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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-22

showing. d 5slansg ID Frea-E T / On
. Jury to credit Of military 1 i E8II}
fund 10Th October 1862 SO. 327 O8

EThsre val. drawn from 1he Tssury Ffor
safety, during the occupancy of The Stately
the Confederate army; 100000, which was
not replaced until after 10th October, and
the gannoudt to- The credit of the mil tafy
fund on 10Th October is therefore S3OOOOo
less than it should have been.
=. ENEoL1ED MILITIA FUND. -. = Z. = I
The balance in the Treasury ..- Fl.
to credit of this fund 10th 1e..,
= October, 1852, was 81 - S1oo IL
80 ' STATE DEBT. ,.-....rr -- =
The entire debt of the State on. ~. -. 81.
the 10Th of October, 1852, INA lz1. .-gar
amounts to the sum of $6.2O5, 234 O3
Of this amount . 49,, 90 ...
there was ow- En-.
ingto indiYid- .--r -. on. z-
uals, banks, ~ -5l-F I.-- -.. -
and other cor b ---. - .+
porations $S,33s, 4o2 90
To the Board of 3. ..:... q. 70 ..s-. es -.-.-
Educatioh@l 1881, 932 O3 'a.
To the Banks Of
Kentucky, for .. 'Ti .". -f !
6,2o5 ,234 o3
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SeDR, .,9s,M MOT IS
.yGSilalgIylbSel5altirI, e. .gillsii,,

-. .s
An aperient and stomachic preparation OF
IRON pilrifIef of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bustion in Hydrogen, of high medical antno
ity and extraordinary efficacy IN each OF the
following complaints, viz: =
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMA-
CATION DYSPEPSIA, p!ARRA 51;, G3NSr1-
gJAUNDICRl LIVER COMPLAINTS rRHEUMA-
TISM, MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, 1NTEE-
MITTENT FEVERS, NEURALGIA, CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS. MIS-
MENSTRUATI0N, WHITES, CHLOROSIS, ETC.,
PTMPLEs- ON THE FACE R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc. q -iu-I - ode 3 /, ;i4 .ri~ 2!
4. The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence, O. ,.
no preparation of Iron can for moment be
compared with it. Impurities OF the blood, de-
preston of vital energy, pale and otnerWlse
sickly eoplplexions indicate It's necessity In al.
most every conceivable case. In all cases OF
female debility (huor albus, ch1orosls, etc.), !ts
effects are DELIGHTFULLY."- renovating. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
of medicine, which eXerts such prompt, happy,
-anafuflv restorative efFeets.Geod appetite, COM
plste digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active ana
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow It's use
As a grand stomachic and general restorative
1t has no superior and no SUBSTITUTE
Pint rru In neat fiat metal boxes containing
so pills, price so cents per box six boxes rs,
DrnDeISts GENERALLY. VIII be sent free TO
any address receipt OF the price. Nj re ieI-
tiers, orders, etc, should ne ''o'iresse~ "
Pa. LOCKE & CO..
General Agents. .
$50 BROADWAY, Y.
N.B.-Iho above Is a fac-simile of the
label ON each box .. s4-.. -....-
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.TGfA


Auditors,s Statement of the Financial
CanditIen of the StateSS
A1DiroR's OFFIoE, KEETUcKFl
FRASKFosF. Jan. I, 1853
To Hs1 RzeEzescIy j AxEs F. RoBINsos;
-~ zs = - Gorer7lOy Of hfntfuchy;
SIR-Herewifh find statement shaving
the. condition Of the Treasury on the 10th
day OF October, 1862; exhibiting the exact
state of the Revenue Proper, Sinking Fund
Proper, SeBeol Fund Proper, NJ ilitary5 Fund :.
and Enrolled Militia Fund; the estimated
Receipts, and Expenditures for the 1868;
State Debt and ASSES; also a statement
marked-B, showing the total 1aIuation of
taxable property. as reported by the Gem
mJskioieH 6ffEak -forSthe (seSsfsls eo1u4ies
in the State, for 1852, except the counties Of
Floyd, Fulton, Letcher, Perry, Pike. from
which no returns have been receiEsdE-and in
making dp tke Statement Tho valsation for
1864 In those couaties is taken. r,f e-sd
- hsrs-- Respectfully IL n.f1 s:olr.
GRANT GREEN, Auditor.
,tyTJTH(/5[I(L-- S2fE2 ElE<E1y
The total arhot1nt in the Trea. r.5s55zo 20
sury on the 10th of October, irI -. y -
1862, was ssa si.aaT $459, 7O8 80
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Total valuation in 1o4 coun-
ties reported in 1862
Total valuation in the same
counties reported in 1861
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-22

