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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
Important tO Females!

department OF DispenSsry specially devoted
10 the treatment Il ihe Diseases o Females such a. In.
chorrhsa. or White" irregular Painful aud Suppress
Mensruation Nervous and General Debility ef
he womb, Bsrrenness. &c.
Consult zfons and etaminationsfree Of chargs.
Also Tor sale. DR. DKwEE's REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Ob~ructsons trrrgniafiea &c Married la
dies IA certain situations should not them, a. they
would canse miscarriage. Price 81 per boz and may b.
sent by mail.
DIR. GALEN's PREvENrIvE-An invaluable srfiels
Tor hose wishing 20 limit the number Of their offspring
a the barren Who desire children. warranted to
lare the health. and viii last for lifetime. say
address, under seal, on receipt Of the pFceTw0 DOL
LARS
Of their symptoms, VIII receive Blank Chart
containing fst u questions, terms Cor che course Of
treatment Ac. Medicines sny part % the country
20 cure any home free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and Number.
Direct all lettsrsto
6ALES's HEAD pisPESsARr
uevlg. s2dAviv n Loulsvills. k3.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
On the Of Illinois and New York streets Also
the entire stock Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
FOR SALE.

II WILL SILL on MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF
II November. lsG3 commencing az ia o'clock A. NJ at
public auct the premises. the House aud stu
ate the 81 hliuui. aui New York streets, az
present occupied A. rcsIdrnc. hy u. l. Acluat
TsRSs ~ SNE-Oue-iuurtn cash in han one-f fourth
aud three year. each the deferred payments
bearing iuer., al he rate IT per cent per snunm and
10 be secured by mortgage on the pr Pc riy sold.
Aud the time sd place vii sell "a Ike
the entire stock ~ Hop.chod AMI Kitchen Furniture
being well kent tnd almost good A. new consisting OF
Piano Porte Readsteads. bureaus. Tables. 'bsrS.
WISH stands Carpet Stcve. Kitchen furn &c &C.
IrKNs - SnE-Au sums under sl0 cash and on al
Of tl0 aud credit cf nlne months will be
gwen. the Purchs executing note Nth approved Sc
curity. with
rhe properly vii be exhibited to purchasers and all
infos nation given BY the under .yncd
orr y FOoTE. Auctioneer,
oct22 did No CD We.; Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

TT On Friday night. Seymour, on the
Jeiiersonvile railroad. the boiler of locomotive
blew up. without doing other damage beyond
slightly injuring the engineer and demolishing
the machine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
wNEw DISCOVERY FOR THE

speedy and permanent Of Seminal Weakness ure'
thr and Vaginal Discharges. elect sequsl Diseases
Emissions Impotence Genital Debility and diseases Of
the Bladder and Kidneys.
BILLS srscIuc PlIs are warranted IN all eases
and be relied No change Of diet required They
do not interfere with business pursuits Up
wards Of 200 cases have been cured the past month
More than hEndred physicians Hse them IN their
prirate practice, dnd al speak tcA Of their eeicae0
They entirely harmless the system and be
lied In all arising from youthful ind~ere,on OF
selfabuse, which often incapacaies the sufferer from
fulfilling MsdWfies Of D,drrisd iDs.
ArReATisE OF O. pages. containing means Of cure
sent free 20 all. Two stamps required for postage.
The Pills will be sent by mall securely sealed,
ceipt Of One Dollar by J. BRYAN, NJ. D.,
No. 76Csdsr street. MY.
Sold by all the principal druggists.
ToMLINsoN 4 cox, Agents,
scpt30-d&wly indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

IN Tile new fence around the Capitol grounds
h the object Of the most enthusiastic admiration
of all beholdcrs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

tT- An improved farm of 20 acres in Owen
county, two miles from Spencer, Is for sale very
low by Delzell Il Jones. Real Estate Agents.
Merchandise or property in indianapolis would
be taken in exchange
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
FOUNDRIES.
Rlo0SIER STATE
Fol NDRY IND STOVE WORKS.
cox, EOISD ~ PECK.
Manufacturer. and Wholesale Dealers IN
STODES. HOLLOW-W.iRE, &c.

A IL Our SrOvES ARE oF THE LATEST AND
n most ltnrr scd patterns
OaF ether vii embrace Iron Fronts, Columns,
Ia WAY. MI n House Cfsiings. &c.2
uei.rs by m-ii othefNlse solicited aud prompt at
tenflan eivcH
Ogr prices wiu Pc fould ss 'ow - any.
ufhce >ar..foom aud Foundry ia South he ware
street. square. directly 81 ID. Union D-Pot
cetl3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
from Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October 25 Governor Tod an
nounces there will be no draft Oh Wednesday.
The quota will he filled by volunteers.
Gen Rosecrans will he here to morrow. A
public reception will be given him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26
1he lsiyer.

