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RryER.-The river is still falling, with
twelve inches on Harpeth Shoals.
We learn BY dispatch FROM the Clerk Of
the steamer Imperial, that she lies hard
aground at Elk Greek Shoals, some forty-fve
miles from Clarksville. She is bound from
st. Louis to this port and Is heavily loaded.
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AthEosp NArrERs.-We cali especial at
lse 10 The Message By the Governors
teeNshee elsewhere, relative 70 railroad
.-l'1,Ts IN The State. q is pointed, and
's-'lple d9cUment, and deeply affects the
.l,sfess u Aousands of oar citizens. A
Ssfe, ccmtnitiee he's becn appointed by the
= sAalure, u examine into the subject,
40 teeommend the necessary legislation.
4s.ip " say, we hope it VIII be read BY
''s'l one, and is sDtrrsti0ns duly weighed.
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Choice Coal for sale by knight Bros,
No. AZ Church ST., opposite Masonic Hall.
oct20-u rH1kl
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SPECIALNOTICES.

ATTESTIoS IRrsHNsE 7-Checks on the o.
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, in sums
Of Fl to El0 Cor sale at c. N. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. IS College street. II
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~ ". P. Jones LEFT with us yesterday q
pa yeovr at the Hospital for the Insane.
u Rehed Withir 3 iracuon Of 5 pounds,
Aaa VA iins sample OF the sweet potato /;
e'-g q ihe best variety.
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RurTEaIr % Ma. hrEcoLS.-A magnificent
Portrait Of Mr. Lincoln Is at present on ex-
hbi9ou ct the Representatives Hal, in the
Nwioi, and g IS proposed to appropriate
si3a 70 purchase IT, Ne hope that the bill
sal pass, snd have no doubt but il Will.
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sc, see al'er1sement IN another column Of
anteq 10 kepL' The Advertiser Is per
.eep reliable and VIII maize good tenant
90 any one wishing 90 rent.
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GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.,-Super Silk Brocade, French Grena-
dine ct 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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NEw CARPET HoUsE.-A large and well as
sorted stock Of Carpetings snd House Fur
nishing Goods just received and opened by
Wan. W. Berry & Co., No. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn. oet24 I'm
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CoNNrrrKD.-William Smith, (eolored1 for
stealing clothing, yelue Of SIS, from Kate
Bell, was sent up 10 the Criminal Court.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

lrFoEvtSr RsILRoaD BitL.-Tne Bill re-
wing he ebarier Of the Chattanooga aud
Cincinnati lsailroad, and which passed the
House, some time since, was returned from
ihe eeuato yesterday, having been passed
ty that body, with very slight amendments
merely the adding Of one or two names 10
o. l'l ~ Commissioners. ID will pass the
hlase. in few DAYS.
-his road be Of great importance 10 the in
'1ssis Of the Eastern portion Of this State,
a. aso 20 Central Kentucky, aud % Ciucin-
nat, sna Ohio. We hope that the road viii
Dc eonsulcied, at as early 6 day as possible.
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Sell your uneunent money, mutilsted
Notes, 5 and 8 cts. interest Notss-at c. n.
OrdwEy's Brokers' Office, 4s College street.
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Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
oets-tf t-
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e Petite Alice, The child wonder, every
lgai ihs week.
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We All

The suffering millions in our land 20 give his
remedy trisl convinced thst BY is tirnely use
many mar be relieved, may cured q DysPersis,
Heartburn, sour Stcmach. Sick Headacre. DizE-
pess, Indigestion. lies. G seveness, Bilious At
tacks Liver Complsins s, Rheumsiic Afeciions.. &c-
Raad the Pamphlet Of Testimonials With es-h bot
1s, and DO not use ths medicine against The sduee
Of yoar Physician.
Manuactured only BY TkRRANT Co. 07S
ereeaWich szrest, New York.
GH-For sale ~ At DruGEetS M
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BALES, drSma and singing, by the Chris
tlne eoFisiowski Troupe, at the Old Theatre,
every night this week.
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- ~ =
So. 100 e lsiNpthy.-we can attention TO the
- " N-5shall Bruce. Bo,l p5n6ers. IN
rrrsi,,, !, -. Eoo4 b5sk hinders is
,,-.,'-.. $500 N ne ciiy. a1l fhis 4 -, i
r. eoS'., y aee' ihe demands 81 ~ Dgb-
.bsii -. s5es' they may IL NJ e.
49, - w w have ne sgperip,er I !. "a
- ~, 4 - aeparunsnt, 3 al . ,.-,s y
Iaes-eai ee'suan, and auy ygsrl N1e..sls
!. n.., m. ". p finished up IN The - SO.
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Qua Jos OFFf0E.--Ws are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, al this Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

