfect IL VIII DC pro-
Every Afternoon at three O'Clock, and
- Every Evening at haif-paet sevegL
Mr. w. b. HARRISON Comic Impromp,u Singer, appears
= COMMODORE Soa MUTT. THE $4,000 MUTT. one OF ns
most extraordinary wonders OF the world,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
preparing nearly ready trip TO Europe.
BEAUTIFUL CONNECTICUT GIANfESS,
only ID years old, and weighs 62s pounds
OLD ADAMS CALIFORNIA BEARS.
exhibited aud performed ny the renowned Lion Isnser
THE BEAUTIFUL COLOKED TROPICAL. FISH,
THE NADAGASCAR ALBINO FAMILY,
LIFE LIKE WAX FIGURES
Of most snsuishcd UNION GENERALS; OF JESB
DAVIS, WHAT Is TT 7 and BEAuREIARD.
QUEEN VICTORIA, PRINCE OF WALES
and GARIBALDI
Admission IS cents. Chrildren under ten, 10 cens
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MUSICAL.

A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD EOLIAN PIANO, BY GIL
N bert, for $l25 elegantly carved cost Si6 used
short time warranted for i've years for $lS0 IN perfect or
derand all the latest improvements Inquire at 3B Blocker
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL Two YOUNG LADIES or ls WISH
wi to make the Acquaintance OF two young ncnen not
over IS with a view 20 matnony They mus, be pretty
lively and OF engaging address With sound heart, Ad.
dress enclosing ie vi.tte IN confidence, Sarah and
fanny BtuoklYn Post oince. ---N - -----
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AMUsEMENTs.


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In which fohirASL
MILE CoPDIPR
,sp,nH9I w, siS9 ,9r the hr ane the i.lyirs
ANoDlo siisrsi GsosYs AssSss
Previously 70 which ~'l E HssSgi s,g ,as ar' a.i
ssaap ssas%s s1Sa asai;Ri Ev~>
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la TRAyIATA,
MADAME GUERRABELLa
GAZE nj r's erms-
between ro'ls'Sl New W. sArlosAL iaii,D!s ArHKm
Nile, MokENsI and Ss ANoDIo and the Chorus Of "a.
SoTics eonsssasaes Of the length Of the seor
pss ss & " . r s ss Y ss S+ss s w ).
tirey suspended On this
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rhe COMPANY opans the Philadelphia Academy on Wed
nesda! with
LA TRAyIArA
Madame Gueuabeia vslehs
Rrignoi ........... Alfredo Anlod o Gsrmops
CADEMY on MUSIC TONIGHT
~ Doors Nh be open at Ga. Performance commences
precisely at75.
In OF the length Of the performance vsors
are autstcd 10 be ia their seats oil ~.
A CADEMY OF MuSIC-OPERA.
"A Al! bis Tor ment mu-t ba presented to-day,
company leaves Tor Phi Tel bhia to.ino
HENRY WERTuEIMBER. Treasurer
NTIBIO'S GARDEN
~ Lessee and Manager. Wm WhoaneR
ON TUESDAY. DEC. i6,
Last might but OF
MATILDA HERON,
Who VIII appear for the third Elm her trump phsnty
cesstu drama Of
OR THE EARL = DAUGHTER.
Lady Edith MATILDA HERON
Box book open.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17