Decrease in valuation in 104
counties for 1862 T e. {
= p 60 ~ > =
Equal to "a 1-2 per cent.
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Total amt. of sinking fund aaI j93
doth October, 1862 'SI,1o8l97
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Making total of 1878. III 80
time amount to 1873, 1928 70
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-17
CERTIFICATEs OF CURES.

From eight 70 twenty years Standing, with name
kuoWn to SCIENCE AND RAhtE.
leg Me4loal Properties Or BUOHUs see Dllpenslto
&c ProtlsoF DEVICES valuable vOrk. o. Ii
Practice Of Physie. ol, 81 1s
PHYsI0K5 Philadelphia y ore ss-l! -
See remarks made ~ DT. EPHRAINIlIGDOWELIs
celebrated Ply sieian, and member % the Royni
College Of Surgeons, Ireland and published n ~
1f4nsaetions Of the King and. Qleenls Journal
See Medle0 C1ruEgic Review, pnblishsd b. BEN
JAAG1N TRAVKRS, yellow II tie Royal CoiIees q
sselmostpfthe Late STANDARD Works On Medicine.
EzsEAcE BucaU, 9 % pr sOttie: q IL IRIS o.
sARsARAEILLAs q % per bottledr ~ l6rS5.
OF half dO1eh oftGeh Tor So %, AtisIf WI IS Sui
Aeient t3sgEe thsEnest obstipats pas q iF6ctio1I
are adhered %.
6sl1EsSSd . any saare... ypaeEsdOn o.
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Roral Matoh.malsing.

Henry Seventh of England, losing his
queen, offered himself TO his sons widow,
who was daughter of Ferdinand and Isa7
bella of Spain. As she refused him, here
quested her to intercede with Ferdinand
TO bestow upon him the hand of another
daughter, Juans, widow of the Archduke
Philip, and not only disconsolate but mad.
The knowledge which we have acquired of
Heury's character prevents any surprise at
the channel which he selected for making
his proposals to Ferdinand. The latter,
however, caught at fresh means of OBJ:
tanning influence over Henry; he promised
that ii Juaua married again, It should be to
Henry,-intelligeuee which Henry, toEdse
his own words, learnt with 'rapturous JOY
De Puebla, of course, recommended the
marriage, aud wrote There is no king in
the world who would make 30 good hus4
baud to the queen as the king of England,
whether she was sane or insane 1t the
insanity of the queen should prove incpraE
BILE, it would perhaps not be inconyenientl
that she should live in England The
English seem little to mind her insanity,
especially since he assured them that her
arrangement of mind woald not prevent
her from bearing children Ferdinand
moreover, promised to do his utmost to
persuade Juana to accept the marriage
Our readers will, however, not have for
gotten the history of the last days Of that
unfortunate princess, bearing about with
her the unburied corpse of her husband
Philip; and they will be prepared for the
last document in Mr.. Bergenroth's volume
bearing on this subject, in which Ferdinand
writes OF JuauR that the state in which she
is cannot be described, by letters he has
tried all he could to prevail on her 70 bury
her husband, but has not sncceeded.i cAll
that can be done will be done in this mat
ter This was in 1908. All that could be
done was TO bevery little. In April, 1909,
Henry's death took place; but the eonclu-
sion of Mr.. Bergenroth's volume prior to
that date saves us the task OF pursuing any
further this history Of heartless selishness;
and We would readily Danish from our
thoughts the Image of Henry, now Yerging
toward his grave, but still eagerly bent 90
securing as his bride the insane widow of
an unburied orpse-SimGaeas rs. 4
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Ahrnpt % snKgesl.vA.

