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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

ave see an Advertisement 10 your columns Of MRS.
wIssIow'S SOOTHING SYRUP New, never sad
word In favor Of patent medicine before IN ife
ou feel compelled TO your readers that this
10 hurbng-we have tried IL, and know 10 20 Be al N
claims Its probably o. the most successful ned
eines Of the day, becssss Il Is GO % she best And
than lay In . supply
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
Collecting the National Revenues.

On the day OF the Convention, not thousand
miles from the place, the writer OF this happened
to fall into the society of prominent Republi.
can politician Of New York, who had been for
many years Treasurer of one OF the wealthiest
counties in that State. This gentleman took u D
for conversation, the present wasteful mode of
collecting the national revenues, and spent much
time in showing how much more cheaply and
conveniently IL could be done by the TreAsrrsrs
OF counties than by she present collectors. We
confess that We became convert 10 bis views,
while a, the same time We informed him that
should proposition 10 such an effect be made
the journals of the Republican party, having q
fellow feeling with the collectors, would oppose
it, And so il happens.
Our New York friend supposed that the cost
Of collection uuder the present plan would be
equal TO twenty per cent upon the amount col
leeted, while. in the way no suggested, IL could
be done Tor less than Eve per cent. As the cost
OF collection is part OF the tax, a reduction of
hiteen per cent. upon the amount collected-ssy
thiFty millions upon two hundred millions snnu
aly-veuid not be an unhsndsome sum in the
pockets OF the people. who viii, in time TO come
certainly be taxed enough, without, anv unne
ceSsaTy addiiIons.-CincinnAti ENQUIRER
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SURETO REGULATEthe BOWELS
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.

We have put up and sold this sIcefor over years
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH off what
have been able TO say OF any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAuED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used Newer did
know instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
II. On the contrary, all delighted with It's Opers,
tOns and speak In terms Of commeDdation Of s gca
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT WE Do KNOW" after ID years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TIE FUl.fIL-
AEST OF WHAT We HERE DkCLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found In fifteen ortwenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions Tor using viii accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the -simae Of CURTIS PR
KlNS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists thrOug hOut the world.
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DISSOLUTION,

UsHE partnership heretofore existing between B. +
II Redman and Charles A Ogden is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, owing to the l-heath OF Mr. Red
man. To any one wishing 10 engage in the Merchant
Tailoring and Clothing business they offer their e
neres, vestings ready made clothing, &C. at fair re-
ductOn from cost prices. Their stere, No. I'll Ess
Washington street, also will be for rent
Is. +. REDMAN,
sep5-dlw CHARLES A. OGDEN.
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The following IL extract from letter dtteu ~
the Rev J. HOlns, pastor Of the Pisrrepent Street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn. n. Y. the Journ. and
Messenger, Cincinnati. o. and speaks volumes favor
SOOTHING SYRUP. PoK CHILDREN TEKTHING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Freasurers Statement, August, 1865
RECEIPTS.

STATENENT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS
- ourseents OF the Treasury Of the State Of IndaRI
for the month Of July, ls65, TO wit:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

The census Of Illinois 10 completed. sad
the grand total Of its population - nearly 200.
600
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President 0hnsou and ia Governor
l<etCher

The Lynchburg NirsiniAn says, in a recent is
sue: I'VE have been permitted 10 read private
letter. written by TX Governor Letcher, now at
has home 10 Lexington, 10 4 friend IN this city
The Governor had interview with President
johnson, with which he WAS much pleased, the
tendency Of which 10 convince him that We
have oaly 20 recognize the existing state OF al
fairs. regard slavery dead. and sustain the
Government, and the President will do all for
the South that We could expec. tie is no, vim
dictive toward Us. a. some have supposed. and
will, II sns aimed. resist 10 the las; the radical
pressure that may be brought against him"
~ Tie Chattanooga Gazette, giving an &C
count Of he military stores captured in Macon
Georgia SAYS thert were cannon, chemical.
MACHINERY etc. fresh from John Bulls domin
ions The Macon Telegraph, abiding 10 the
statement, makes the following revelations:
The new machinery mentioned As among the
captured stores. we're manufactured IN ERglARd
aDd-Mssachusetts. The English make had no
manufacturers marx and the makers name had
been Obliteraied from that manufactured in Mas
sachusetts Anomalous il may appear,
Union Works" cosld be decipherei on TIE New
England AAehiuervi'
Certainly. The rebellion has been a perfect
god send 10 many 'loys" men in New England.
Who have been gro-ing fat by feeding both
ends OF IL
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Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery.