GEN. SIGEL AND New ENGLANDERs.-Col.
Maggi and representation of officers of the SD
Mass. regiment recently called to pay their re.
spects to Gen. Sigel, when the following pleasant
passage of words " occurred. The Col. intro
ducing the officer said " General-after much
anxiety and many applications we have sue
ceeded in being assigned to your corps, for which
command my regiment was raised and we come
as the representatives of the regiment to pay
r.svr respects and to acknowledge the honor
We feel IN ,o!ng attached to your command.
Gen. Sigel replied as follows
Col. Moggi and offers feel honored in
receiving regiment from New England. be-
lieve that the thanks of the nation are due to
New England, SO powerful and SO long power
full in peace. In New England lies the moral
power of the nation, and she largely represents
the monied men and material in the conduct of
THIS war. Without New England we never
could have waged this war; with her we will
end it triumphantly.
do not promise you much, but it is my wish
and earnest will to BIO just and impartial to
every ono in this corps, whether officers or SOL
diers; and believe this course has been follow
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THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session of the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports Of the pro-
ceedings of that body. The morning and alter
noon editions Of the paper will be issued as
usual, 10 accommodate our Southern and West
crn mail subscribers. Full Geographic news
xcFort up to the time Of going to press will ap-
pear in each edition. Terms the same as here
toiore.
S ,OG for three months to mail Subscribers,
and at that rate during the Session.
The postage will be prepaid if desired, and
added TO the sNbscrip tion price.
The WEEKLY FREEMAN during the Session
will contain fall reports of Legislative proceed
ings, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
others, during the Session, at reasonable rates
Orders arc solicited.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17

a CAUTIOUS CHURCu-In our issue of last
week we referred to The want of action in
reference to our national affairs By the recent
General Convention of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. The Tribune, in referring to this
Convention, says
" The persistent energy with which great
many members Of this convention wish to do
no hing and study to say nothing, iustilies the
strewdness OF the old judge in Northern New.
ork, whose stoiid conservatism was miracle
OF perfection. Being man of influence,
wealth, and family, he found it necessary to
join caurch. lie pondercd for long time
and finally selected the Protestant Episcopal
Institution. Upon being questioned for his
choice, he replied, triumphanty You see
WAS perfectly sale in joining the Episcopal
ian Church, for it never NEEDLES with either
temperance, morals, politics, or religion.
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Insurrection at the South,

There are those North and South who claim
that the freeing and arming of the slave pop
uation of the South would have tendency
to precipitate servie instruction and in
ducc the imbruited masses to cut the threats
OF delenceless women and children and to
plumber, burn and murder unrestraiued shock
ing every sentiment Of mercy and humanity.
MIR. Peck, who has spent months among
the Port Royal contrabands, says, that in
state of freedom they are as quiet as any
other class Of persons. We have only, be
says, to free them and let them take care of
themselves the same as other laborers. This
is no doubt true of large portion of the
slave population. Indeed, the danger lies
not in freeing but in holding them in slavery
just as effort is not needed to keep an elastic
bow straight, but to keep it bent. The South
we'll know that the tendency of robbing man
of himself, and all his rights, must be to in
duce an uprising among the down trodden
masters, hence their fear of the slaves, and
great precautions against Instructions. But
let the slaves Of the South have their freedom
and you remove the great iuducement that
urges them to strike down their oppressors.
But the South know that the love of liberty
is not extipguished in the bosom Of the slave
hence they evidently fear the results to their
property, OF any efforts for their emancipa.
tlon' and they have greater dread Of armed
black than white men.
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The following letter explains itself:

MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. II, I8O2.
Mr.. EDIroR-DEAR SIR | hear that letters
from some of the men took on to the camp OF
recruits at Alexandria, Va, speak of my bring
ing away thcf muster rolls and descriptive
lists. This, of course, arises from their igno
rance of military affairs When | reported, as
ordered, to the commander of the camp at Al
exandria, was ordered to leave all the papers
there, to be forwarded to each regiment when
the men were sent left them, therefore, as
ordered, and if they have not yet been sent for
ward it is the fault of the commander of The
camp of recruits, not mine, as my authority
over both men and papers was at an end as soon
as had reported.
Very Respectfully Yours,
Capt. j. 7. DREW.
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10 GOsasugslDtIVcs.

TUE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN n
rev weeks, by very simple remedy. after having snf
efeu several years with severe lung Affection and that
dread disease, Consumpton--is anxious to MAKE h. 80
to his fellow sufferers he means OF cure
Tc all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pr.
scrpton used Gree OF charged with the direr fr
preparing and using the same, which they will
'URE FOR CoNsuMrr'os, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc The
ohy oJect OF the advertiser In sending the pescription
10 neh the amicted, and spread Information which
he conceves to be invaluable and he homes every
Will Try his remedy, as II will cost them nothjn
may prove a Blessing. 'h, ah
Parties wishing the prescription will pea.e adaxoss
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON
o-,, 49, Wiamsburgh,
oO'"om Kings County, New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17

