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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
important 10 Females!

One department OF our Dspensary Is specially devoted
the Of ths Diseases of Females, such as Lu
chorrhea or 'white' Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Menstruaton. Nervous and General Debility, Diseases of
he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consult atoms and examinations free of charge
Also for sale DIR. DkWEES'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions, Irregularities &c Married la
dies in certain should not them, they
would miscarriage Price 81 per and may be
sent by mail.
DIR. GALEN'S PREVENTIvE-An invaluable article
those wishing limit the number of their offspring
the who desire chdren warranted not TO inure
the health and will last for lifetime sent to any address
under seal ON receipt Of the price-Two DOLLARS.
PATE MIS- At \ DISrANCE-By sending brief state
O their symptom, will receive Blank Chart contain
ing list questions our for the oftreatment
&c Medicines part of the country any
case AT home free from danger or curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
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Direct all letters
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

On A NEW NE THOD OF
treating venerial Diseases, inclu-
dig Syphili. In all its stages;
Gonorrhea. Gleet. Structure, Vari-
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder &C, with
ous mercury containing a val
liable treatise on that wide spread
nslady Of youth, Seminal Wesk-
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, Impotency, &c., the Sc
cret iniirmities Of youth and ma
,,-fty arfSsn.. fr,,,, tt. hapof,,l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
NOTICE.

M have this dag sod our Bakery 10 MessrS Nick
w um A raFfoft.
Thanking tte putic Ga general Ter their liberal patron
So. ~ ~ouic respectfully ak the continuance of the
ssns to succsfsors. AL MFTZGFE
indianapolis July 8. iss2 tyil-dst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

habit OF self abuse To which IL added observations
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the Ut
most importance to the married and those contemplating
marriage entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state. any address in sealed wrap
per- on receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote our entire tine and attention 20 the treat
e of the various private diseases treated Of In pr
vatc report Our DspcnSary is the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been ahlished by special
charter an. this fact should give 1t preference the
various quacs of doubtful character be found in all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
fkOH MISSOURI.

"eu"''a, REQ. d. commission appointed =
'hc purpose by zen. Pope. has been -t,Ds II
r'si'hchts III tins point, and disehargn. al! A.
at,ior service A column moved of t,.,-.y y.
aer Col. w. }. Fnllcr Of the 9th ONO.
Rola, Feb ,. Reliable ,u,nroat,on ls,a
'1oahoh says that Ten. CARTS is now in thu
r'"ce' Inc number OF troops there is constant
increasing. 1t IL doubtless bis intention 10 n.
maj" az that place until ali his force srS.
"h'c'' Will DC several days. a. so.us OF ti,em aa'-
"o' veI started. a transferable number o. tier
arc Under 0r'ters to march tins morning, Ani
Vfoo"niy within two or three ,..,yS ali those =
'"s VIII have departed. The roads h,tween tn,
F'''' hno Lebanon ara almost impossible rit!
cam" are now said u he this side of Gascunal
''''''c waiting ior the water 10 subSide. ThrT
=, i'ii''F, nut not generally believed, thatUH
nee has recently been r.inCuced nv l2,Ut
fo'ei troops irunI Arkansas, and ~ ureparins
S''' our army hard fight. The "a Mi-.'ni
''.'''y art nearly III here. 1uS on " ~
i""i,""''S remain to come UP. rhi. rcs'm"''
Is 70 nc attached t" Gen. Sigcl'- a.yi.nn,
81 Louis, Feb. 3.-Gsp. NalIerk will IL }l'
morning issue u general oyd.y ,roulrii.. ut
president and other officers ,t m. uniym.,r
~. 20 subscribe To The oath of aIlesno'
har U'o '"'i'hs to comply vii! b. ccnsidcrei e
%% .,.is resigned their respective offices III
'.s,uehe ana Directors of X. r. Comp.nir' 20
~" ~. .'l'e VIII Also be required to ssbscri'. ~
"u 1'"e "ash' and To lille bonds that they ~
sh u" ea"doctns, engineers or other olhri'
""' nave not taken the same oath. Al! clerS'
Is'"'S and c'v'l employees in the eryice OF ;''
,,L W. ~ '"'s Department. will hc required .
M~e Tue same oath. 1t is recon. ,pmdod that
ss'ueh' professors and teachers yalun1a'~'
subscribe 10 the same oath
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREENAN. FEB 'S"2'

cscarc 80 When We had built the p"u and
cut the rhunucl, We tUus corn aad pootga IL
along, iit,|c here ana Il little there. IN The
channel. And thea the FOOLS OF turkeys
would 20 sobbllng up the corn, with their
head, down, till they got into The Enclosure !;
aul then they were eaagh'-tor when they
had once lifted their hta'i-. they would no.
lower them again to 20 out where they came
n and they could not fly out. And If there
is any foolish young man that wants to get
caught, let him go to sec these nice plays. aud
follow them up, and he " i'll soon be in the in
closure and that will be the end oihim-- Tor
a young man that is once thcaterstruck IL
dcvil.struck H. w. Beechr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
BY TELEGRAPH
I O'CLOCK 4 y
70 THE FR EEHl.,
pAoH WASIl,v,.-

