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Va EEhS0s-1E.SST.

Tho Hon. William Baylies, OF w ost Bridrew
died Wednesday morning. at the residence of
Frances Bayhes, in Taunton, Mass. lie was bor'
Dignton, September Is, l776; graduated at B.
University, in 1195 and after completing his
studies with Judge Padleford, commenced practit
West Bcidgewater in 1893. In 1909 he was elect
Congress, but his seat was given to u contest
Charles Turner. The speech of Mr. Baylies, in
yocacy OF his claim, was brilliant effort, which
uacted the attention and won the applause OF Joh
Randolph. In 1913 he was again chosen Il Represer.
tatiye to Congress and served for two terms ept,ri
upon his Congressional career with Daniel " ebsta
lie again served in Congress during the sessio
1854; after which he retired from political life
"A QuarteImaSter on the staff Of General Blu
recently died. leaving his accounts unsettled
General has gone to Washingu-Y in ihe int,
deceased family to settle the same.
The trade in specie between America and
has been agr6eably reversed. The steamer
arrived at Boston Thursday last with SlOUV.
gold from Europe.
The receipts from thes Internal Revenue o,
urday amounted to 81 ,85l l97 s..
Henry S. Foote has resumed the practice
IN Nashville. lie spoke at political meeting
on Saturday last. He is still afflicted with c,,1
loQuendi.
-General Banks arrival in Boston is repo.
is currently believed that he will take the st.
the Sixth Massachusetts Congressional District.
The State Department has received disy
from the American Consul at Constantinople,
show that the cholera is decreasing in Tr
that it has broken out airesh in Italy an'
"A prospectus has been issued in Lol
National Horse Insurance Company, witt
of $4,000, in shares of IS, for the purpose
ing insurance on horses i'll the event of deaf
cident,
The gold mine in the neighborhood oftl
derness," Va, the scene OF SO many sanguii
gagements during the late war, is ae2is 70 he
by Northern capitalists
Accounts from Belgium say thatkbe
| the tobacco crop has commenced, ~ai tho, pI
are OF remarkable dimensions 81 u SIND Col.
Go. .lvs 9Ansa1 KichmopG N az Dlstr-
has resigned that office in consequence of the fact th
he is ineligible under the Govern br's construction
the Constitution-he having held office in the reb
service
| Mr.. Appold, a celebrated English engineer, d
| died. He Vas well known among engineers and m
| of science for his great ingenuity as an alnate
mechanician. Ills centrifugal pumps formed strlki
features Of the great exhibitions, both IN 1901 q
1862.
The Louisville Press says General Palmer
been indicted for abducting slaves under his celeR
4 ted order granting free passes across the Qh3e'
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| Arrival of the AIEesnania-Thc Fenfan
TrOubIes-PrOsress of the Cattle Plague.
| New YORK, October 1.-The steamer Al
lemania, from Southampton Sept. 20th has
arrived.
The cattle plague is increasing in England,
| and the London cowhouses are being deci-
| mated.
The Army and Navy Gazette repeats the
statement that Donald Mckay, of Boston, is
| IN close communication with the Admiralty
on the subject of torpedoes, as the authorities
intend laying torpedoes in the various chan
| nels leading into harbors.
The Times says that the information upon
which the seizure of the Irish People" was
made, was derived from Washington.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts
Of France are favorable. The vintage had
commenced and an abundant crop was GER
tain.
Lord Russell's letter to the English Agent
abroad censures the German powers, and says
that 'force alone is the power which has been
consulted and recognized Violence and con-
quest are the only bases upon which Austria
and Prussia have established connection
England deeply deplores the disregard mani
tested for the public regret and the legitimate
claims Of the people to be heard when the
question affects their destiny"
Russia officially declares that she will main
tain a non-intervention policy III the Schles-
wig Holstein question.
The Liverpool Albion says that Mr.. Benja-
min, ex-Confederate Secretary of State in
tends to join the English bar.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 20-The market is buovant and
prices have advanced to "a I'd
40 mBreadstuffs.Flour is inactive. Wheat is easier at
29S. Sd. G29s 3D.
=, Proysions-Beefi is quiet and prices steady Mixed
Corn Is easier. Pork is inactive but prices steady
Bacon is also steady.
Produce-Sugar is active Coffee closed steady
LoEDoN, Sept. W.-Consols for Money closed at S935
@S9A; Illinois Central Shares S014@S01I; Erie $50
5S14; u. S. 5-20's 6S3s016SE
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Convention of Freedmen mt Raleigh,

RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 80, 1884 con
vention of the colored freedmen of the State
met to-day in this city, Rev. j. II. Hood
presiding.
The President, in temperate speech, stated
the object of the convention to be to demand
the admission of colored men as witnesses il
the courts of law, their representation in the
jury box and the right of suffrage. These, by
Gods help, he said, they would have. HI
counselled the members to maintain res
pectful demeanor, and to maintain respectful
language in doors and out
There is no excitement in the city. Gen
Hardin has ordered the soldiers to keep ou
of the streets, but to be ready in case of need
The people are not disposed to interfere at al
with the blacks.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, September 26.-Sandwich
Island dates eff September I'd have been
received. There is no later news of the
doings of the pirate Shenandoah, which is
regarded as favorable to the safety of the forty
vessels in the Ochotsk sea.
The Honolulu iron works, with capacity
for turning out 100000 worth of work
annually, were approaching completion.
The Government had received large tract
of land, and was erecting hospital for leprosy
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CITY NEWS.

fINED.-John G. MayunO was tal;on
Yesterday by officer Sables, of the Eastsri.
charged with fast driving on the street
ana costs by Justice Whalcu and release
mcnt. Abraham Nissler, arrested by offie..
m'on, OF the same district. on the charge Of
ltgnauSeoas liquors 10 flow from his premises.
95and costs by the same ma Observation-Disclosures
was also released. Patrick Walters, on The r
OF fast driving on the street. Fined - and
Justice Nhalen and released on payment.
RuNNwAY.-A mule attached to a r,
cart, taking fright on the corner of Howa
franklin streets, on Saturday, started to r,
when at the corner Of Franklin street and
alley, came in contact with r house, resuI.
breaking in Of the door and damagii
slightly, but luckily injuring no one. \
attached to the driver.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Robcrt McKcnr,
holds and PheniX Mex Kcnnu, were arrest
py sergeant y. Hattou and officers Leach
charged with asSaulting and beating Patric,
I'm, who resides in Slemmers alley near Pr.
The assault occurred on the corner of Eager
and ork road. The parties as the time. il is
were returning from funeral.
DESTROYING PROpERTY.-O Dawes r
southern District Police Station, on Saturday
arrested a man named A. Brown, for bre,
windows in the house of Owen /. Humphrey,
corner OF Camden and Sharp streets. Fined q
costs by Justice Showacre.
VIOLATION OF HEALTH OanI2Aycn.- yale
Gerhard, arrested b. officer johnson and con
to the Southern Police Station on Saturday |
charged with allowing a nuisance to flow from
night caIt, was fined 55 and costs.
ASSAULT AND BArrEaY.-JoiIr Thomas wa
rested by officer Johnson on Saturday night le-
conveyed to the Southern District Palice $
charged with assaulting and beating Wm. J.
burger. Released on security for court.
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Adjournment of the Alabama Convention

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept 80.-The Montgomery
Convention adjourned to-day.
A memorial to the President, asking gen
eral amnesty pardon was adopted, also the
following:
Whereas, The people of Alabama have
given unmistakable evidence of their loyalty,
they therefore request the withdrawal of all
troops from the State.
The Constitution as amended was adopted.
The resolution of adjournment provides that
the Convention may be called together by the
President, on or before the twenty fourth day
of September next
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Duke Gwin Surrenders TO the United
States Forces i'm Texas.

New York, September 30.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Tribune says tele-
gram has been received by the President from
General Weitzel, now commanding in Texas,
stating that the notorious Duke Gwin and
Ex-Governor Clarke, of Missouri, have crossed
the Rio Grande, and surrendered themselves
to our forces, and are now supplicating pardon
for their many sins.
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Decision Of Interest TO the Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-rhe Commissioner
of Internal Revenue to-day decided that pub
fishers of newspapers whose receipts there
from exceed $1,000 annually should be lcen-
sed as manufacturers, and such license will
cover all sales of their manufactures at or
from the place of publication, and also the
printing and sale of bill-heads, circulars &c.
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z.ehigs., Pa, County agricultural Fair.