HE FINE IN THE PENNSYLVANIA Or RKoroSs
According to the lowest estimate. 20 600
barrels OF oil were destroyed by the fire among
the oil wells at Titusville, Pa So rapidly did
tho lire run along the ground, it being saturated
win oil, that horses could not be got out of the
line OF the fire, but persisted in the flames. No
'l'es were lost Sixteen engines were wholly or
partially destroyed, any fourteen wells, With
thelr tools and fixtures, completely ruined.
; 900 70 n low ee"foata for what has been
destroyed
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
ERHZ. GEsE1EESsl7aAE3S p,.u

The combination Of ingredients IN these PIN,
result Of Ions and extensive practice Tiar 'fs lie
n their operation and cargain u correc.,a NIi n
tiles. Painiu! Menstruauons, removing All sslaI
whether Z ON cold or otherwise, keadacb. !IucHoDs
side, paipitaton 81 the heart whites aII pam IN The
tons Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back ana W.; al
disturbed sleep, which arise frola interrun' 2' &c
DR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
was the commencement of a neW era In H.. 49,
those Irregularities and obstructions which ,sh' d
signed so many to a premature grave M fs con
enjoy good hea Ith unless she is regular and { can
obstruction takes place the general health be 40
oine No'"' 70 Do
DIR. CHEES EMAN'S Pills
are the most e1ectual remedy ever known r.. .n
plants peculiar to Females. TO all casseg M coG
valuable, inducing. with certainty. periodical re en
They are known to thousands, who have usag ~
ferent periods, throughout the country h,n t at OIL
ton of some CT the most eminent physicians n sane
Explicit directions, stating when hey should ' "a'
used, with each boXthe price one dollar per wv u
tanning from fifty to sixty pills. "A'
Pills sent by mail promptly, By renitting to the Pa,
prietar sold by ). +. RedRsld, No1tpelfer T. ~
by Druggists generally. ' ''' "la
l. F.PIEnCE, Montpelier, Agent.
R. b, uUTCHIES Progreo,
may9'iy ~ Cedar ST., NV YORK
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17

co h1AEoF1IHI' Gf n11, No. 7-Fo, co
prepared by Doct Clifford for tic rI Frescrptign
coughs and colds, price 8 >old y F,s ana cure
montpeit " or H. $; Burr Co, W6o i,.9 T. SHa
genuine without-Sent free Of charge ~ nIp Lee, Non.
per mail Address all letters to Ptip ~ P Of price
Street, Newly ork. Manual furnished 70 10 William
---- &c On application
CAREY's CArHARrIc CAxprEs.-r,diu,..,
and Liver ComplaIBts.--TLese nedjejnts oHi Stomach
most confirmed cases Of dyspepsia aid dis @ cure the
stomach and liver. They have restored Ouers Of the
dyspeptics to actual and permanent Ees, W suffering
other ephtmeraI "specifics" united T5uan al tie
the test Of nifty years experience Thew nave stood
appetite, nyigorate the stomach and p9r, ', e he
In bowel coEpial"ls they are equally s '
SICK AID nervous headaches they stand anglo
by all Druggists, a. Is cts. yer box ''""sa Scl
I-6
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ed ever sirce have had the honor to command
this corps | can assure you that whatever oe
your destiny or fate you will not have to wal.
reInfolcements or support, but will be ASSISTED
as brothers and friends at the ri nj moment
| have confidence in our cause. thank you
for your visit and trust you will always De
found " here duty calls. :" We will be found
where you command" responded COL Maggl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17
HOUSE.