20 sud see the Man Christine Zavisiow-
"a Al The old Theatre, every night This
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

Feetry Of motion. By the C,ris,;,,. a..
.''s.i rrouPe. At the Ga Thss,rc. ' avs
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RrgGSarI0s or Ma. JANEs.-lt is with
deep regret that we chronicle the resigna-
ton ef Mr.. james, as Chief Clerk Of the
House Of representatives,. He has been an
sbltbud faithful ofiicer, and there was not
member oi he House, but regretted his
departure. He had designed resigning on
As second day Of the session, but was pre-
ysded upon 70 remain till his new assistant
had acquitted q knowledge Of the business.
We are glad, IS we are compelled 10 part
With Mr.. James, that 80 excellent a sue
oessor as Mr.. Goewn was selected. With
hsior Armstrong, the new second clerk,
We have had no acquaintance; bat We have
% doubt but be vii be as good a civil Off
Ger q he was soldier
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Van Christine, the queen Of Tsrpsiehore,
At he Old Theatre, every night this week.
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just received, per Express, fine lot of
swissos, carleton, nainsOok, musiins, at pri-
yate sale. GEO. SHIELDS & Co.
jlyI-f IS and ~ College street.
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!, ttovosr IrEEs.-James Brady 81 the lsth
=. = S- Sas ar'ested yesterday BY The guard
-. sRkenness and lodged IN the Fosi
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

Eeare indebted 10 the Adams Expires
~ late New York pApers.
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WANTING HIS PAY rs GoLD.-Mr. Waters Of
Eatison, yesterday introduced a bal into
ibs House Of Representatives., providing for
u psyment Of members &C the Legislature
gold The bin will get but one vote-his
sEn he says he is opposed TO starving 90
Death, asa Re iriH Hcrer 90 q, iohiie he hires :
6asi iar hin but that gold business won't
vn. The Illinois Legislature tried il, two
yesn aro, aud failed.
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Wholesale and Retail.
White Goods F!

In White Goods audE
and Couk. and
Bamoal Skirts choice and indeed
Ladies'
We would specially attention
In addition Retail door ourHo
Of Rsr
chants Pdgg ourselves duplicate li that
too h Wcstha
ing
VI u8a their
na TO
aeontinuance
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s ...,s:s, :s'is.a e W c, e'lF'' ''F l'''
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for rale at this Office, or
priutad N order.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25

For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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The charming young Actress, Mdll Eme-
line, at the Old Theatre, every night this
week.
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SANDS'ALE

W nsss O. had . are sock 81 ss-ds' ca'-
$50 lfean a1d STOCK Aies. uacn - l.Iaf.
--'ee dfeel ifcE aEeds' chIraro hreaerli 40
- - not cllin tha 80LE aiiaNcf 10 aia Har
40 Bottled Az ~ its 49, nssE1,eciire. We
e14e 40 q iaTEs aiceE q 5r.ers -lfllei. ed
l11ly eIuosrira. r1cn - - sis, a. -
80 IS uuIca llleat
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e would call especial attention % the
!. - .,aie suction sale, by Boiling a Heald,
s- sSlle', hats, oslis, soaps, cigars, chewing
- ,i'lofiuE tobacco. uerine hose, cloaks,
- '.i!' ana many other articles % numer-
o,-l.'5 i naen''oo- sale positively 81 ten
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Sc LET those who have doubted the virtue Of
Buns cE ron BIrTEEs, If any such there are read
the f0llOWFg Certificate rom gentlemen well known
IN this community, and doubt no more.
It's general introduction into the army viii save
the lives Of thousands Of our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June Sd, 1883.
We, the Undersigned, have seen the goOf effects
produced by Che use Of Or J0HS BULLs CE. Ron
BIfTERs in cases ofgeneral debility and prostration
Of The system, End believe its genera use would
prevent disease end relieve much offering Among
our sci iers, particularly would this be the case,
especially those who are exposed to miasmstie in
iuenc n the southern innate.
MAJ PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dist. Ky.
CHA5. b. CLIFTON,
Collector Of the Port of Louisville. Ky.
PreyOst Marshal General OF Kentucky.
REV. y. P HENDERSON,
Secretary Sanitary Commission.
BARNEY, HUGHES 4 CO.,
Publishers Democrat.
GEO. P. DOERN,
Propret0rs onisville AnzeiRer.
HUGH ES a PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street.
Louisville, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN Co.
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main st., Louisville.
HARr h MAPOTHER,
Lithognphers. cor. Market and Third sts,
Louisville, Ky.
Julius WINTER,
Clothing Aierchsnt, cor. sdsnd Market sts.,
Louisville, XIV. Ha- =
CAPT. 8. T. HILDRETH,
OF steamer Major Anderson
MAJ. L. T. THUkoT0N,
Payma' ter u. s. Army
G. N. METCALF,
National Hctei, Louisville, Ky.
COL JESSE BAYLEs,
eth Kentucky Cavalry.
GEO. ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
Sold Wholesale and Retail. BY
BERRY 4 DEMOVILLE,
sat Nashville. Tenn.
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Cleanse the System Of all I'M
purities.