ALLENTOWN, September 28.-The Agricul-
tural Fair of Lehigh county was visited to- day
by thirty thousand people. The exhibition
was by far the finest ever made in this State
The races were very attractive, some of he
best horses from New York, Philadelphia, and
Long Island being on the track. The pick
pockets from the Eastern cities were fully rep
resented. One farmer, among the many suf
ferers, had his pocket picked Of six thousand
dollars
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Municipal Election at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 50.-The municipal vote
for city officers to-day, resulted in the election
of VIM. Mott Brown as Mayor, by majority OF
AS votes over his next leading competitor, F.
Z. Hunt The total vote Of the city is %, 1888.
All passed off with unusual quietness.
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There were also TWENTY-FIVE bondsof $500
Telegraph E.ines Rcopc,cd.
New York, Sept. 80,
Office Assncintnd Pro-.

by permission Of the War Department, the
Associated Press viii on ifondav next re-es-
tabIish their telegraph news business relations
with the Southern press between Washington
and New Orleans by the seaboard route
b iaes south Of Washington are understood
to be in ia.r order, and are rapidly being put
IN the best condition for the dispatch of br
ness, and there is reason % hope that ii
will be no future interruption IL the en-
ment Of moderate degree of telegraph
cilltles between the Southern and n
press Of the country.
y. Il CRAIG. Gnnnral
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. 30.-Thc first through
train from st. Louis over the Missouri and
Pacific Railroad reached here this morning,
bringing several distinguished persons, who
will proceed on an excursion over the Union
Pacific Railroad to Lawrence, Kansas, this
afternoon, and return tomorrow. The Mis-
souri, and Pacific Railroad is now in complete
running order its entire length, and regular
Mnnla,-
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Testimony of Freedmen.

New YORK, Sept 3O.-The Times special
from Montgomery, Ala, on the 29th, says the
convention passed an ordinance, by vote Of
os to 10, practically abolishiug the right of the
negroes to testify in courts of justice, and to
continue until the Legislature makes law or
tha c,,h;oct ~.
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Another RaiIroad Acciaort

New YORK, Sept. 3O.-A collision between
passenger car moving by its own momentum,
and one stationary, occurred this A. NJ, at
the New Haven Railroad Depot, in this city.
The passengers in the stationary car were
knocked down and more or less injured. An
old lady standing on the platform had leg
brol,o,
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Railroad Opening.

STEUBENvILLE, October 1.-The Psitbure
and Steubenvile Railroad across the Panhan
die has been completed, and trains will com
mence running through from Pittsburg to Co
lumbus on and after Tomorrow
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Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, recently delivered an
important address, which is everywhere regarded as
very concliatory in its character it looks to the
healing of old political wounds while it is still un
compromisingly Union in its sentiments.
"A day or two ago drover was swindled out Of
1900 by confidence man" in Pttshurg. The story
of how it was done h two well known to bear repeat
ing.
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Death Of Dr. Waylaud.

Providence, Oct. 1.-The Rev. DR.. Fran.
els Wayland, who was for more than % years
President of the University, was prostrated by
paralytic stroke on Tuesday last, and died
On Saturday afternoon, 81 years Of age,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-02

INTERESTING CERENoNY.-The laying of the last
rail- and the driving of the last spike the Pitts
burgh and Steubenvile Railroad, Tuesday even
ing last, opposite Steubenville, most interest
ing ceremony. The exercises were opened with
prayer, and in the final completion ot the road the
driving of spikes participated in By the good clt-
zens, OF all professions and occupations OF that CITY,
The equinoctial storm-so mild here-rwas severe
ly felt along the Gulf coast. At Grand Chemen' La
the inhabitants are reported submerged by back
water from the Gulf. At Galveston, Texas, and
Niblets Bluff, and Usage the Sa Zine river houses
were blown down. persons were mortally wounded by
falling timbers, trees and fences Frustrated and an
immense amount of damage done
The Freshman class in Yale Colle,ye numbers on'
hundred and thirty students.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-02

SUI rs DEArH.-We regret to be called
upof ,scord the sudden death of William
~. ~ g, while on his way from this vii
lage to home in Bedlam Neck on Saturday
evemnesl Mr.. Harding was travelling in
bggG n his son, and when near the head
OF St. Clfsats Bay, was taken with fit and
died IN moments. He was a man Of
tsmlly and I'D about 80 yeass,--St Aa,ys
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The Hon. Daniel G. Burnett has arrived IN new
Orleans from Texas on his way to Washington, WIN
large petition praying for the pardon Of 1sAesS0n
Davis,
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LATEST TELEGRAPH news
... TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the AIEe,aanis-TH,c FeniaT
TrOubles-PrOsress of the Cattle Plague.
New YORK, October 1.-The steamer Al
lemania, from Southampton Sept. 2Oth has
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MALTBY HOUSE.