PAnKEssBURG. Va. October 24-The Ohio
river j. now in good navigable condition arc
boats will depart daily to Portsmouth. Maysyill,
aud Cincinnati.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

~ The moon reyolved herself magni6cenily
In the meridian armament last night. "Soon
the evening shades prevail the moon takes up
the wondrous tale !"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

TT There are over seven hundred and City
gas metres put up throughout the city. and IL re
quire- four men four days to make the monthly
measurements OF amounts chargeable to con
eumerH.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

IL Ten barrels North Carolina tar IN store
and for sale by W. X Hogshife 4 Co. No %
West Washington street oct26-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

TT Capt Frank Jones. OF Major General
McCook's stan. Who taken prisoner at Chick
amauga. but having escaped. arrived in this city
YESTERDAY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

u On the indianapolis and Jacksonville
railroad five new locomotives have been placed
and two more are expected daily. This road has
been and y doing al immense busine.s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

tn The companies whose railroads concenter
at this point refuse "a haul wood To towns be
cause thereby the price might be increased to
them nj the wood stations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

FoR SALx-An OMNIBUS and two horses will
be sold at public auction on Wednesday next the
25th day OF October, at Featherston's auction
rooms. on Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

IL More trooTA passed through the city yes-
teriay on their Way To the field.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

FoR SALE-Atw story Brick Dwelling House
with nine rooms, good size,i Lot. on East street
Also, a two story Brick Dwelling House on
Mississippi street. near W Washington st. Posses
sion given Immediately.
By JACOB ELpRTpGE.
Real Estate Agent,
ocoU DIV No - West " ashington II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

habit, felf.sbuse To which l. added observations %
Female Diseases and other interesting matter OF the ut
most Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage, whoenlertan doubtsoi Their physical ability 70
that state Sent 10 sddres~ IN ssesled wrap
Der. on receipt O cents or four -tsmrs
We devote entire time and attention 10 the treat
nen, various private DISEASE alsd Of Ia pri
atn ,eport our Dpensary f. the only l,tution ofthe
kind in America which has been tap.hed BY special
ana this fact should give preference the
,arou, quacks Of doubtful character be foun In al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

BLANK LrAsrs "A NJ form OF blank leases
or houses. &c. has BEEN printed and can be Ob-
tanned AZ this Office. oct5 DIFF
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oct22 div

f. THOMAS. Ese This gifted gentleman.
whose genius ranks HIM among the foremost of
American authors. lectures TO morrow night nc
College Hall. pursuant to an invitation by the
+" Young Mems Library Association +" Mr..
Thomas father before him was n man of emi
nent literary attainments, AMI one among our
native authors. His mantle has fallen on his
sou. All the yigor aud Ere of poet, aud all
the scholarly attainments Of an assiduously cul
tivated mind the latter possesses His delivery
TOO, without preten-iOn, is. as adapted 10 his sub
ject, in the highest degree oratorica. because
characterized by good taste. Mr. Thomas. on
the evening referred to. will recite original
poem entitled The Star of Empire" aud also
Edgar A. Poes Raven Mr. Thomas was
intimate with Poe, and is therefore enabled To
speak of hii personal characteristics, his genius
and his infrmities in The most entertaining and
absorbing manner College Hall ought To be
crowded To hear Dir. Thomas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

t8- Yesterday was beautiful. bu, rather COO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-26

treating venerisl Diseases, inclu
ding Syphilis In all It's stages
Gonorrhea, elect. Structure, yari-
eocile. aud Hyirocele, Diseases %
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with
out mercury containing . val
liable treatise on tha, widespread
malady Of youth. seminal Weak
ness, SOcturnsl Emissions, Sexual
Debility. lmpotency. &c.. the Sc
cret infirmities Of youth and ma :
tgriiy arising from the baneful
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PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS
a Medical Report,

Cbsasafnfng 7Af,ts Fs.e F4dtes EagvdcingsoTth
Andsomy and Physioiogy ofn, Sesv- 0r9dns ~
state OF Health ava Dtsedse
Ox NgW NyTuon m,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-11