The following Is extract from letter written by
the Rev. X. z. Weiser, TO the German Reformed Mes
seRger, at Chambershurg, Pa:
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Rest, Health and Comfort to
Mother and Child.

MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chlldren
teething. sofens the gums, reduces nnA mnation, al
lays ali pain, and wind cholic. Perfectly safe IN
al cases. We would say 10 every mother who has
suffering child do not let prejudice the preju
dces Of others, stand between you and your suffering
child and the relief that will be sure-yes Absolutely
sure-to follow the Of this medicine ftmsly used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-05

suffering child and the relief that will be
ly sure to follow the use Of MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP IL corrects acdty Of the stomach relieves
wind chOlic, regulates the bowels softens the guns
givesrestts the mother and health to thecbile
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70 PROCURE MRS. wrsNowS

DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. wlSsLoND
SOOTHING SYRUP, for children tee,hng. ia aAs ben
used for 30 years with falling salty and success
by millions Of mothers for their children. IL cOrrecs
acidty Of the stomach relieves wind choe, regulates
the bowels and gives rest health sndcomfoF other
and child. ONCE Nc. ss Day street, New rSrE.
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a BENEFACTREss.

There Is woman In the public eye whose name had
all along been associated. in mind, s'Yan-
kee "Quack," and Humbug" But IL r. longer,
and we desire to wrest her name from all such pcous
associations in all other minds. Whatever notions
may have Of womanly deiicscy aud proprety, viii
all admit that woman alone Is the Nurse-the good
Nufse-the best Nurse. Whistler we shall have Female
Physicians not, is question which be decided
by time and principle, and not matter oftasie PRIDE
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them.
Selves for fthere is really want there will also be
supply IL there be calling, there Will be coming.
Nature and human society always selfsupplying,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives, hat
piness to your infants in the cradle Is there anything
improper In thati Nurse OF $50 years" expsr.snce
can boldly say what Is Is not good for babe, and
sught 10 be listened to. God speed her lar humble
and happy mission. She IL the successful phys-
clan and mos eectual benefactress little ones ever
enjoytd-her doting parents excepted. Just opep
the door for bsr, and Mrs wnsow will prove Amer
iran Florence Nightingale of the Nursery OF this
are sure, that we will teach eur "snsy'' 10 say "a
Blessing on Mrs winslow"-for helping her survive
and escape the gripping, colckng and teethng siege.
We confirm every word forth In the prospectus. II
performs precisey what II Processes TO pssrn, every
part OF it-noth.ng ess-Away with your Cordial"
'Psrogorc, .Dreps Landau I'm" and every other
Narcotic by which the babeis drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for life
We have Mrs. wnslow-kn0w her only
through the preparation OF her Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething." II We he'd the power We would
make her. she Is physical savior 20 the infant race.
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s222 ss4 50
JOHN !. MORRISON, Treasurer OF State,
/. B. MCCARTHY, Auditor OF State.
idwlt
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Tur wovrs; OF THE soUru.-Gov.

The WOMEN or THE SoUTH.-Go1,
eruor oBrowDlow; thus speaks Of tho
Souther ! women, 10 his paper, The KIno1z;;; I.oQ1;;
Iille. Whig: !" FrooH the colnnaenee!
ment. Of. the rebellion, until5now,S the
devil snd' the ~ome of the South :ba!s
been tho. .blest tsaliiassths cause of tIea:;
son had 10 the field. The influence Of
the women, women, backed up BY bis Satanic
SIsj.,ty, ifIledthe ranks OF thetrcbsl sr::
mics, ahd gave asdor and endurance ! 70; 9
the hen. pccksd. mon that slteEed ths:ssr;;
Woo. Southern women even petitioned
TIC rebel Congress TO enact the lave
c,onlsscrip.ion, ,ls so IS To- force alEin -the
service. !; Throughst sthssindaop ice 1hich
women had; thouss6dsiwsre forced into
The, fsld, and thence; 10 theirgrayss, Who
never would have Taft home. Plsyiog
i1to the shands; II; :the devil; ;bythus dli.
ines his rsp Is; they h.d<his approval' ell
the:aimtesW Wives {g.ssS Shp ptheie hus6asa.., !.
Iister, thsir brothers, s;taeellr
tSs;r, ,li;e, sfo2 Il tbe 9Moloch Of 9iT The
1SH,sn;SF SsfS4 4xiIIing "a; Wiz f6mespun;
i,id u; ;dlsps bssf With aha slaxHrieI sot
theg; toilet; ;sleidy to fipgs all
ihsirs rsiesis;ltys intt the' g 6nfsa astlts srpci.
SO ;,rssd a 10 . 9ss3 themstl yes slar ths !1
lSi;s of tk5 desif and the, ,Colle edsriey.'
"a - "a SssStJe s,f, a "a -
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Our Martyrs,