Pc Ten Brock Elizabeth, New ork; Hoff-
man, New York; j Sha1er, Washington, D {; ID
Galbraith, Harrisburg; X Hosaek, West Virginia;
James Naarms. Baltimore, ? Pattern, b q; L Z
Quigley, Jr, Jamasia Long Island; Samuel Brooks,
Washington. b c; L Delphy,, Virginia; William I
Wm Hairmett Jr, | ) n, Westminster; NJ { Bunt-
ing, Maryland; q Edwards, Maryland; u kuy, hen-
dallle West Virginia; q X GilmOr, Virginia; Robert
Gray, Virginia,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-16

In CONNECTION VIII THE GENERAL PRACTICE
II OF Medicine, treat by a and reliable medium,
and with the happest results all forms Of diseases Of the
Nervous, Seminal sud Urinary and Sexual systems.
Young men with hollow cheeks and pslld countenance,
telling in fearful language the silent working Of some
formidable diseas undermining your constitution, mem
ory and reason hurrying 20 premature death,
hect while reason holds sway and avail yourself OF
treatment that disSpAtes the slightest disease and
the harrassing weakness and other
Gus difficulty and perpetual annoyance.
Spermatorrhra, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal RMS
sions. Sexual Debility impotency, Ehects Of SefAbnse.
and their resuts-lnabiify consummae the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Physical PrOstration. Epilepsy,
insanity and Consumption.
t'The foe,
Like staunoh murderer, steaoy TO his purpose.
Presses hlU close through every lane Of life,
Nor misses once the track, but presses on,
Till forced AZ last to the tremendous verge.
And al once be sinks
Ldkew sc, will guarantee radical cure Of Syphilis,
GonouhRa and Gleet, in all their stages entirely
moving from the blood the last spark OF these terrible
49, Ill
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-16
Fr0ni Newbern.

NEwsERx. Y @, March ID y esteIday the
enemy tell back across the Neuso river. after
burning the bridge over that stream
Ii Is reported that they burned the rebel ram
which was guarding the bridge
Timber is now being being carried forward TO
rebuild the bridge
The railroad is completed to within short dis
tance of the river opposite kinston
The enemy will not be able 10 remain long IN
kinston. even if they decide 20 make another
stand, of which there is much doubt
DeseTters snd refugees continue 70 come into
our lines
The enemy suffered most in the hght, Osing
TO their repeated charges on our works in which
they we're repused each tine with severe loss.
Our troops stood their ground msnfuly, and are
in high spirits over the prospect Of meeting Sher
man soon
Gen Sherman has opened communication with
Wilmington from Fayetteville, and sends word
that he Is all right and marching on.
We expect 10 hear some gratifying news from
him in 3 few dsys
r. Page, ot the sanitary commission, has sent
"a force With supplies to the front for the sick and
wounded lie has also collected list Of the
killed and wounded. which will he senf on for
publication
General Scho6eld speot ne sabbath IN Nex-
bern
The weather l. warm and pleasant
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E-DISE Asses OF The NERVOUS
Seminal Urinary and Sexual systems-uew and reliable
tres.ment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Sent by mail 10 sealed letter envelopes free ofcharge
Address d. J. sKILLiS 9oUGHTON, Howard Associs-
ton, No south Ninth Street, Phsdelphis Pa.
nar3o-d6~ly
sE-NERVOUS DEBILITY. SEMINAL
Weakness, etc, De cured by one Who has really
cured himself and hundreds Of Others and will tell you
nothing but the ,yssfA. Address with stamp.
EDWARD Il. TRAyER,
feb29-d&vIy Lock Box. Boston, Mas.
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NATIONAL BANK.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