Of, do solemnly swear that viii
.a : ~: si.s
State sosysn,on contrary no.w,a
TON pledge and parpo:. .i,sous any %cn rs.sTy.ea g
suy o s n e:
OF the federal government nor hold any
win s ss$
x. Sns an. . VII not and ! Sy,
.y s, :: or a9 s.sss ss my
ana TrnS xa
bill has been introduced authorizing tho Postmaster
General to establish uniform money order system and
designate the post oces which shall be known a. money
order OMEGA Il intended to enable parties TO remit
small sums BY mail without mourning tho risk Of their
Tho new Secretary Of The Interior has submitted TO
Congress, through Hon II NJ Rce,a report In favor Of
uniting tho navgabc waters OF the Mississippi and the
Rcd river OF tho North By slack water and canal navga
ton.
lost other vessels Of tho same construction will not be
made avnabl6for operation against Southern ports &c
Ways are already suggested by naval whereby they
can be brought 70 needed points. The better opinion
with those who ought 10 know Is that Wilmington
the point to be assailcd by any maritime expedition.
Of January seems TO b. lts ma. ~ Wcfis,an
after the battle OF Antetam. He made no 3D.
vance on tho two days following the battle,
bringing up ammunition and provisions and In gathering
up arms, &C. from the battle field. Tennessee like vir
gnia Is rolling country, where, says General Rose.
Grams, In hts dcspatcA no great battle Be fought
without regular approaches
some OF the republican senators showed rssvensss TO-
day under the partisan prctenson that no law be
framed prevent frauds IN contracts by army and navy
bureau officials
senator Wright made partisan speech to-day In
defence OF military arrests and mprisor nients lie.
cause Andrew jackson made two arrests during
hs military career, aud because Jefferson nus ned militia
ry officers "a making saring arrests In critical periods IL
followed the estimation " the senator from Indiana that
imprisonments under authority q our government are
right and iust Mr.. Wright eomp'mentcd New England
for her services Ia the Re vuton but neglected advert
the lac, that largs portion oher population opposed
the u 1914 and got up conventions 10 take New
lngR Ut of the tniun, yot no arrests made by
thu at that period. Hs iniulgsd IN deouncs
onH tn ise sho Tor peace and letting We South
30 The country divided into patriots who supported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-11
The New Navy Yard.

The immense amount Of work to be done in the navy
has induced several distinguished officers endeavor
get Secretary wees to commence operations in making
navy yard at League Island Philadelphia with
ont waiting for further action from Congress- appears
that the majority report Of the Naval has been
fortunately tho means Of merely postponng work on the
yard instead Of definitely settling the matter in dis
pute. An act OF Congress expressly authorizes Mr..
Welles to accept League Island. If New London be
chosen that must be repealed another passed. and q
great deal Of time spent In agtatng the matter Mean
time the yard wanted, vessels have to lie weeks waiting
repairs because there place to dock them and new
iron clad vessels to be built but there room for
them. Hence the movement among tho officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-11

S.cond Asraaw Enyin.er-ReyuoiIs pr.ycr
Mra A.sitont kngtnsos-o. J. Burnap, Q. W. Beard,
Ae.iry Nc.G'a Ka,sP. J. Markoe, Augustus rippitt,
William "a. Herring.
Capdiis ctrk--Cbarles II. Poor, Jr
Gaaar-John CaaIk.
PlrAr-to--two guns onclad Ericsson ba,scrv-made
her experimental trip outside Philadelphia harbor on
Saturday. Tue singular effect OF nriag with thirty ak
pounds u powder causing concussion inside tho turrct
and terrific outside, which been illustrated I'm
the trials OF tho Passso ard Nontauk was also percep.
the. i'feboat connected 18th the steamer, and
which hung tho dock. was almost entirely destroyed
b. the oopeqssion, beng split from stem stern scve
raj articles in the shape Of tools paint potts. &C. that had
been placed n the boat, thrown out and scattered
over the decs aud In tho The explosion caused
severe shock to all the wcrkmcn on the deck OF tn,
steamer the time; those In the turrss and tn,
hold tho vessel were hardly conscious that the gun
been ared Tho PaEpsco sailed to Join the fect. W.
have printed list OF her officers.
MiNMsrA--fortv gus, first class steam frigatc-hav
ing ordered sea- sailed from Boston with sealed
orders Saturday She has been thoroughly overhauled
and repaired the service performed By her On the
blockade and in tho Potomac having rendc ed thorough
renovation necessary. The Minnesota Goldsbosough
flagship in 1891 aud Of great screw frgates
% 1885 and, with the Wabash and Colorado, nil that
remains Of them Her officers are
tonp,drdU--N. q Harrison.
Lisvcnaat Commdndsr-E. c. Grafton, Executive ON.
cet,
Iitf,n1nt-Adophus Dexter.
Ac',ry Aast,rs--D. A. Campbell and VIM. Wright
Ensgn--h s. Chew.
N,t,ns 8nsinis-wm. A. Porter and A. Dcpnet.
.Snye,on--jon 8 Kitchen.
Aa,stgnt S0p,ors--Samu,l y Jones and r. r. podgs
Chisr Enc,aof-w. W. DUNCAN.
Chdpiasn-Thomas Saiter.
pauidfsr-C o. Uphan
CaTtdns Cleric N. BURNS. Jr
Pdyndaers Cievk--M. ID. Moody.
EN0tn>er,second Assistant. George W sepspsr Third
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-11
THE VICTORY or GENERAL SULLIVAN.
Additional Details or the Dsfsat or the
Rebel General Forrest.

