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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21
NOTICE.
To British Subjects in the State of
Indiana.
NruMFRors REPRESENTATIONS HAVING REIN

NUMEROUS REPRESENTATIONS HAVING BEEN
! made Her Britannia Majesty's Legation at
Washington. and her Her Msjcstys ConSuiates, by
British subjects resident in the state Of Indiana the
ELECT that they apprehensive Of being included in
any draft f'r the military service OF the United States
which be found make in that state,
have been instructed by Her sestys Chafge dAfaes at
Washington proceed hither with the eadeavor-
ing 10 remove those apprehensions.
Beg therefore, 10 assure all bona Hde British sub ects
who have in any way forfeited their allegiance
Her Majesty, violated her reclamation Of neutrality
by entng in the military naval service Of the United
States during The present war; that they need be under
apprehension Of beng included any such draft II
proper proofs CT their nationality.
As the best mode Of procuring such proofs would
suggest that bona nfe Briti-h subject resident in
this State should Of draft being resOrted
erly aud ai;eSted before Notary Public and
should also far possible, provide himself with
teates 10 his character and position from persons Of
responsibility and standing resident IN the State
There i doubt that such papers, IL pro-
duced before the officer who might be appointed
slider claims u exem ption, would, If found satisfactory
exempt the claimant from ali liability be caeton for
military duty in the United States.
would also suggest that IL would De advisable for
British subjects wishing 70 pass beyond the limits Of the
the frontier % the United States
provide themselves with similar papers before leaving
their places Of residence and IL j. my wsh in order
prevent disappointment and delay, TO direct attention
the fact that applications by letter TO the Legation
Washington for passe- -ot be scceded TO.
have 20 remark. in conclusion, that IN any case In
which British subject having duly taken the above
recommended should consider that hs claims have no,
sec-ive due consideration. IL will b. IN bis power ap-
peal TO the Executive 81 the STATE IN this city.
a. PERCY ANDERSON
Aitaehe to Her Britannia Majesty legation AT Wash
ingtOn
Indianapolis August 20. lss2 aug2i-diw
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The Democracy OF this couaty net in eonven-
ton ON lat SATURDAY,. the 10th inst. IL was
largely attended. and with the most harmonious
and determined feeling nominated MiLrs WATER
NAN, Esq, for Representative.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21

sTN B. TAYLOR, Eco. has been named as a
candidate for Judge Of the Common Pleas Court
for this District Mr.. TAYLOR does not desire the
position, and therefore will no: be candidate
for H.
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WHISKY.


- az uD. ID - ~ ca ~
az RBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY HAVE
~ opened branch house in this city. the corner of
Illinois and Maryland streets for the sale Of genuine
aduerated, copper distilled Old Bourbon Whisky
The reputation # the Messrs Duncan is a sufficient
guarantee for the purity Of the liquors sold.
W MAHAN, Agent.
Indian polls, Aug A, 1862. augl5-dlm
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MEDICAL.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY +?

THAT IS THE QUESTION.
FSNHE propretors Of the "PARlSIAN CABINET OF
WONDERS, ANATOMY. and MEDICINE have
determined regardless of expense ISSUE free lor the
benefit OF suffering humanity FOUR Of Their most in
ctive and interesting Lectures Marriage and its
Disqualification. Nervous Debility, Premature Decline
of Manhood Indigestion, Weakness Depression. Loss
of Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social Evils, and
those MaadieS which result from you hful foles, Ex-
of Maturity, Ignorance OF PhySOi gy and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
OF enighenng and saving thousands and viii he
forwarded free the receipt of four stamps by address,
ing seer TARY PARTISAN CABINET ASAIoNY AND
MEDICINE, sos Broadway, New York je23-dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21

sE Hon. PARIS G. DusSIsG has been nomina-
ted for State Senator by the Democracy Of the
District composed OF Brown and Monroe coun-
ties. Gov. DUSsISs is among the abest OF our
public men, and has long been identified with the
public affairs Of Indiana. AT this critical period
we need such men as he in our public councils.
He will, of course be elected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21

GIssos CopsrY.-The Democrats Of Gibson
county have nominated the following county
ticket:
Representative, s NJ Holeomb: Auditor, "
8 Hsrgrove; Treasurer. Logan MeCrary; Re
eor.er. J. II. Fenrress: Sheriff. Henry Ayres.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21