A SLOWLY dressed WOMAN, not bad look
ing. recently entered a handsome; store
along the promenade. She looked like the
vile of a man who had suddenly made
money BY army contracts. Her dressSyRs
good, bat the HeaFer evidently MSS bat
lately accustomed TO indulge in fuery,-
She entered the 'principal depot" Of cit
izeu, who. among other proprietary arti.
Giles, is the inventor of celebrated hair
tonic. As she entered, the proprietor was
behind the counter, a matter rather rare
for him, and with his hat on his head. He
personally waited on her, asking, with bis
best smile, "What can show you ma'am7"
"Why your hair tonic" "Here il is, ma
am"-producing q bottle of the article
"Tbis is what makes hair grow, does itf"
"Yes, ma'am; you'll End little pamphlet
inside the wrapper with many certificates
from people who have been bald
"Humph whats the price2" A dollar
bottle, ma'am-six bottles for Eve dollars"
.tYou're certain it'll bring hair on?" at
never fails unless the hair is destroyed by
disease" "WeIl, I've got bald spot on
the top Of my head. I'd give five hun
dred dollars to have it covered again. -
Proprietor said he had no doubt the tonic
would accomplish the result, aud the lady
ordered half dozen TO be sent to her house.
Proprietor took the address. AS the lady
turned, to leave the store, proprietor re-
moved his hat, showing head whose
crown was innocent of covering. swell,
I declare I" exclaimed the lady, transfxed,
looking at him in blank surprise. ''What
is it, ma'am" "Why, if you amt bald
yourself" Proprietor was about to rejoin,
but the lady continued: 81 don't want that
hair grease o. your'n now; jest believe
you're a lyin." Proprietor attempted TO
explain, but the lady wouldn't listen. She
couldn't be made to believe that man
could make chair grease" 10 restore other
peoples hair when bald himself. She left
advising him to grow crop of hair on ms
receipe to cover the heads of other folks
The moral is, when bald people sell hair
tonic they should keep their hats on. >.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

For weaIrneSses
ARISING IRON ExoEssEss. aABffs OF pissTPA.
uoN, EARLY NDISCREfION. Or ABUSE,
Attended with the fOllOStng symptoms:
ndiIpOsitIon 70 E1sTt5cn, Loss q POUeE,
Los 0fAIemoEy DiEellty - BTdathinEs
HorFoS q DIseaso, Waksfainsz,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Bach,
Universal Lassftuds q Firshing u The Body,
ne ~ AIss1laE System 5ESP:SaS e thS !s0s
DTyness q the Ekin. r .l..
These symptoms, II allowed to 90 on, Ehieh tbs
Medicine Invariably removes, SOFA foiiOW
IAGROEKNOYs BATUITY, EPILKPTIO FITs.
In one q Which the patient nay expire: VIE can
+dErefll disSasosIP --I-.s
IRsAaITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many are aware Of theeauss o. their suneriny. but
Iurs and the IIlUlaneh6iy deaths By ConsumPttGn,
bear ample witness 10 the tTath Of tbe assertion
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKEESss
Requires the aid Of Medicine % Strelgthen and ID
BuCHU Invariably does. A trial Win eOnVineo The
most skePtieaI.
Females, FemsIss. Females,
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIEp. on coz.
TEAIRLATIEG MARRIA6H
In many aEset5ous pssEar to Females the Ertrae4
1 5a Z SSIass y aSy SssT = p J
preston Of the Customary EVSs1ations ulesratsd o.
SehiFEOus state Of the Uterus LsueorFhel Whites
stsEiitys and Tor All comp atnts Inea1t % the eo1
WHISTLER arising from Indfseretion, Habits Of Diss
p8tion, OTtD the .'
DECLINE OF CHAN Z or LIFE.
sEE sTNPTolS GBoVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT,
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel.
; u ing Rail Road.