CARo, ILL.,, Jan. 4, 1893.
General Sullivan, with force Of 5000 mon, attacked
General Forrest on Thursday morning at Hunts eros
Roads, twelve miles from Lexngtsn. Tenn.
II was . severe engagements, lasting all day.
gunbost patrdaled tho river, which prevented the
rebels from crossing.
They fought desperately, but wore finally routed and
scaered with loss Of one thousand four hundred killed
and woundcd and four hundred captured. We
also took three hundred and ATTY horses, nearly one
thousand stand Of arms and battery or SIX guns Union
loss eight hsnircj killed and wounded.
These losses may be exaggerated II u csrtsin, how
ever. that they were very heavy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-11
The Revenue.
THR FLEET IN HARBOR

THR FLEET IN HARBOR.
The Revenue Department Of the United States service is
now assuming important Dimensions. largo feet will
soon in its service The following vessels are now
credited to New York harbor:-
Steamer Tiger Jones, commanding.
Steamer Miami, Faunce, commanding,
Steamer L. a. Stevens, Wilson, commanding
Cutter james Campbell, Noncs, commanding.
Cutter varina, Sands, commanding.
Cutter Crawford, Carson, commanding.
Z Cutter Agassiz, 49,, commanding.
HExcuLxs-Sour guns cutterarrivcd at Baltimore on sa
turday On the night Of the 9th uo armed boats
of the Hercules In charge Of Lieutenant T. G. Baker
ceedod cutting out Of the prizes from the hands Of
the rebels The other captured by the boats,
under Lieutenant Hall before daylight the morning Of
the 2sth ut Tho schooner had taken large cargo OF
goods into Virginia on Wednesday night The Hercules
left this port Friday nght goth ult making short
work Of H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-11

Tho parties having charge Of the sick and wounded
soldiers arriving in this city have chartered the fast and
commodious steamboat Thomas P. Way, to be used
transport around the harbor in connection with that
branch OF tho public service This change rendered
very desirable In consequence Of the sunsrings
to which many Of wounded have been exposed while
being conveyed from the places Of debarkaion to the
various hospitals in this vicinity the less comfortable
boats which have heretofore for that purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-11