And will buy and sell Gold, silver. Exchange, Govern.
ieni Vouchers Orders Washington State Stocks and
Public Securities of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every Kind OF
business attended 10 that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent upon
9aas obtained this Bank, and the most ample pro
visions are made for the safe keeping sf Deposits and for
the accommodation of DepoSitorS-
In addition the responsibility OF the United states
FOR The Liabilities O the Bank the Stockholders are ndi-
uay responsible to the extent OF their stock in add
ton invested In such shares thus ahoTcing
the ample security 10 the public.
The following the present StOckhOders OF n" IN
stilution'
VIM Il English wm. Braden,
W. R.NOisingeT, Benz. +. Iuttle,
Lewis Jordon, John W. Murphy,
Deloss Root Judge r. NJ Finch
Jer. McLeue,
IF Laniel. my, Nm. Willard,
GOV. q p Merton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John ]. Norrison. ID. W. Noble,
Gen Lar. Noble, ". o. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar h Hord. Daniel Hennessey.
Hon. T. A. Hendricks. James Powers,
Hon David Kilgore. J. L. Slaughter
Hon James A Crzvens. Lucian Hills,
Hon. John {. New, W. ; I. Morton,
Hon. I NJ. sullivan, Bsrnabas Coffin,
Rev Wm. \. Holiday. John Z. Hereth.
Pro- C. y. Todd. Or. J. Vi. CASTOR,
J. George Suz. III y. Fil ch.
George v Riggs, Dr. J. n woodbu,
Robert Browning, inC. c. Wright,
W HOLIDAY ,ohn Hendricks
W 4. Holloway, a. =. DAntOrth.
J. ". Haxwell, James Greene,
Nm Il. Fry, \. d. Bilhngsy,
A J. Hay. ". W. LeatherS,
X. l. Parker, James Ninslow
J. l. Hoton,
winsloN. Lsnier Co,
J. a. RO~s, JulyII
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NOTICE.
PARTNERSHIP.

FGNaE undersigEed have formed o-psrtRership
II der the firm name OF "lndianA Backing Company, -
o- the purpose = trsnsscting General Exchange and
BANKING Business Their once i on the corner ef wash
ngton street and Virginia ATence opposite Odd Fe-
lows Hall Accounts are respectfully solicited
?. A. ". DAVIS,
v. ". wOOLLES
SAMUEL {. VANCE
WILLS 5. WEBB
J0HS L KETCiAN
JOHN P. RANTA,
WlLlIAG SEEDHAA
Ls4Acspeh Nsroh IL le5s- -9a-ls-d dvav
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moving from the blood the last spark OF these terrible
diseases that gradually burn up ths fountain Of fe
Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females.
The beauty and extreme de!icscy Of the female organ
zaton, 10 nothing Of its physiological characters
tics sufficient indications that II is sub to forms
of disease and notifications peculiar itself The
physician Of the present day does not encounter ans
more forms Of uterine diseases than did the physician Of
hy years agc but owing 10 the present social condition
OF woman her diseases increased 70 frequency and
10 the truth Of this assertion the melancholy deaths
consumption bear ample witness
At the American DisDensafy We treat by a
new method and with the happiest results, Prolsp-
sus Uteri, failing Of the womb Eruptions of the
Skin, Chloross, or Green Sckness-charaeterized by
yelOwish, dirty green palOr OF the surface; Emsnsio
Aessiam, Sbsent AenstruGton; AmenorThea, or Re-
tentOn OF the Aenses by ysenOrrhea painful and Diff
cult flow Of the Merses; MenorThagia or pr0fuse Men,
struaton Leuchorrhea, and altered
ton OF the mucus-geneTay white, OF nearly cooress
and transparent.
Reader. have given you class Of diseases that are
met with in Females of all ages, whether married
married; and TO married Females would say that there
are many other forms Of diseases peculiar 70 your
diseases of Pregnancy, Parurti0n, and Lsctation of
which space viii not admit elucCatiOn. omit II for
the council chamber, adding but disease 10
this lisi, and that Is formidable OneUcerasn oftbe
body Of the Uterus.
II you afflicted with orgauic weekness or sny as
semblsge oi morbid phenomena OF this chsFsc.er yen
nave no time 10 spare but at apply for mad cs
aid. II too late 20 arrest the disease least posi-
bic TO palliate the symptoms sni thus nOohe tine path
way 20 an untimely grave.
In majority OF instances these diseases have nads
considerable progress before the patient becomes alarm
ed In some cases an emaciation is the first indication
tnat attracts the attention OF the patients friends And
here, reader let call your attention to the
fearful significance % the word wasting" II not only
constitutes the leading feature but the earliest and
m.st ominous symptoms of Consumption, examples Of
which are invariably with in youIg ladies who
gifted with high Intellectual end0wments refined ac-
comp ishments and eyes flashing with unnatural bril-
ancy-not regarding thcse indcGtisns being those
Of incipe1t disease, but those Of personal charms.
True ala! the poet sings
"C0BSumptiOns' cheek ne'er looks nore pure.
And lovely, than when past all cure,
And yet that bloom, 80 fresh 30 still,
Has lent it's leetng zid to Bin.
And speaks, to those who watch its hue,
OF Sickness, dea.h and suffering too;
Though who, Just viewing sught so fair
Gould dream that death there;''
Address z. O. Box 1854.
I3Of6ce hours from A. n. 10 p. N. Room Nc.
"A East Washington Street, indianapolis, Indiana.
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