q
" ssugsr, Trains vim lesye bridgeport . foii0vss
Csundays eEceptsGl +a -''- -
1850 A. n Man Train, stopping Al al stations, ar
EtIeS At PtttshGFEh e ss2O P. Il, and
Cleveland q TS9 2, u.
aFEiSss a Piti.B1lEk 4 ssosP.M
w : = 40 !. Esa5d cisIsissi - 80 4. &.
RETURNING TRAINS.
dive Al RFidsspoft a $40 8 IL, as3 rs 4. II
1910 p Il, arrias At Bridssport At s:io a H. 1905
A. u. and 4:66 P. Il 49,
Connections are made az Follows
At Pittsburgh With PennsyISAnia h Il. for Harris
l1 bug, baltimore. Washington, PhilA-
Cleveland with C1eyela1d TOled 3. 3. fur San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago And
all points IN the NOAH WEST. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
ChieagO sud the Moan WEsE. With
Cleveland BFie 3. =. fDr Erie, Dun
IL kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Ealls. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
oEsstline. DelsSarH Columbus and
At Hudson With The az. 4c.R.4. for ouyahoeA
Ialls, Akron, MilIsrlbuFgh and WOOs-
At Alliance with P. n. wa or. for Canton,
MassillOn, Wooster, salem, KnOu, Co
r- lumbus and Chicago flE9-llt
AtSteub0nyills with p. o. & O. Lima and Al BNLLkn
~ with 90. Q. R.Rsfosz &pssvlle, New
af ark, Columbus, Xsnfa, Dayton, Indf-
annapolis, Cairo, CineEnnati, Louisville,
st. Louis, st. Joseph and al points
Wtst and South West
R1cursi0n Tickets 20 PittablFgh and return - %.
Fare always a. low, and time much quicker than
any other route. t4-E} - = s1sf
Through Tickets 70 ali points IN ths West, North
and East can Be procured a the once under the
MeLnre House, Wheeling, Va, or With Ticket
Aeent AZ BridsePoet GtAtion- i-. y. 80. -. f
Freight eonfractb viii be nAds Midwest rAtes 70
any point accessible by thia road and itS eOnnsctOns
70 tho East, North, West and NoEth-Westi It once
under mLure House, OF with II. Agent At Bridge
port Station, wa. D.FBRRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D, B. WILLIAMS. Agent,
Bridgeport, o.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President Z Z = = =
2. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. febs
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1863. 1863.
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST n
AMERICA.
THE sTETsoH REARER AND MORKh
THE BUOKRYE REAPER AND MOWRR
THE oUAkRR BOY llOWER
VIHEIR SUPERIORITY over Al othors 3 eth.
( i hshod bsyOn1 d0ubt, and tie prices are lower
than those OGauy OthaP reliable machines ThsY
yin be Sold GinEi6 or eonibtned- Sample machines
can Be seen e my Warehol3o, eurner II NaEkst an4
ouineY stTeefsI wheeling. A. the demand this 80
Boa . unusually large, thosg Wlo Wish % sseurs
usclius would d we'll 20 oder At tIce. :
Prizes q Stet8on eombllsd Reaper ald Mover 10
PdeeofQuaksr Boy Newer sodolIa-s.
- 'S9' 4aObUH7-S'
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] ET MA
Insurance Company

HARIESEs CT
ASSETS JULY 4. 1852
Market Valne.
CASH AND TREASURY NOTES, on
hand and deposited on call, and in
Agents. S26l 66I 30
BANK sTOCKEin New York, Hartford,
Boston, st. Louis. PhiIAdeIphias and
other places. 9b2 A64 O0
UNIFIED STATES and STATE STOCKS, assY
NsSs York, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennes' ..4.lI
seet Missouri Michigan, IndlanA....... 6S6,4u GO
H sTOkyn, jersey CITY. New Sdrk... $4,000 90
RAILROAD STOCKS, Hartford AID stl--il..
Gon. Ryef aa 1o7 41a 90
MORTIiAGE BONDS 16s2OO 90
REAI ESTATE, Unineumbered s7.9SS Is
Total 10
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TOLADIES.