On n sandy plain, in the midst of n
pine forest, bou9dcd by murky swamp,
there is d pit, filled with dead mems
bones, unuumbcred, unnoted, uncount-
ed, unrecordcd, unnotieed, without sep
ulture or the sacred rites Of burial. By
thousands, not dead BY the bullet, not
stricken by disease from the hand OF
God-starved to death with, the. cruel
torture of hunger, amid such plenty
that an army Of six myriads with its cat
tic and horses, could subsist on the sur.
plus provision Of the country in rapid
march past Andersonville-or murdered
with frost under the shadew Of the tat
pines, which sang sad requiem to their
memories, Us the winter winds moaned
through the branches, whose very sigh
ing cslled up in frenzy the happy homes
and warm hcarths of the North to the
wandering minds ofthe dying martyrs.
- e :. 'i",@-[Gen. Butler.
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Gov, BrownloR. 81! on Rebels.

W.:O., Kain, a Knoxville rebel, who q:
was notorious during the rebellion for his
barbaarous. trcatInen Of Union prisopsrs,
was s! indicted some time ago By a;grand y
iury.in. Kentucky; andilodged in one Of I
the jails Of that State: BE retsined for :
his defence George ,Ticknor Curtis, Esq,
Of New York Sho:i;shockcd at tic ;G1.s
necessary rigoi Of his confinement. ;s Hoe.
vritesfto Gov. Broxnlowfs and among I,
other observations Jemarks;;.%s ssp ,asn:,, n;
sible that the Union; people Of your Stats !,
have: endured great suffering, but:the
dignity:sud udihumsnity with xhich'it sballi'
administer iits: laws and fIindiean i
sovereignty; will have much 70 do With !.
its coed name. Z, =,
81 He; concludes; vith i this n.eaes:.
q Let ime beg you, sir, TO; use your in:E
auence or. yourlauthority, ,and to$sec thatc;
this! person is treated NTH mo more :se: !:
verify than his dotcntion; ;requ quires: s.,a ss
- Gov. BroWnIow duly replies aud says; Z
|s.Tkpow nothing Of the! naturs Of TIE
report your client may have made y you,
but Tx loWsths; Sheriff oft Knox county.
to whom your lsttor2 should have: BEEN
addressed, ! and know him to- Sbe 40 e1.
ccllentS man, who has rendered gallant
,ery service as 40 officer in 'onr army, and II
am a. 4 5icon6dent%any statements .of'youre'
client, charging tho Sheriff With barblr-l 4
GUS on treatment Of prisoners, ;arc untrle.<.
Your. client; do doubt, thinks it very
hard that hc should be: confined nt allfor,
the conscientious q discharge of his,
duty;aG an, officer, :in, such magnificent
matters as: hanging, and starving. o feH
.Union citizcas, whipping others, at tho;
stake, or at tho car.whcel, and stripping.
Union ladies who we're passing through
The rebellincs; of f;alEtheir clothing, exEt
;cept what they had upon. their persoH.5y (
for the heinous offence Of thinking ne
rebellion wrong. sIo this opinion /Jou- !,
may may aSreo ij;;re With him. I, Who do p5t pro: Z
fess to be so deeply Hersed:in u ftol anass q.
Puhendorf, can note ~, q ::it. 5,c:;.5'
!" I shall cudeavor TO see ttst tho Stats /;
y,indicates its sovereignty Iby admins: s.:
teringl" its laws With dig glity and humans: :.
" ;;;sand -while profoundly grateful Sfer
tbeisolicitudo' you manifest for tho ,repu::,
,tation Of. Tepuossee, 4 must be; allowed
to say; that when fully convinced th.t ! s, !;
or tho subordinate executive, omcerss o,
the State, need instruction nsai 90 tte pro-:
p5or: discharge Of tho grave oaaeisl 3dals
,deyolying upon .us. from attolney eettiass
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s.: 81 Z. ,!!!j;
'5sgi.":'i = .E::5.l.'... -. 4,
N.UMBERi.52..
cd, had returned from 90 unsuccessful
mission to Europe, and was representing
Alabama In. the Confederate Senate.