February >. The Eeprcsent.,,y,.
e=raph interest now here. have su,os. Vt s"a
: Committee IN Ways and Mean. , 1SE'ea ha
/ to pay tax ON their messages, an u,' I,''lrs
tribute ~ the support OF the Grvss n" "0' ~
representative Hooker Speech ", ''
listened to with marked attention !, lh"'a'' "
sidered clear exposition Of thr w. =; "''gm
Treasury Department IN jiDann,I w." ">
The Seeretory Of the Treasury, in ,I'
the Committee Of Ways ard Mean, s''''
general PROVISIONS os the bill s.s.,, wsl, o'!'1
70 the end proposed that the py,,y,.;,a, 'l'la
the notes legal tender was doub.ls,..' ""qss.
s!dcred by the COMMITTEES. and the !, w.t.. sS' y.
had conducted him to the same ,onan' .s'F''a
that he felt great fear as to mak,n. 3ssS' ny
but gold and silver legal tender La, " a"Jh9
the large expenditures and bank sn. Y""'ss
the provision 's indispensable. rho S Ssn, "
has suggested amendments pro,;1iu, '' S
counterieiting, and directing tie m e rs',
which the notes are to h. executed S'.'
Chase addressed note to Mr.. Sps)jmy ,','
IN which he says" immediate ae,iur s ~ ,|''
importance. The Treasury - ne,rIv , n| e
have be n obliged t" draw for rbr l'. ~F
ment of the November loan. 50 xonn ~" "'
paid fear the banks generally will ,n % M
receive the Untca States no,es. Yam , Wv"
the necessity Of urging TIC bin tAru,a ~"
ont delay. '"'
The Senate wills in executive session n..
FIVE hours to-day. They confirmed ,,ar,
hundred to six hundred appointments AMI W.
motions IN the Old Army, and W. far ~ cam ,
asccrtained the following named y.,,t!rumn
to In made Brisadier Generals VI yoiun,m.
Coz, + b. Keys, Major j. ". Davidson r.'
chs /. Patterson, Maj. Abncr Uoublu!,v M
Col. kctchum, Dave d. b. IIurncy. v
keeiIn, ''ohn NJ. falulor, JAS E..,pr. y u
Slocum, Jas. 5. Wadswnr,h, John j. ppr,
NJ. Mitchell, Gco. W. Morr,n, John II Y.
tlndale, Maj. II. ". W. Hsuian, Cant, "
Smith. james W. Denver, Gel. Gro. il ynm.
as, Hgbert Eicle, JAS. $. Ncglev, Yhom,.
McaSher. Col. Abcrcronb,e, Col! Sei,v;.,
Lieut.. Col. smith, Lieut. Cos. G.. ). Sun
Col. Casey. Capt. Geo. &. Mead, Abraham lJ,,
gee, Capt. Alexander McCook, Oliver T.. }h,
ard. Eleazer Payne, ;har. y. .la,ueson E-s.
.er Dumont, Robert II Mllroy, Lewis Walb.
" IN. a. Richardson, Dan'I Butterflies, M,
lorAio q. Wright. Cant. Old, Lieut.. Ws
Nri.nn. Col Randolph, b. Marcy, Ms. J,s
j. Barnard, Gen. Seth Wiilans, Mai. Srn
Van \lcet, Maj John Hughes, Cap,. Wnt4
). Hancock, I. l.. Crittenden, Col Geo. Wyi,,;
Maj. Thos. Williams. Capt. Vim. H. Fr.a
apt |. IL Brooks, Capt. }. W. Erapp
apt. }. I. Hatch. Capt. David STANLEY L.,.
All Il
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