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have nom time to
IN time been made 20 me by Ladies for tnstruc-
ION In writing and other subjects Of study IN the
Wheeling Business School, but olch has preferred 70
wait tll others should begin. respectfully inform
all interested that elass Of Ladies' has now COM
menesd, and shall be glsd 70 gecelEe more
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I'm STU n CE
70 THOSE WHo WISH 70 b
L n 8 u r. Ed.
AeAIYEF ALL C0NIIN9EECIEa

g. 4 AaAIAGG ALI SA44-se4a--sAA4A- ~
-auE INSURANCE. COMPANY, u
III EeH Tork-EIRE AND INLAND. ~
CAsz oly4saI CsEsry dolln- pa1a tnl- g 1900 G
EG-gtI II July, .
n. I.zs.4 c.sh cspitaI f- H. sz0uzt - rilk ~
saT oEest 4 the Unftsd stl.ss- II 70
HOAT1HEMTAL1H SUh AACA CoAA-
TPANY, Of ths City oSlt6W Iorks =
CASE CAlIEAL( IAN psf6 IN .----..---t S9SSSS9 ~
AsEsts Ist July, 193S.....-.--.-.-..4 SSSATo-1 u
sKYEEFF.FIyE per cent q de nett profits DE-
rISrsI - POlSeV HoIdeEs Gnn18lFy 10 Uhteb the
aasared participate With at ine1EEins AlJ F1zk-
CacpRIrY FIRE INSURANCE.
- Company of Nsg TDsk-gIRBAHD Inland.
Casa GGRE1ADl pald t13.--.-- y
AsSe4s II Aag1Et, 10. AeA=ls
ElTfhs oE ths nett Prpats declared % Policy
VTFFy.FiYE PIEk CENT Il KErnsd Participation
PFs11IIn5 dseIsEodE6r tbs yeusndiDg august 1853
.sUTUAI. LIPE Insurance com
Nj RAaY, Of EeN York ,..,.
me taReEsf CASH CAPITAL Of any Iusurlnes
Co1pasly q tie Uuited EtstSL
Assets .FsbruAry 1st, $4,000
TIE :yuufnees q this CoupAsy i coad1eted On the
MUTT AZ pFincple IN the SfEiGtest sense 4 tie tern
tllS en.irs s1Tpl1s, DEDUCrfHG NECESSARY EAs
PRNGEs ALONE, bEing BQUfTABL4 DIVIDED
aulOng tie ASSURED. 49,.
FORTY-PIFR CESTS WEEK viii insaEe $lIosO
On the LIE ofs man Aged 81 ~
ROLIOiEs viii be Issued upon the Eost Eeasona-
BE fSrns n any Of The above RELIABLE OOAEA-
MIS- GJr Wheeling and vicinity and loses promptly
a9justsd and paid, en- ApPliess1oH t e ...,..
once Main street, nsEt door to u. NJ BANK.
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Dissolution of Partnershi

Dissolution Of Partnership.
HJHB EIRH or L Il. WILIAlfs 4 CO.. has besl
II THIS cay Dissolved b. mutual consent, Wm-1e-
Ggs the retiring partnsF having SID his Interest 70
6sbaslasss q a. late fsu vilI Be ss.tIsd By L
h Williams, and an person8 indebted tothe 1rn are
relutsted 70 make piymanf 70 him.
LIZ WILLIAMBs
yghsllss, We, Ferry z, 81.
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8 ENF By EXP RE SIS
HVEE8RzVVHE
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.

BaInmore & ONO Ralroad'
@ AA
3 OYEIos BaE41l.oEr 4 ono RGuSoGp o. 4 Z
WHEEtEAs sEEII0N, Aug. ., Isoa-J
ON and aasr Monday nIEht the 10Th q A1g1ItS
~ he IR5,.s.stst F774s n p rsh eytPs s.O'f
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BLOOD BLOODIa BLOODI
Helmpolas Highly Concentrates OonPouna
Fluid Extraet sarsapar1lla
SXRHITIIS.

This Is an affection q the Rlood, and as.Aes. the
Sexual Organs Innings Of the Nee, Ears, Threat,
WindpipeS and other Muo1S SuFfaces, making ifs ns
PeaFanee In the form Of Uleers. HelmboIds ExtrHet
safspaFilla puFes the blood aud removes an Seaiy
EEupttOnB Of the skin, giving 20 the Comploxion .
Cleas ard Healthy Color. It being
y for this elias Of complaints lie Purifying
Properties are preserved % extent than any
other preparation Of 6aEaPaEflla- IA
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DEVRIEs, STEPHENS & CO.,
WEoLEsAIE EEAIErsH
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. $40 Baltimore St.