Friday, October 17th 1862.
Prayer by Rev, Mr.. Shelton.
journal read and approved.
ELLIS.
BY Mr.. Graham of Barnet for relief of Henry
Brock to Committee on Claims.
BY Mr.. Denson of RoysltoD, to amend the
charter of Windsor County Fire Insurance Com
pany; TO Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Carrath Of Charleston, for the relief OF
the town of Charleston to Committee on Claims.
BY Mr. Robinson of Newport, to incorporate The
Newport Cornet Band to Committee on Cor
porations.
BY Mr.. Hunton Of Bethel, an act to prohibi,
Probate Courts from licensing the sale of lands
when the title is in litigation; to judiciary Com
mit,ee.
BY Mr.. Hunton Of Bethel, an act providing
against fraud by County Clerks and other County
officers; to Judiciary Committee
BY Mr.. Bishop of Elmore, for the preservation
of fish in ponds in Emore to General Com.
mittee.
BY Mr.. lIarwood of Raperi, for the relief OF
J. W. Simonds; to Committee on Claims.
by Mr.. Royce of Berkshire, for relief of T..
ID. Harding; to Committee on Claims
BY Mr.. Cushman of Rochester an act explain.
tory of certain acts providing for families OF sol
dlers to committee Of ways and means.
BY Mr.. Reed of Montpelier to amend the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17

mittee of three be appointed by the President,
to revise the fee bill, ard report Tomorrow at
10 o'clock. The President appointed on above
Committee, Drs, Keith, Sprague and WEIGH.
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
sTD WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW ORR
TRUST IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF 4 SRI
L FERER-Pubished as warning, and for the a..
cial benefit of Young Men, and those who suffer with ~
Vous Debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay :,
by one who has cured himself by simple means sNer h.
ing put to great expense and Inconvenience through Il.
use Of worthless medicines prescribed by learned po
Single copies may be had Of the author c. A AMBER
Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island by enclosing POSTPAID
addressed envelope Address
CHARLES. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
wf336m2 Grecnpoint Long Island NY
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
Il he Confessions and Eynpr,
eaacG 0i ia HaaUagsh

DUBLSHED FOR THE BENEFIT and varnin, -,
1 caution to young men who suGerfrom Nervous 6.SI
ity, Premature Decay &C.; suppyngat the same net.
means Of Sclt-Cue. By one who has cured himself ,tS
being put to great expense through medical imnos,i:
and quaker BY enclosing post paid addressed e1
Pc, SINGLE COPIES ma the author, NATHAN
Ell MAYFAIR, Esd. kigs Co., N Y
march,lSf y
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN OCT Il 1862
charter of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.. to rmmittee on corporations.