GEN LANE w ashington correspondents
state that Gen. Lane was appointed by the Pres
i'lent with the express understanding that he
was to serve under Gen. Hunter. and that Lane
frequently declared hi. willingness 10 do so.
lie, however, expected that, by an amicable ar
rangement between Lane and Hunter, the for
mer was to have command of an expedition
South, and would be glad il Hunter would as.
sent to it.
1t il also said that Hunter more determined
in his hostility to slavery than Lane, and is in
favor Of striking blows at the cause of the re-
bellion, as well as the rebellion itself. There
is danger, however, that these blows, already SO
long deferred, will be delayed still longer by this
misunderstanding between ,hese military chief
tains.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
A DAILY FREEMAN

WEI he published at this Office until further
nots>~:. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West. and the stages that
hsre Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
III" morning in season COR the morning mails
haeh edition viii contain Tie latest Geographic
news to n" time of going to press
The Terms will he,
$4.'e' FER ycAr, or $ 90 for three months, to
A"i' :"2s'rs'ers and those taking the paper from
IKE Office.
s3.E' per year, t,y !, % for three months, to
village suoScribcrs-purcr delivered at their
;'r*'S "r places OF business.
- embellishments inserted on reasonable terms.
"f'''r> arc solicited Z. W. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

iip'o"' NO., Feh. Item. Davis ilSi'o'
i',' oee' 'nuc! retarded hy bad rold, ami S~'
len streams. The wagons am, artillery nav
sun" sung axle deep. The Big Gr,,er, - stream
f'slnally unlulportant, was swr.ln ip,,ond II
' !! taking Davis divislon two day u
sharp frost set IN ON Thursday AGA
INV " Is "oPcd that the roads viii nnw snpP"'
viz, ,.a II o"imndc'i by i.rtnrr oa''aH
Wv ,: e"'"' n Will advance rapidly.
: 'v,V'ss II advancing IN Lebanon "
,";n ., M''h pdsh iorcc. Prize. thangh - W.
,m"r "rlaecd, shows M sigu. ri tdI'"'
,.:,,.,'. "u' rom Fre,nt appearances scou.' ~
~. ,';e. W give b.ttle. Should he man"' y
No '.,ioh. within two weeks Spr,ngh'l "a
~ the theatre OF another bloody contest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
A Turkey Trap
OR HOW 70 CATCH GREryIopxS


l. was met in the stree, on Saturday nv M.
very sentlemany lessee OF the Brooklvn tho.
atro I suppose we must call it now when h.
requested me, as had become the editor ~
inc l"depeadem, to give IA notice Of the her.
ioiihahccs that Were to come off there Uo
sara tho Octoroou' aud 4" Uncle Toms CaL.
l" would be played, and he thought po,;r.
IN The Independent would DO him "A great don!
OF good. declined to give the uo,c.
TN oush The Independent, but | give i, here
ana l Will tell you just what ,hiuk.
'"'"N 'hey arc very nice plays. And will
,e' you why think they are introduced
Gut IN the West, when we wanted 10 tr,,
turkeys (thc tooishe,r birds in the vood. ,..
used to build tt great pen, and cut II kind Of
channel leading into it 70 low that " i,h ,he;.
"'aus aown they could walk under tho lower
'""' Now' turkey N ~ simple that it new.
81 VIII "'oo.' to 90 through hoic ia orIcr,o
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
Emancipation.