BALTIMORE, ND.
VIZ are nov receiving cur large anI eaFahsIIy -
w Iested GtOSk q EursIEns nrd DuInssfie DEy
6OOds, purchased fgr ca, tGr Tie spring and Sun.
q 1no and medium qualities q b6lutifll GtyIaG q
the most recent printing and tmportatI0a.
lASs Also q gAReral assortment q al kinds q
N additS5 tsOur stOek % Dry GOodl, Ws have
An extensive NOTION DEPARTMENT., Ihfch en-
braces every variety q Goods Usually kept By tie
largest SOtinn Houses. To al q which Ne invite
the attention of purchasers. We viii son cur stock
e - low prices the sane Ois can Be had in any
Of the NoTtheFn or Eastern ullFkSts-
mhsI-9Ds DBVRIRs, STEPHENS 90.
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BALM satEIIigEnfFr
a REMEMBkAApE.

1 cali you Dearl II i HOlSTs-EAns Heettns5
I'M ia Vcg Dear al 0ur I15Ogtal E1es4thG & tAs-
OF yondsT HsETsnly shore 'EKil- hsaJ gresttng-
lean you Dsari - fss rbsrhythlaie th4i..utlng,
VIII SiraIass step, TIE sIlSeIy stair q HhyninE-
ss . ySs g ~ . Re. re-. ess .ses dszF1F
ThroaEh tbsss Dividing days yO1 drhs he DsArsE--
Iesl youa Dear! ner know tis deeper eaassS--
I irsSrl then yo1rs when Others wfn aPPiEuSes;
YoaI VoSes hear IA HuSIe'a blissfnl pas &
uou dear your fAdsd1 parssseales. osvEra ssOahg
Nnst fyreSsE mics is rare bsEtOItDE
OF royal life, into ny sOUI-dfe h0FisE' %. 3
call you Dear! 10. OF, yog eaaoo. hseE ms
can you DeAri - nycu Gtil ssEs nsaI ne,
Your Splrft's atmosphere dOth - sasPGs ne
yyo,, ds.r1 Ifsva Er5sSOr hIsebnOd rake JOu'
IfIhs'S uneatafp friends Letray, foreaks y0a'
Into Is s01I u souls my love Vill take yS1-
anLtoo. Sesrs IT, al, s=rsss, Aoald leave sas1
100 wT2F1g or los sl1au soEs4y gz5eEe H4s5
Oh, Yin The sbsltsr a yoar ioys rAestEs nal
1u,ss. YOU, dssT, in this divine October,
Ho1v e$s the empress Earth doth s0ttly RIBS her
BeautifuI Isnhs In eoloEg sd ADD sobsF'
9.r p,lseshsIIs uiI sOos BE full d dghInE,
Her nainstrsi Uinds and wsysS In sOrroEe!yt1E,
Her bsaTens Seeptng Ger the Oh year e5l0s-
To-day, e1threDed in ali her erfnasOn sPieDdOr,
10 add EIoTy esa Creation lend her ~
Her worlds rasllfauoas With low insect trilling.
Hsr Tfpeoe1 lsVss VIII oectarOas vine are hiiinSs
IL woody odors through the still air spilhnE
Ling for tyyst, TOO dear for mortal naming,
YoF fs.IoE Ekip, too pure for angel blaming,
In these fmpuTplsd spaces, a1abeF1LA ming!
Oh. perfect psaes would Eteep our being wholly
In this 1ueIodi0us valley, lying IoNly
Beneath these TVyAl mountains eFOHhsd ana n''g'
Ala, these dsyS Of Paradise dersde
AID F0rtunes iron hand VII Stin divide a., -
Whatever elss ofIts or love bessd7 GS' qf17z
I'm gazing forward past those eAEtb-dAys Testing
yeSrn 70 give to On my angel greetings
riI call yo1 Dear, at our Immortal meeting.
MAHT CtEnHEs AatE..
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