" Dr. Sway ne's Bio a-ru- 1r,--s-' :,
br. sWayns's bl0od-ParifSiHs raA@Ns--
Issreprta in fsr elrnE scrofala. Oh uiesr-, ~
ioint fcBplsinf ulcerstsd soge throti al E 49,
ing dark bUseies or delsc n the sElis co.'s, ~.
Low skin nara mus or vas ing nesni rheains.e -
ecii n psius II tue bones, A. = almost s!.-o
parallel The weak and delflltsted or any cises Z
Of q scrOfIlOus nature, L Is sue % ao soO's -
rev taoussnd est.u,onials fI0m 81 pats o. the
weird viii prove moth ng ever as frre1 cas-
compare win & IN c1rng tnat eiass O a soIdsls
Mtr.ural and syphigtic D se2ses q sno o. lels
staaoing-no. hins has ever proved % e1ectas. N
coz PIE. ely sra3 eating every Festige Of tne-e ain
Chlonic Ecynelss # the iace is cured 70 greai
certainly.
lruk bloiehes o. Defects IN me Skin ofiennmes,
Rppear. ne Pfnac q" and ~ Oiniment
clear the szin and give q mole youthful con-
pleIiOn.
To be oi getting the pure and genuine - ~.
ees, purchase direct al the prIacipa once o. ~
SEayne Son, Sd North sixth street, Phlla9ei Pnis
0raI the Drug store Of " J. + G. W. SMITH,
Corner Of Church and Vine streets,
Nashville.
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A VucE FRoH YIcEsBUEa.-
NIUKsEuRG, Mus, Aug. Q, 1858.
D. John B,dl-D0dr Sirs / am happy to state to
you that have a Cd your valuable Cedron Bitters
with Arrest benefit 10 myself in general debility and
prostration Of my system produced by the I'M
healthy and miazm etc influence OF the Mississippi
river around VicksburE. having been with General
Grants amy throughout its whole southern cam
pairu. Iconho emily recommend its usa to all per
Agent U. s. sanitary colnnissio'u.
LOUISVILLE, RY., Sept. 16, 1868.
On the cd Of July last submitted through an
agent Of nine 70 the Medcsl Director Of the De-
psriulent OF the my Of the Cumberland, q sam
pie OF my Cedron Biiters, for inspection, sud re-
quesied Il aiter snslyss, he iound Il menouous, 10
sanction and approve iis use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, and
also Gen. Rosecrans' permission 10 ship 800 dozen
Al once, 70 have it sold 70 suffers
81 am satisfied thst cedrou Bitsers win 90 no
harm % any one Il taken properly and in modeTa-
toz. / see no objection 70 Or. Bul 3 being permit
ted to dispose Of Il to suffers
Surgeon and Medical Director, D. c."
HEADQUARTERS DEPART. or THE CUMRERLAND, I
EAsHuLLE, TENE-, July "a, 1868. /
DR.. John Bulls agant MT. -, has permission
10 ship 70 Nashylls. Tenn, 25 grCss or 500 dozen,
Of Bull CedFon Biiers, Tor sale % suffers in the
The resuls ions Of the Tressnsy Department are
10 be complied with strictly.
By command Of Maj. Gen. Roseorans-
VIZ. n WINS,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail b. BERRY, DIX
MOVILLE 4 CO., Nashville, Tenn.
cssft7-tu sat dkW3m
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s1aahrillR 4lnipn.
MANN and DEPlRTTRE OF FHE TRAIEs

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1885. :
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In their Stock of
Wines & Brandies,
ALL OF WHICH ARE
ENUINE AND IMPORTED
May be found