The cdlvr of the .idrocate md Jouruul
says -
Whether as d political or military measure
1t is wise to iberatc the slaves of the South,
Is question we will not discuss hut as mo, i.
allsts We cannot but express the holc that the
war may issue IN some scheme o! .,nancipa.
ton immediate or prospective. Believing Us
we do that God rules in the earth, and that
be Is just, We see not how the country can
expect union, peace and prosperity until this
IL DONE Nor can we conceive any reason Ior
delaying it, so far as regards the insurgents
They have forfeited all rights under the Con-
stltu'ion they claim no protection from it,
they 'rample it under foot and DEFY its author.
ly. But is said though they repudiate its
authority We must not We do. 50 far as
they are concerned. Is the tramp of armies
over their fields, the imprisonment OF their
citizens In our forts, without trial Or habeas
corpus, and the sinking Of stone fleets IN ,herr
harbors cons''tntinnal? Il we violate the
Constitution TO accomplish deeds OF !mprisou.
lnent and are justified. why not works of Tree
dom and humanity? 1t is as constitutional
to free black men as to shoot down white ones
Let US not he told that it is impracticabIe-
was emancipation under similar circumstan.
ces lmpracticabIc in South America; WAS if
Impractlcable in ancient states Once let the
decree 90 forth, and it would travel AS on the
wings OF the wind. Once let it be kno N. and
the freemen would find their way to our lines
Say not it would incito to instruction and
cruelty" the very reverse; it would reprcss
both. Drawer, more humane soldiers were
rarely lound than the slaves who fought in
our Revolution, or in the war of 1872 Saw
not that the negroes are incapable of freedom
even with the aid and government of civilized
Christ'anized whites. The charge that man
Is incapable of liberty has been the tyran,',
plea since the days Of Nin.rod. Nor aver
that the black man cannot rise above slavery:
1t Is an insult to the image and libel upou
the providence of God. Say not that it
would curse the slave states; it would b,c>s
them, bless the white no less than the black
the capitalist equally with the laborer, the
south even more than the North. DO YOU ask.
" nat Will you do with slaves il you emauci.
pate them 1--WE ask, with Gov Boutwell,, VIVA.
" III You do with them il you don't. II the
South can llberatc for alliance with i,no,,nd
why not Tor union with us!
We did think that the rebellion couJ f.,
'uoo"ed without emancipation we doubt j,
low we believe the United States j, shut ~,
" uods providence, either to do Justice or
% be dissolved, A fearful responsibility res,s
ipon our rulers. We will stand Ly them
'fay Tor them, obey them. but we would am.
nate them to glorious deeds. Curse us rs
a"aticai, 'mpraeticable. heretical mo matter;
We Will bless as far as We arc able"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-Rumor is very busy
now in suggesting change in the Navy De-
partment, -tasr. Banks to take Mr.. Welles'
place. If change is to be made Gen. Banks
is certainly fit man for the position. His adj
mirable administrative and executive abilities,
which shone so conspicuously when ne was Gov
ernor OF Massachusetts. and which saved that
very valuable now IN a Department Of the Gen.
eral Government.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

fsisaSkHS "r WaR.-It has bcen decided to
1"a' r4''r! privatcersmcn now held AS criminals
IN New York, ~ prisoners Of war. 1t is boped
mat th!s course will lead to the exchange of
'1sA2 Of them Tor the gallant Co.. corcor.,
VII" has been q prisoner since the ba tile Of Bull
run, and who has not hitherto been released M
''e Confederate Government have persistently
ro!0Scd Ia do - until the Federal autbo,;,;o,
she! treat rebel prira,ccrsmcn like other rris-
"ncg' Of war
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

Emo S G,.S kiLhr:--We are panied t., record
Mr. u1a t ., lad abou, sight years DID, Non ~
,,,, . ''"n aters' " no was killed this n,'., ~
. ., yh 'hc railroad track at the fot If naL
,h;S .ns noy WAS sliding down the .teo, hr
' ,"'' 81 we track and came in ron,act wi
-, 0 aug, 'and-car 'u the steep dcscendn, ~,t
- .a pace The meeting was 80 sudden H..
L% 'la''s'''e t., stop the ear, and the lad ma
.r ;s Upright. We understand that tho L "n'
Rutland """'"' "o" IN camp in
c,rri', "'y body was caught 10y the ror -,
WLrn 81, ao"s little way. hut was not ma", "'
W. "" . ,"kt" up h" was quite dead ' "'"'Sed'
GILT '--b"r',"g,on Free pre,s +" WI The hand
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

f""rEscf--Thr Treasury nDte bill still hanas
fr" Il" Congress, The legal tender clausc is the
e''ieI objection to it. That is now urged a. a
neo'ai'y--n without 1t the Banks will no, ,akc
hhe '"te"' Secretary Chase has. - itl reluctance
'acl3lesced in t." same view. and ur,, : Tho
pressing wants ut the Treasury rs "a r.ason WHY
~ .''i should r. acted upon AZ once.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04
MILITARY

IL, , ,.M aofk' Feb. 3.--It is stated Tim. ,
~, . p. ol Mass. Cavalry a. Ief, '". We l.t
s",,i, WI, royal Thest ~mship Bav,r nIhnapoiiS
v"s a. ' "s :" arms. containing 3non "a thought
WI ~ 4n"o stand. Of arms. &c '''' SA'res and
h,sr,nI. ~ dispatches sato ,h,, ,ho
pea Immediately. AM VIII I",vecu.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-04

appear ignorant Of thsir simplest obhyaf'ons f""
ard the external worid, whether The Perr"@ons@
feeling and intellect waich they cnhi5'f rns' F's-
credit only on a stunted and etete clr'A: af'"", Il"
on one closely allied TO our 0wn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
Lodis Napoleon's Proposal to Mediate.