Assistants ". Lane, Alfred Colin, 7. W. Rae, O. w.
Thorne ana q. samson.
Master Mates James Birtwistle, w. Hunter, W. r.
Hunter and Z. ". Campbell
BoGtsoai'l-Wm. Bunker.
Gtrnner--Charcs W. Homer
Sdllndke,--i. q. Fassett
Clrpentsr-ibenezer Thompson.
The crew and stores all on board and 1t is not I'M
likely that she will sail to-day.
The iron battery Nahant sti the centre OF at
traction W the yard.
PAwsEEniae guns, screw sloop, built for the purpose
Of proving how propeller could in shallow water
sailed from Philadelphia Tuesday convoy 10 the
iron Glad Paapsco She accompanied out OF harboi
by the Ladona Hendrix Hudson and Young Rover. She
embodies experiment which, in times Of peace would
be attended to by the department the exclusion Of
other constructing principles. Some considerable time
has been spent In repairing this vessel several shot hav
Ing passed through her in engagements with the
rebels She did go out OF commission. The principal
repairs, however, to the machinery. Tho Pawnee
the Philadelphia Navy Yard about four
years SINCE The following Is list Of the officers on
board the Pawnee:-
COMMUNICATIONS G. MAXWELL
Lseltcndnts-John Wedman, X. II. Lawson.
Acting MaSers-J. p. Lindsay, j. c. Champion.
Paynaster-F. H. Curtis
Sstrgeon-F. NJ. Gunnell.
Es9iners-Chef, G. Il. Kutz; Third Assistants, j. @.
Brosnahen, W. J. Ciacko, Arthur Price, a. D. Sllman
Alfred Adamson, Benjamin Bruce.
Acting Masters Mas-C. j. Rogers.
Ca,pentcr-R, Thomas
C;u,no-William Burnice.
PdymaScrs Clelt-Wiliam J. Anderson.
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The COmSna nders OF Our IrOA-CAads.
In selecting officers command ron-clad vessels
the Navy department has been careful in picking tho
best material in the navy. The following famous names
figure IA list
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IN nc, next norsins siS ordered MAJOR oarrd with
Of artillery Twenty third New York;, to proceed 70
Mount olive, a station the Wilmington aud weldon
Railroad, fourteen miles below Goldsboro In passing
whitehall, route for Mount Olive his command was
fred upon the opposite side Of the river He placed
hts guns In position and returned the Ore till the main
column arrived !, when he lmbcred up and proceeded
towards Mount Olive, which point he reached without
opposition Here he destroyed the railroad track for
about mile He then proceeded along the line Of the
railroad for four miles, and desroyeA the oridge over
Goshen Swamp The track between Mount olive and the
Goshen swamp bridge was torn up and burned In I'VE
places.
the bridge burned and the enemy some force with
infantry and artillery on the other side and ths being
the direct road TO Goldsboro,I determined 70 make
strong feint rs II TO rebuild ana cross The Ninth New
Jersey and Colonel Amorys brigade forward
and posted the bank Of the river 70 the enemy
then ordered up several batteries ana posted them on
hill overlooking the cnemys intrsnchments. They
opened and slencsd after an hours firing the enemys
guns. ,. 49,. .,--x, --,.,
with but dcsmlns my bsct accomplished
moved The command towards Goidsboro having
sharpabootsrs 10 continue the light We bivouack
ed that night eight miles from Godsboro enoountsrng
IN shr Corning Of the nth advanced on Godsboro
ordered MAJOR Fitzsimmons, with two com
v,anlcs OF cavalry, 10 make q fent In the d.
ss,,"n Of Dudieys sation and Evsrcisvis They scat,
tered small foe OF the enemy there 10 every direction
burned two tres'ework oulyerts destroyed train Of
some small which they were not able 10 carry or
ana captured flag the enemy They then returned
by short cut 10 the main column. also ordered Major
arrard with four companies OF cavalry and section
OF artillery 10 make fent In the direction OF bridge
over the Neuse right, called Thompsons Bridge.
He found the enemy In force, supposed 70 be roxi
meu, OF infantry and four pieces OF artillery and the
bridge already burned. thep directed, n order 70
make the eini complete and 70 further distract the
enemy one regiment (Fory third Massscbusctts) and
Angels battery lThird New York artillery to the sup
port o. the cavalry aai 70 engage The enemy which they
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

fell the rebels attempted to bayohst
him, but Corp'l Matthews jumped IN
between them, knocked up their guns,
and drove q sabre bayonet clear up 70
the hilt in one Of them. then drew u
ont and struck at another but missed
hin. tf49 Az
1.-TWO or three timesI saw our men
and the rebels take opposite sides Of
the same tree 10 reload, but our men
invariably beat them, and then there
was sure TO be q dead rebel on the
other side OF the tree. At another
time I saw one Of our men and rebel
come out in Q clear space, within ten
fee: Of each other, and as both had
empty guns. and neither seemed
anxious, for band.to-hsnd fight, both
undertook to reload. 1t was the quick
est piece OF work I ever saw, but our
man got ahead by firing his rsmrod o.
the rebel. driving it clear through him
and leaving it sticking in tree just be-
bind him."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

ARsKSIoAL ORsAMEsrs.-A few
days ago a little girl had bunch OF
artificial grapes given to her. After
amusing herself with the toy she gave
it to playmate of her own age who,
presently picked grape of the bunch
and sucked it. The next day she was
a corpse. An eminent physician. who
analized the fatal playthihg. deposed
that ten Of the grapes yielded three
grains Of arsenic Of copper-a deadly
poison--snd that each vine leaf on the
bunch contained enough to kill a child.
Another ehild's cupboard, in which its
toys were kept, was lined with green
paper. The poor little thing sickeued
and died, obviously from the effects
Of poison mysteriously imbibed. DR.,
Lethby analized the paper hanging of
the cupboard, and found that q piece
OF it only six inches square contained
nearly thirteen grains of the deadly
compound--enough to kill two grown
up persons!-Loadon Enquirer.