Pemartin and Duff Gordon Sherries,
Old Choice and Reserved Madeiras;
London DOCK and Burgundy Port;
Pemsrtin, Blsquefort and st. Julien Medoe
Claret,
Haut sauterne Niesteiner, Hockheimer and Ca
taWba Wines
Demsrcier, Sold Medal and Heidsick Cham
pagne
PInet Castillon, Otsrd, Dupuy's Co.'S Brandies;
Irish, Scotch, Bourbon and Robertson County
Whiskys,
holland Gin;
MaraschinO Absinthe vemonthe and al assOri-
ed Liquors
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ola papers, one largest in the city, forsale
al this Office.
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nav YORE, Oct. 24-Cotion decidedly
more active and prices more firm, a 5sa5g
for middling- Money a shsds easier at Z
per cent. on all loans Sterling dull and
heavy at l0S34@l0gl4. Cola without :
change, opened a. l461S, declining l47l<.
closing l465<. Government stocks more
steadv
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Old Course of Treatment

Fnycaas are oo1stauty anaoye By paea returning h 80
covered NODE % treuicnf for these isaases uhah rhrr
"a uneloae thorough investigation, and funi uc
never rouhiea ah the complaints Of patients with saa
may sltnptoIna nrotuced BY the Old schoo rcalnont
II aones clarges ne n al charge IA
would or one month, s Is of oourso 10 BE nisi b cure 4
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NV YoRK, Oct. 24.-Ths Posts special
says Gen. Dick Taylor, JEFF. Davis brother
in-law, has vaiGly endeavored 70 ascertain
from the President whether Davis is 70 be
tried soon. An impression prevails that the
Til LII - l.. -. = -. = l. I
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Wanfad

dispatuh- teetsi-Sm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12

Fae Here Mr.. Kirks' ends this incident. but
We think we'hass heard that on Bible's ar.
rival with our pickets, Colonel (now 0sner.
al) Stoughton demanded Of him the dlelit {.
fery Of HE prisoners. The scout refused,
Saying .r~I 5oanst' report tern6 small fry
Ike yer is, cuntei, 'ticalariy whensye's only
, regiment, ans4 hes holl division. !, /
ican't.delivsf my corps ter nothin' short
O. the General himself. .'ci1'aq'.d les FrFe'
Aud lie did not. At half past three
o'clock, in the morning, he marched hia
corps up to headquarters, and made an
orderly awake thb General. Rosecrans
came to the door inthis night apparel, and
On learning the reafstate Of things, went in.
to explosions Of laaehser The noise at
tracted the members OF his staff, and when
. dpzen Or more 'thihay clad gentlemen had
gathered round him, tis General composed
binselfeHddsE y aA6spt shs deI1tery of mo
prisoners, and 70 appoint Bible Commahder.
in-Cbief Of all the black troops in'i1is depart
meht. .--Bosten 7ranscripG 'a's.e 'st
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THE. COURIER FOR 1865,
VOLUME XVII.