Delana Eckles Williamson. tneohew of Hon.
Delana r. Eckles. Breckinridge elector for this
State IN the last Presidential canyass.) delivered
a rabid. malignant. inconsistent and unscrupu-
Ions hsrsngue at the City Hall. in this city on
Saturday last. Mr. W. Is the Republican cand-
date for Attorney General of the State but a
man that could falsify and villfy portion OF his
fellow citizens as be did-a man thar would gar.
BILE and misrepreSent the action Of the ,a.e Demo
cratic State Convention IN the styleae vas guilty
OF. i unworthy the confidence or respect OF any
party any people
After the evidence give, of his light calibre.
his unfairness and unscrupulousness. We are no,
surprised ;hst Delsna Eckles Williamson was
always disappointed in his political aspirations
While acting with the Democratic party-that he
never could unite the strength OF the party in his
frequent hunts after promotion. We congratu.
late the Democracy on haviag got rid of such an
incubus. and We congratulate the Republicans on
having won over 10 their side with a promise of
ohicel such congenial Viaesnnes San.
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CHOCOLATE.
Established iu 1850.

EstabIishcd in II so.
DAKER'S PREMIUM CH0C0IATE-PURE PRE-
~ PARED Cocoa, BToma, French, Homeopathic and
Vanilla Chocolates warranted equal in quail and flavor
to the Paris Chocolate; have stood the test Of over three
quarters Of century. and pronounced by all who
have used them TO be superior to any others
Manufactured by W Baker Co, at their Mills, in Dor
chester Mass and for sale their Brai Oh Depot No.
2l7 Fulton street. New York City aud by Grocers and
Dealers generally throughout the Union.
Address II. l.. PIERCE,
el0-d3m 2lT Fulton street, New York.
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DIE D.

FLETCHER-At Memphis, Tennessee. on Friday mo II
ing the 18th inst, of typhoid fever Harry d. Fletcher
formerly OF this city, aged 80 years.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce JOHN n.
BEAL independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the 18th District
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NOTICE.
TO AL WHOM IT May CONCEi

HEREBY give notice that am the owner Of the Pat
ent for D. :. Wagoner's Improvement in FIGURING
Mills for the State of indiana; and that all persons max
ing vending or using any Machine operating the prn
cipe Of the Wsgoner Improvement set forth in the
said Patent dated September 25 1855, IN he reissues
Of the dated respectively March b. ls6o an Feb
ruary s. 1881 unless the written authority OF David
Wagner infringing upon my rights and viii be held
liable for damages or prosecuted according to law.
WM y. AWARD.
Office and residence at Bates House, indianapolis, Ind.
July 81 lS62. augl-dlm
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Special correspondence Of the Chicago Times.
From Washington.

Evacuation at the PeRinsuia-Future Movements
of the Army Of the Potomae-7ihe end Of Negro
Regiments-GeneraI McCieiian's order against
Piiiagin9-The Presidents Plan Of African
Denorfafion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-21

Democratic Union State Ticket.
roa sKcKETAnr OF srArx,
JAMES s. ATHoN.
OF Marion County.
roR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOSEPH RISTTNE.
OF Fountain County.
roR rsrssCRkk oy STATE,
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
or Dssiess County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR Il H0RD,
OF Decatur County.
rok SUPERINTENDENT oF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
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9aiIg gnte1tigle.lrfer
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIHG.

TWELvEsOuD LINES or NoSPAHE11, CoR oss NICE .)oR
LESS, NAEE SouARE
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The Rebels Panic-SrIcken-En
OF the New Orleang Victory--BI obIle
ana Richmond tn Danger.
The southern editors are loud in lamen-
tation. The loss of New Orleans stuns
them, and the prospects of the capture Of
Mobile, Richmond and other important
places fills them with dismay. Here are
the editoTi ial comments of the Montgom-
cry (Alabhna) Advertiser of April 90:
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Hats g Gao.
s. N. FEATHER


Cor. Monroe - Market SIS.
LWAS9 on hand q choice and varied STOCK OF
a HATS and CAPS for Men and Boys wear.
both in the city and surrounding country sII fhoss
VINO iaVor mo E4ththeIr patronage can rely on being
supplied with the best goods 1t the lowest IigUro1
Country Merchants are pArtieularIy requested to
cali and examine my stock.
noy14-tfi raF g. N.zPRATHRR.
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tFFoul the N. Z. Post
,PublIe Opinion in New Orleana.