charter of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Co.; to CT mmlttee on corporations.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. Stearns of Windsor, OF r. Haskell and
others, for extension of charter of Ascutney
Bank; to Committee on Banks.
BY Mr.. Stearns of Windsor (2) for renewing
the charter Ell Ascutney Bank to committee on
Banks.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Carpenter of Waitsfied that it is the
sense Of this Legislature that the internal revenue
law of the United States should be so modified as
to allow of the issue of stamps of various demons
nations that may be affixed to documents irrespec,
tive of their character; laid on the table on motion
of Mr.. Hunton.
BY Mr.. Reed of Montpelier that the committee
on claims be instructed to inquire in to the claim
of L. II. Gilmore against he State adopted.
by Mr.. Demng of Arlington, that the COM
mittee roads be instructed to inquire into the
proprety of instructing the Railroad Commission.
ers to inquire into and report upon, the rate Of
fare on the various railroads in the State; adopted
BY Mr. Hubbell of Fairfax, resolved as the
sense of this House that thorough enroll
ment of the able bodied men of this State be.
tween the ages Of IS and IS years with proper
MODE 10 determine exemptions and with suitable
provisions for drafting, organizing, drilling and
sending into service when necessary, is all that is
required for militia system Of the state at the
present time Made special order for . II
O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr. Royce moved It consideration of the vote
taken yesterday by which it was decided that bills
should not be introduced by members after Mon
day next; agreed to.
Mr.. Royce moved to change the day to We'd
nesday next agreed to and the resolution adopted
in this form.
By Mr. Henry of Chester, that when the House
adjourn this afternoon it adjourn to meet on Mon
day next at 4 o'clsck 2. NJ adopted Adj,
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BILLS.
By. Mr.. Bradford, authorizing the Governor to
furnish Lambert's tourniquets to the soldiers to
Committee on Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. Pollard, to amend Chapter 20, c. s.,
relating to highways, (alIowing highway taxes to
be paid in money when notice TO that effect is CIV
Ell prior to Jnne)
BY Mr.. Pollard, directing Listers to put dogs
in the list at 5 Il per dog, and making it lawful to
kill dogs not SO listed to Committee on Print
ing.
by Mr.. Bentley, relating to fees of Clerks of
Courts, providing that such Clerks shall have no
fees for making such certificates as may be re-
quired in obtaining pensons] to Committee on
Printing.
From House, to amend the Charter of the
Trey and Canada Junction telegraph Co. to Cen
erai Committee.
From House, to anne Chap. I, c. S. (prov'-
ding that during the pendency OF libel tor d.
volce, the court may make temporary decree
respecting alimon!) to Judiciary Committee
From House, 70 incorporate the Wells River
Cemetery association TO General Committee.
BY Mr.. Stoushton, (by request 50 amending
Section | Of the act of 1852 relating to witness
es, as to exclude the testimony of party, in
other actions than book accounts, when the other
panty - Tue VI IL ttCtdoeu VI ItSulN
person; to Committee on Printing.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Brad ord, insructing the Committee
on Finance, to inquire whether the salaries Of
State officers cannot be reduced without detri-
ment to the service adopted.
by Mr.. Kirkland that when the Senate adj
journ this afternoon it be to Monday next at 4
O'Clock p NJ. adopted.
EMANCIPATION.
The following joint resolution from the House
was adopted in concurrence unanimously:
Re@lred, &C., That we cordially approve of the
recent Emancipation Proclamation of the Presi-
dent of the United States as Just in principle, and
wise in policy as a measure for the suppression of
the rebellion. And that Vermont will oh eeruy
respond to any call for national aid to aasst in
vigorous prosecution Of the war until the author.
ty of the general government is fully established
through ut the entire country.
REVISION.
The President stated that he had conferred
with the Speaker of the House respecting the APP
proprlate reference of the General Statutes. They
had found that the Judiciary Committee would
have much more work than they could probably
do if all that would appropriately go to that Com
m'tee should be so referred, and it had there
fore been determined 20 create some special COM
mittees TO divide this work.
The following references were then made:
Title ], to Committee on Elections. Title ., to
Special Commit &c, consisting of Messrs. Nelson,
Cree, and Bass. Titles 3 and I, aud chapters 49,
and 20 OF title l2, and tile 10, 49, 49, 20, 2 and
~ to judiciary Committee. Titles 5, 26, 50 and
81 to Committee on Finance. Titles, s, 10 and
IL, chapter 2 Of tide II, chapters 50, Sc, 81 d.
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.
Annual Session, 1862.
Sc EAIE.
BILLS.

Prayer by the Chaplain. Journal read and ar
proved.
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Eeeser FROM goaslsto gyzs.

JoHasrowN, Nay IS, 1862.
To the Editor Of The -4Ueyhauian:
Deeming a few local items from this
neck O. timber rot unacceptable, [ send
YOU the following:
On Friday last, child whose parents
reside near the canal basin wandered to
the brink of the water, and falling in, was
drowned before aid could oe rendered.
The mother, attracted by It's cries, was the
first to discover her child's situation, but
powerless to save, she saw her darling 90
down before her very eyes. Her frantic
cries soon brought assistance, but all ef-
forts to resuscitate the body, which was
recovered shortly, were without avail.
a lad named Smith, while attempting
to cross the ''iron bridge" the other day,
was caught by the COW catcher Of freight
engine and fatally injured. The boys
sense Of hearing, it appears, is somewhat
defective, and just after getting on the
bridge, the train came round the curve.
The engineer sounded the alarm whistle
and tried to check the train, but failed.
The COW catcher tripped up the boy, who
fell backward, and strange to say, retained
a position thereupon until the train stop
ped, when he rolled off and fell into the
river below lie received injuries which
he cannot survive.
Elder Waugh, Of the Disciples church,
is creating quite a .f'rore in our city by
the refreshing manner in which he pitches
into the religious belief of other dcnomi-
nations. He IS the most eloquent speaker
rha, has visited US in a long tiInc. F.