A new Volume Of the Courier commences
in January. and the occasion is fit one to
say a VOID to the friends Of the paper.
q Notwithstanding the double and even treb-
le price Of paper, materials and labor which
has occurred the past year, the Courier still
lives, and we are happy to say, enjoys
reasonable prospect of continuing to live.
For now over sixteen years the Courier
has been regular visitor at the homes Of
such of the citizens of Wapello county as
desired TO have it. In all circumstances Of
the country. in all conditions of politics, in
hard times and in flush, the Courier has
made its appearance with the regularity Of
the seasons, having scarcely missed an issue
since the first number, August %, 1s4s.
\ The Courier has always advocated the in
terests of this region and of this locality, and
its columns have always been open to all
who desired to communicate with the public,
on any legitimate subject, and has been
used freely by the public generally in that
way. 'efes'sreo II g sstoe 70 sf II
!, The price Of the paper until January 1st
will be 81, 90 in ADVANCE If paper and ma
terials continue to advance, we may find It
necessary to advance too. Those who de-
sign subscribing had better do SO within
the time named. 8'h i3h2 so
We shall be happy to increase the circu-
latior. Of the Courier, SO far As the public
.mAg find it interesting and profitable. !. \.
1--WE are well prepared, to do all kinds ,oi
Job work, and having a job press, we can
execute work in good style'and at short no.
tice. Orders solicited o,od .na binods
@l,s.5 rIsa, haeJ.sW. NoRRs, Proprietor.
Dec. 8, 1854. ..s .,.s..
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The New FractiOnai CURRENCY,
y The proposed new issue Of fractional cur
rency is not yet ready for distribution and
the notes of some of the denominations are
still, it is understood, in the hands Of the
engraver. a,Fs.,a.
The fifty cent notes, Of whieh few spec
linens have been finished, are an inch and 4
half wide and three and a half inches LEM.
In general appearance these notes are not
unlike large portion of the bank issues in
circu!ation. The vignette is the figure of q
female holding in her left hand the scales OF
justice; in her right hand is the sword, and
her arm is resting on an Illustrated shield
Covering part of tie shield is cloud Of
smoke. On either side Iof the vignette, and
extending across the note, IS the word stfift, /"
in bronze and on the extreme ends also the
word ''fifty" On 1 lathe work back sf6fnd.
Ateach corner in the border are the figures
go" The legend on the note is as follows
|"United States fractional Currency, Fifty
Gents. Furnished only by the Assistant
rTreasurers and designated depositaries Of
the United States Receivable for all United
States stamps. F. E. Spinner, Treasurer,
8. B. Colby, Register" There are also the
words. Act approved March 8, 1888" and
"Engrayed and printed at the Treasury"
The face Of the q Ste, except the bronze az.
ures, IS printed in black The back is print
Ell red. AT each end IN. an oval lathe work
are the figures $50" The border is com
posed Of the "Unitcd States' ago." go e CIR
This note Is exchangeible for United
States notes by the Assistant Prea surers'
and designated depositsries OF the United
States, in sums not less than three dollars
Receivable in payment Of all dues to the
United States less than five don ars. except
customs. Outline figures in bronze "5O''
are printed over the inscription On the
corners Of the back are the Treasury marks,
The engraving. 'the paper
and the printing of the bill are all god, and
the security against counterfeiting. altering
and photographing is far greater than ln. the
currency notes now in. circulation.
The twenty-five cent notes are nearly
or quite finished. They are to be shorter
than the fifties, while the tens and fives are
10 be relatively still shorter, 1t is under.
stood that the principle of historical illus
tration adhered 70, in the designs Of the Ma,
tional Bank Note currency has been extend
ed, in some ofits features, to all the new
fractional notes.
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g ''rhe Hebrew Bible used by DIR. I'm
crease Mather when he was the Pres
ident of Harvard College is still ex--
tant in good preservation. The Bible
was published in Antwerp in 1854 and
brought to this country ip l636 and is
2a0 years old. 1t contains all the
books of the Old Testament, in He.
brew the New Testament in Greek
and has q Latin interlineation through
out. In front OF The Bible are engrav
.ings of'Mr. Richard Mather,a Dr. In.
crease Mather and old 'Dr. Byles, ot
Puritan notosiety. ,roi7ra u & disr ,ssr
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Oh! the snow, the beautiful snow.
Filling the sky and esrth below; 20" s'fSs't-
Over the housetsps snd cver tAsstveet, NJ sat
Over the heads Of the people you meet y o-s7
Dancing,
fnrhne,
'eh sskarmishing alonga- VA 71tti p ss
20 Flying te kiss fair ladya cheek =
Clinsing TO lips In frolicsome frerk;
Beautiful SNOW from the heavens above, 2ff"3'
Pure a. an angel. nckle 80 loyeI.l >rw s7sihi
ssis9 f,... 80, ..,.;... .,t,,.s ,-,,,s,,,es
z On the snow, the beausifu snow!
HOW tine nakes gamer ana iausn assney soiosi
sh warning aDout ~ ~ msadenihg Iun,. sf3 eo
t1eN IL plays IN its gee WIN every one ,,stss.4
,ep' cnsnng,
.sls Lausnme
80. tla,e hsss'ns ~. s..g Yi1aq ea
And even the dogs. with = bark and bound
~ Snap atthe crystals that eddy ar und;
The town 10 alive, and its heart IN glow, 1e25
To wslcome the- coming Of the beautiful snow,
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q TO betraek'd and trsmpied by thousands 81 feet
TIL 1t blends Ii the filth ofthe horrible street.
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once was pure - the show--ou' ieh
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Feil' 70 ne trampied as nitn tine street; fn4a,
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aa; ln ; Dreading to die ilubas Il i
Selling my soulto whoever would buy;
dealing In shame for morsei OF bread;
Ha ting the living and fesrins the dead i's3
in And yeti was once like this bean tfpl snow t-a