= 'EubIIo- UpInIonI IN Now UFIe0n0s
So generally was it believed that the
people of New Orleans were IN great part
loyal, that many were disappointed, yes
iteFday upon reading the arrogant and Bit
teFly rebelliORs letter of the Mayor to Com
modore FArragnt. Those, however, who
are familiar with the Mayor, aud with the
seahda1ous municipal history of New Or
leans for the last halt dozen years in which
this person has camestO the; top, Were sur-
prised at but one thing-that he dared to
remain in the city when a fleet approached
to help the Union-loying citizens whom he
and his supporters have so long outraged.
The present Mayor and Common C01n-
Gil Of New Orleans are the creatures of a
set Of rufians, numbering not moro than
four or i've hundred, who call themselves
the Know-NothinE party, and under that
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tation. The loss of New Orleans stuns
them, and the prospects of the capture of
Mobile, Richmond and other important
places fills them with dismay. Here are
the editorial comments of the Montgom-
cry (AlabhnN) Advertiser of April 90:
''THE QUESTION OF COTTON,
GAS the Yankees hyae succeeded in
their purpose of making demonstration
up the Mississippi river, it is not at all
unlikely that they may before very long
make similar attempt on Mobile with a
view of the capture of that city and the
ascent of the Alabama river, and in the
event OF their success in passing the de-
fences below Mobile they may venture. us
far up the Alabama river as it is nnyiga-
BILE for their gunbOats.
"Our authorities have doubtless done
all they could to render Mobile and the
months of the river secure against attack,
but as at New Orleans and other points
the Notifications were not sufficient to OBJ
struct their passage, it is not impossible
that the Yankees may succeed in forcing
their way past the defences. Should they
do this, unless the river is so obstructed
that they cannot navigate it, they would
be quite likely to push on to Mont
gOmery.
1--WE hope they may never be able to
penetrate so far in the interior of our
state, but the possibility of their doing SO
is one which should be unhinchingly con
templated, and preparations made to meet
the emergency There is here, as is we'll
I known, a considerable amount Of cotton,
which the enemy are greatly interested
in throwing on the market We have a
deeper interest, however, in yreventing
them from getting it, and flour people
land the authorities do their duty they
\ Twill never obtain one bale of it. Not one
ounce should be suffered to 20 abroad,
upon any pretext. and if measures to Sc.
cure the prompt destruction of the whole
amount if in danger of falling into the
hands of the enemy have not already been
adopted, they should be at once We
have understood that IN agent Of the
French government is in this city, author.
lied to purchase an indefinite amount Of
cotton.
| 1.-THE designs are evidently this: The
Eagent is to purchase a large supply Of cot
TOM and then in case of threatened YAM
kee occupation of the city, he would hoist
the French flag over it to prevent it from
being destroyed by our authorities and the
citizens. With Montgomery and the Ala
bama river 'tn' the hands of the Yankees,
and the cotton in the hands of the French
agent, it could be at once shipped to Eu-
rope, and the necessities of the mauulac.
fturers there relieved. The Yankees would
not, Of course, object to such a cute scheme
seeing at once, that Witha supply of cotton
sufficient TO meet their requirement, Eng.
land and France would lose all their inter.
tests in the American question, and Lin.
eoln would no longer be troubled with featg
of foreign intervention.
4 EEIt is dOuhtless n very .nica arranUarneDI
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A Card to Merchants.

BGLENoRE, March 18th, 1852.
"E have now In store, (and shall contInus IN
w receive additions almost daily, during he
DR. GOODS. adapted to SPRING and sTTSTWRIS
SALES, to which We invite attention.
our long experience in business enables us to So
lect our stock with ESPECIAL RRFRRRNCF To ~
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE: and pnrchasInF
as We do, ENCbUSIYELY FOR CASH We can Sno
city. - = y @"S N'li'S
=, We have taken advantage OF tho RECENT Dr.
SLINE In most kinds Of DEy, Goods: and lour stock
nov comprises ltnea Of FRESH AND SEASOSA ABLE
sG1oas' At prices AS LOW can be named by any
Si "LhSs mouse. Our terms are CASH, or six month";
MILLER, CLOUD 4 MILLER,
po, So S29 Baltimore, and ~ German St,
Nl1-'-Am Baltimore, Nd
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IN s u R ANCE.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc

Wholesale Z RETAIL,
T y. SHEPPARD N6.1Sl Main Street, corner
- Union, will continue 70 keepon hand RlArSeand
complete Of all artclesfu his line, consist
Ing Of Ladies' and Gsntlemens Saddles, Pine Coarse
HARNESS. Trunks TAliees Carpet Bags, Satchels, Col
lars, HAmes, Whips. &c. -.'.i
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
trust by strict attention and prOrnptnesE, to merit
Continuance of the public patronage -
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and in pro
per mHnneT. J.. b. SHEPPARD
sep20 '59 13l, Main Street
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= G! - NytluI9 DQnbIe the above Fnte8.
. Yearly Advertising ON reasonable ter1DS aeeor.
ding to space occupied and the CHANGE
Aladyerti.eme sfrOm Transient persons or strang
erS. to Be paid for in adrGnee. : -
Business Cars not exceeding i've lines $40 per year.
or ~ toF SIX months, but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than square,
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited To
the AdyertiserS' own Immediate business: and All
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll as all legal advertisements and advertisements
auction sales and real estate sent in by them uSI
be paid for 1t the usual rates
!, Advertisements not accompanied with writts.r
directions. will be inserted until forbid and ehSred
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, NOtieesof Funerals and announcements
Of sermons, 50 cents each. nouvll-'69
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New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODSi

'AE subscriber has nom received and opened 1SO
4 Sases Of new Spring and Summer Dry Goods
"nleh Will be sold mt wholesale and retail A. ISI
prices than ever before. Having DurchaSej rC1SSJ
eFaDie more than intended a. bought nIi kindS of
goods Tor Cash and at ess price than at epv othsr
ly, and will sell '-+-- tNi"s'
BEST SiERKI3IACK, COCHECO, and other Cali.
coeI OF eqnHt grade, At I914 cents yard second
quality, fast color. at o. S~NNU
BLEACHED MUSLIN. yard wide, best quality. AZ
lE1SSe' - wide at lOc per ,ard.
GSbLEACaED MUSLIN, such As sold 8 yrsak.
very good at lOc. @D4 U'''' y
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES
BLACK SILKS, which sold always at 81 .l2IE ,,sr
yard, will sell at S7IAc.5 " u P''
In FANCY SILKS have ali the latest noveltia.
an eNcelled quality OF Barred Summer Slik al ouIT
ENGLISH BEREGRS. worth 25c for laJke
LDPEN!s BEREGEs, worth 37I5c for 85c
prices. "'' 4N"4il4ea ana
C!LALLIEs & De LANES a. low a. 12l1e Z. ward
Also a lArSe stock ami variety Of sprine anJ Ann
mer rslAWLS.CLoAKS& SIANTILLAs, At fheyery
lowest pr ces.
NEEbLEW0RKs in every variety: collars worth
SOC, for only 2Sc. wa :"
CARPETS-iO pieces AL styles, cheaper than ever
COUNTRY NIERCHANTs viii fnd tba,
my Wholesale department Is more complote than Al
any preVio1s season. and i'll sell goods cheaper In
Such quantities as they require, than tey couId be
bought in the Eastern cities
ALRX. HBYSAN
mh25-d&wGm 49, Main st. Wheelinr Va
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CARRSNSTTl
Savings Bank of wheeling,

- 0tos, lfaia-Ss., bCtO0eaa Monroe and UniOH.
MONEY RECEIvED ON TRANSIENT DRPosIT
N1 Interest paid on Special Deposits. GollectiODo
promptly attended TO. Exchange on the East bought
and Sald. - lsfE, eTHOS. II. LIST, President.
SAMhP uILDRETH. Traasnrer. iAnl4I5a.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24
Mourning for the Dead.

Sand you must not put on mourning"
"Oh, mother J. and Maddie lifted her
head with II beseoching glance
mo, dear, forbid it; would have you
think of mo in another way than that sug.
gostod by gloomy colors. Wear whito as
often as YOU ploasei let that bo your mourn
ing garb, or rather lot it bu an embom of
my happiness and the purity of heaven -
Think Of mo as being arrayed in tho shining
whito of heaven. not as mere dust. sense!ess
aud sOulless in the tomb. In tho midst OF
music, of flowers, of every innocent enjoy
mont, keep my memory fresh, for there is
music in heaven immortal gardens bloom
thorc, and its delights it hath not entered
into tho heart of man to conceive. In this
way, my darling, you can in ono sense koop
mo by you, and say 90 yourself many times
mo, | am not mothorless" As soon as the
first hoaviness of your grIof wears away, you
will lOvo TO feel that | am rosting-that
am basking in the sunshine of Gods great
love-that am patiently waiting for you
Mrs. jameson.
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8 curity for O Friend.