cd, had returned from an unsuccessful
mission to Europe, and was representing
Alabana In the Confederate Senate. y
The question Of s:, navy was under
discussion il secret session q. \. The debate
ranged beyond tho parliamentary limits,
and Messri. Yancey ; snd Hill became
animated over thei abstract doctrines Of
State rights and the divinity Of slavery:
High words passed, and finally the lie
was given By Mr. HILL Mr.: Yincey
leaped forward, and as ;he aimed blow
at his adversary, was caught!in the arms
.of'the latter and violently thrown: back
over desk: MI. Hill Is i man: Of won.
derful muscular development. Mr.. Yam:
coy was mover very heavy though 1.-THE
aud. active. IN tho fall his spine was
seriously injured, and when the bystand:
ers rushed upon the two and dragged
tie one from the other: the great FIRE.
cater, lay unconscious upon the floor,
with = little triokle .6f blood oozing from
his lips, He was carried to his hotel; q
vote Of secrecy was passed, and the en-
counter hushsd; up. No one In Rich.
mond .ezccptjthat body; Of men, knew. Of
tho circumstance for six months after.
Meanwhile the. victim did not recover.
He dropped from day to day. He be:
came listle.s, hopeless ;aud$ivacaut. Ho
was transferred to his own home, whore
his convulsions ceased o few weeks be-.
fore his death, which was Tranquil and
calm. ~ a':is'. :. :. - - = f.:
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Tramp, Tramp, Tramp"

Amriicans are peculiar 10 ono thing,
thcy will:sins song to- death: In our
brief existence we can recall many'iin,
stances of tho kind. We:remcu ber.ho
often i" Old Dan Tucker was tauntcd
With being to late to come to his evening
meal :. how little rest We gave 60. Su:
san nab, y" (xe'oWs: Susan nah. %Veighty
debit and how entrancingly woi alluded
to the eyes Of, Dearest Mae, those orbs
that rendered midnight entirely super:
auous. For a long time "poor Old
Slave" was allowed little reposs, al.:
though. be had o,teusibly "goue to rest. "
!" The Old Folks at Home" were ruth.
lessly torn formtthat quiet and seclasiou.
which their age ,inperatiyely demanded,
and forced to duty in every minstrel and
concert in the land: &" Old Dog Tray"
the faithful old pup, was fora long time
drawn BY the tail through all man uer of
brass instruments, wound. up. to an, ago;
|nizing pitch: By piano keys, and made to
howfsplai6tively in,:'four voices. . The
g Silver Moon had to troll on"'bydaS
as well .hs' night; constantly performing
the unremunsratiye; task ofguidipg "tbc
traveller on bis way" apparently regard:
lless as to whether the nightingale
Bong wsas''in tune. or¬.. :" Homo
Swee. Home has bccaH So successfully
divested Of all its attractive features thai
many people have been satisfied TO-. be.
come wanderers for the remainder OF
their existence. 80 Gentle Annie'" was
a great bore for atimc; iltSough Wo wore
co stan tly a.suredsthat, "jthou' wilt come
no moro, gentle Annie. she. still kept
coming ls;:g:.3,l ( s.,sj. ~ I. !.
:" Nellie Was aelady," sang everybody
WeII she might have been, but where or
assertion Of hat'nature'is made SO offer
and so persistontly, we arsTinclincd stc
question the: :foun ndation for; tho -asser,
[lion. we have heard young.ladies sing
Ing t''Who will care. for mother now, 2.
while:their mothers wore wearing them
selves ,olt in the;kitchcu oIeptbe family
xashings.i. .TheresiwasSA John Browns
Body, j: Instead of;being.p permitted tts
lie, ":moulderipg ip:the grave" .it:.:wa'
kept" marching on""sWith, enough knap'
sacks ''estrapped upoi:his back to sup;
|ply a regime entHith. that necessary article
Of camp 'nnd garrison equipage:i ".Whon
this cruel war is OVER" bad, = pretty good
run. The ,hcartiest congratulations that
were induced By the stsrniuation of.the
war arose fromethe ;faot that"thef people
got over singing when: this; cruel, war is
over, &C.. Now tho popular toaguos5''ii
singing and vhistloiug Tramp, tramp,
tramp, the boys %nre marching. We
are ar;cc' il iiif great danger Of boing ttamped
to death with it, You hear it Ein the
workshop aud,in the saloon. Beneath
tho starry Gag. xe$ will Srcath The 4. .i'
again" We ,hs1e been holding, our
breath up to this period We suppose, but
sow "wc breathe. the airt2again.--
This air is breathedf BY aTgreat many
people now. What aext23 We wait
the reply of the popular song writer's rrsh.s;.
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Southern d ] oII1alists 9,