The Paris fJRiisur is, most of our readers APP
priced the official journal of the French GoyernmenL-
Nothing appears in is columns that has not the sanction
Of the Government The following notice of the replies
made by England and Russia 10 the proposal Of Louis
Napoleon NAV be taken the Emperor' Interpretation
OF those documents 1t i very plain from the cohstrue
ton here given that the Emperor does not consider the
matter sndedby those responses: a.
The Paris .Hoaiisar publishes the follo~ing: .
."Tze L,a5oa Gd,st,r publishes the text of the des
psch addressed by Lord Russell TO Lord CoWley, her
Banne Maie,,y Embassador at Paris IN reply TO the
despatch ~ NJ. Drouyn de rHuysOn American aRiirI-
The rog,yspaaience sSm 81 Petersburg also gives
the substance of che reply of Prince Gortschakof The
English despatch renders full homage to the sentiments
Which diet,jed che step taken bf the EmperorS Govern
n,en,. 7. shows on tire parsof'thc English Government
lively desire 10 &C. IN concert with Trance While de-
,iaing It preyut he cooperation oheredto IT, IS eN
usi,ely oc.uuied vi the chsnces or lesa favor
abe which ,he proposal OF the French Government
might NEE: with IN the United States, IL il not reu-
sal; Il / ~ edjournment.
.'4Siaiir Judgment msy be passed upon the Russian
lespaich Il renders fa justice 10 the idea Of concilIa
ion and humanity which has inspired the Government
Of che Emperor and If necessary promises the moral
support ~ R.-l 20 any attempted at Washing
ton A. - Petersburg, at London il is the internal
condition OF the United States which pOstpones any re-
solution in the sense of the French proposition.
an fact the manner in Nhich an offer Of good ser
vice. may be taken into account in America deserves
,1. cor ration but II Information ia correct,
the hestons Of the Cabinets of London and Of St Pc
ter>hurg are likely sOon TO terminate feeling prevails
in America IN the North well a. in the South, de-
,iron. OF peace aud that feeling gains ground daily
The elections now taking pace in the Northern States
are proof OF she progress OF that feeling the support.
ers OF which are obtaining great advantage, and Sil
probably have a majority in the next Congress
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
ANGEL wATCHEMS.

Angel faces watch my pnaw. voices hsun, sleep
Ana upon mid light shining nlous round .r'ep
Floating the starlight two bright Infant forms see
They mine Wy bright dAngs come from Heaven to
yidt
Fsrtby children u. upon me- those little above
We're fountains Of mothers deathres love
Amt they watch my umbe while their soi eyes on me
shine,
God forgive mortal yearnng Sti 10 call his angels mine.
Earthly oudy call but mortal voice can seem
Sweet those whisper Mother mid the gloes Of my
dream,
Year. s pass. earthly prstlsr psrehAnes lisp my
BIT , au,l babies shall be evermore the
Aud the h baud around TIE from their home Perehance
Nil rove
In eir strength depending nay constant care and
love:
Rut ny still the sky dreams
Their shnng earthly mothers breast
Tune may steal my ehuess or some vheluiins get de-
Al the hopes At blosomedn my time Of Joy
Earthly children may orsake earthly friends perhaps brry
Eyery tie that unies 10 this life may away
But unchanged those Watchers from their best Immortal
home,
Pure fair cheer ssness Of my darksned dreams siA
Aud feel Tor though rem Of earthly love
Angel children call Mother aud my soul Will look shove
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
ORIrUARY.

Died, 81 pneumonia rnsley Farm house Madison H., Va
the t inst DANlEL DoILki LOGAN fourth Of George
Wa L9gNn ESQ u ohaTson c. la the twenty eighth year
ofhs age.
al the OF the war. being then resident Of
NeE Orleans he enlisted 10 the Crescent City Rides u
the "Frt battalion LouahA Volunteers and eontinuedto serN
In that eohrst Corporal and then as t teg.snt at Pen
stcol and the Pcnnsul Va during the whole term OF the
enlistment baitles around Richmond he setsd voun
Aid ibis corps being then dsbanded and although he might
readily have obtained higher position, his love for bis native
State the tenaey which he cling the domestic circle
attracted him Into the ranks Of the "Washngon Light Infantry
Volunteers Hampton Legion, commanded by his brother He
accompanied them Maryland and stricken down by dis
ease, probably caused by exposures In the field
By his utrepdy by his dgen discharge OF his duties and by
bis loyeable disposition, he tile appreciation Of his officers
and affection Of his associates None OF his kindred were
miits with during moments but he tender
ead for By the family around him. From early nAaho9o ne
continuing member % the church Of his Adoption aud pos
sd Of guueess splTit vel eppy - 1lnl
words Master "Bsssrd pure hsaefor hsy
shan sac God