am the last man to say, "don't help
your friend" if you houorabIy can. II we
haVo money, VIZ manage it i'll when wo can
not help u friond at pinch. But the plain
fact is this, Pythias wants money. Can you
give it, at Whatever stint to yourself, 10 jus
tico to others Ii you Gao, and you value
Pythias moro tnau tho money, give the
money, and thorO is an end of IL but if you
cannot give the money don't sign tho bill
DO not become what in rude truth YOU do
bscome--a knavs and u liar--it you guar
antes 60 do what you know that you cannot
do should tho guarantee bo eYacted? He is
generous who g'yos he who lends may be
generous also; but oGly on ono condition.
that he can afford 70 give what he can af,
ford to loud Of the two, therefore. il is tho
safer, frlendller, cheaper, in tho long run, TO
give than TO lond. Give, aud you may keep
your friend II you lose your money; lond.
and the chances are, that you will lose your
freud ii ever you got back your money.
But if you do lend. lot it bo with tho full
confidence that tho loan is gilt, AMI count
il among tho rarest favors OF Providence il
you be ovor repaid. Lend to pythias on
the understanding "That this is a loan il
you can over repay mo l shall, however
make this provision against tue chance Of
a quarrel between US, that il you cannot
pay me- II stands as gift" knd whenever
you lend. let il be money and not YOU
name. Money you may get again. aud, i
not, you may eontriVe TO do without il
your name once lost you oaunot get Il aga
and If you can contriVe to do without II
you had better neVor have been bOrp,-F
DaIgsr LyftOm
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A n I o r DIS
Family Cathartic Pills
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pare Vsgetable Extracts, and PIT up IN Cue
Cases. AR Tight, aud uW krep in any climate
The FAMILY CATuARIlC FILL is Ren
tie but active Cathartic, which the Proprietor has
used i'll his practice for more than twenty years.
he constantly in-Ix ,creasing demand from
those who have .ong fused tho PlLLS,and the
satisfaction which n -}express in regard TO
their use, las induced = me 10 place them with.
in the reach oi nll. -
The Profession wsl.le know that different
Caharucs act on differ jent portions oil the bow.
els
The FAMILY C A = HARTIC PILL
has, with due reference : TO this well established
fact, been eOmpoundedIss from variety OF the
purest Vegetable L Z n tracts, which nc, alike
on exery part OF the al-l= imentary canal, a d
are GOOD and SAFEI.- i Il all cases where q
Cahartic is needed and = Ssuch as DERANGE-
Nj ENTS OF THEIS STOMACH, SLEEP
MESS, PAINS in THE BACK and I.OINS,
COSTlVENESS, 2 A | N AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, from sudden cold,
which frequently, If neglected, ended in long
course OF Fever: OSS OF APPETITE, a
GRE EPlNG SENSATION OF COLD OVER
or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD, all Inhamnalury
Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults, Rheu.
matism, great Purifier OF the Blood. and other
diseases TO which flesh Is heir, too numerTlts to
mention in this advertisement, Dose ! 10 }.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
n1rThe Liver Invigorator and Family Cathar.
tie Pills are retailed by a, Cook md Dt. Jdfn
Nichols, Chardon, Ohio, by Druggists gMeraAy,
and sold wholesale by the Trade in al the large
lowHS. ST. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
acknowledgements R7oprietor,
2oS Broadway, teor. Of Fulton stu New York.
423
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THG UpAs TREE.-The story that the
Upas tree o, Java exhales a poisonous ar
oma the breathing oil whch causes death,
is now known to be false. The tree itself
secreles a juice which is deadly poison,
but its aroma or odor is harmless. Slryuh
zine is made from the seeds Of a species
of Upas tree. The story that there is
poisoned valley is true. Such is the name
Of n district the atmosphere Of which pro-
duces death. This effect is not occ asioned
by the Upas tree but by an extinct volcano
near Balar, called Gueva Upas. From
the old crater aud the adjoining valley is
exhaled carhonc gas such rs often exIin-
cuisines life in this country in old wells and
foul places. This deadly atmosphere
kills every created thing which comes
within its range-brds, beasts. and even
men, and the valley is covered with skel'
etons. BY confusion of names, the
poisonous, effects of this deal y valley have
been ascrIbed TO the u pas tree, the juice
of which is poisonous, and hence the fable
in regard TO the deadly BohuI Upas tree