g::sISnp, ndirg tGriia Heipsf5 5inteFeNtk:
6fJuly speech satE Busness : : AyIs5s;hIsll q;
this ito1ay' about ssbthsf6 5syShst5s 10y :es
Virgins, be.s.idS S6ss giy:e; !. g 3xsiys5 Z
Generals [aPplsuae1 1hosef ;ntmsssRs
as fellows ~ 7 Gomas, TERRELL, 0eess
Reno; Prcnhss Ne!topl Divide ,Sse;;5
venson, Denver. hnmcn' HaII, Gtaasn,.ss
. Maryland my Mny ylala,a has glssns !;
us ten Geuerals, uauely Ord EooPsfs
Benton, .Em6ry,E Fse1eh, KeSiy Van:
deverYSykes, ) udah,, SLannan:s.s 8 =
z" Delaware has given 'us three hGcner.+
ais, namely: Lockwood j ToIbst. ;sads
thomas. -. e 6: 8
!" KentuckyTthe 6l..hpiase; ;etS Pfesl.
dens. Llneo!n, L the: m:ftyIea a.snalmmof:
deemed. i ia the number ] (; spd :esssissey.f g
the soldier: Ihemsns ne. sSe.'o.o ses,
has given us tHsntyteight b.. z ener1.l',
whose name, arc Sianpy,sA A9qerson, 2. 9g
Rousseau, ReynoloSj q, Ne.so1, ,n 19o:oc',
Harrox, Ogiesoy, 6ia,t! noyiS, II; e.'!1Sn:
den, McC!ernand NO pi aiilsaD ,sSlay. Xlsy
Smith, 8 MorrI., Palmer: ,1l! ,:fope, D9!Il'ogs, 4sg,
Fry, snaGklesiot1, Got@inl ySas.eu'
Sac1son' Mosoa,iH Hs., StS sSS yo...:
: tennessee as!giyentas nvS :, ;oeSeI Ut
ais, namely: Garter, HaSney, CamPDeli,
Abercrombie, spears 81; 80, = 5s1 !,
:" The District q Voium Hmu! 9is, nas !B' Siyen
US hye Genesals:,h q inter 'orme, fiess- tes
anton, Bran man, detty.ss. -. :; ;;, :
i" alabama "a. >, mas E5aoasssnIesua1Sts G',
ais, namcly:tSo r D'fne5 5r''e .ss =. 80 -
tendsn. >, len, ,;..;: ,, 7. ,,, 80.
: NOT Noi.n Marod;,S TaroIeS o,d I1I 1ehS:on
Generals,:: Mereultn nno;S ooeey!:I - =.
"S01tn. sCaEoine nag st1saa sHaa,Sn, ss%.nj ~
Generals tgreat applause l1i.tE nnfleut .uH
fremons. :. RSno. 1or;,;. !.
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AT a Printers Festival at Boston
lately, the following capital toast was
drank: @;'"f-3 y y
TIE EDlToR-The man that is OK.
pectod to know everything; tell all ho
knows, guess at.tho1rest to make his
OF character good, establish the; repu:
tatiou of his noighbors, ,.aud elect oil
candidates to Office; Ito blow5up every:
body, and reform the whole world, :. to
live for the bensfk.of others, and :havo
the epitaph upon: bis: :sombstono- Here
he lies sar. last r..ip;short, be, ~ =, LOGO
motive running. on the track Of public
notoriety; his loyeri i his .peo, his boiler
is filled with ink hisl tender. is h.'
scissors, bia, drying wheel u public
opinion; and ;xheneiysr. ne, expiodes . Il IS IS
caused by ths nonp'J@e4O'''F e 4''F Of sal 1sa0s'FlP'
tions. l., ;,., l.. -
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Selsttea R}petyg.
THE SONG OF AUTUMN.

have painted the woods, have kindlcd the
-,@" sky, ....a. .... a.:5.. a.s.
| have br ghtencd the hills with a glance Of
mine eye; .......
have scattered the fruits, have gathered the
corn,
And now from the earth must her verdure be
r' torn. ..'
70 lingering flowers, yo leaves Of the spray,
/ summon ye all-away! away go
No more from the depth Of the grove may be
heard ..
The joy-burlcued song Of its fluttcrins bird.
! have passed DER the branches that shelter
him there,
And their duivering drapery is shaken to MR.
Yc lingering flowers, yc leaves OF the spray,
summon yo all-away away!
Plead not, the days arc yet sunny and long.
That your hues arc still Frightening, your f.
bcrS. still strong;
To vigor and beauty relentless am l.
There is nothing too young or too lovely to
die. ....
Ye lingering flowers, ye leaves of the spray.
summon yc all---away away! e..
And call on the winds that rcposc in the
north, :.
TO send their wild voices in unison forth
Let the harp Of tho tempest be dolclully
strung
There's wall to be made, there's dirsc to
be sung;
For the lingering flowers. the leaves of the
spray, :.
They arr doomcd-thcy arc dyins-away
away!