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Gontemnt of Court.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 3.-The or
der of Judge Chapman, of the Criminal
Court, yesterday, forbdding the publ
cation of the testimony in the trial or
Mrs. Chew, for the murder of Jacob
Hague and wife, being disregarded by
the morning papers, the reporters of the
Sentinel and Journal were arrested this
morning and fined S25 each, for con-
tempt of Court. The managing editors
of these papers, Messrs. w. K. Halo.
way and J. G. Bingham, were arrested
for ordering the publication of the tes-
timony. In the cases of the editors, the
right of the Court to suppress the pub
LEGATION of the testimony will be tested.
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Resignation Of the British Premier


New YORK, December 3.-The Her
aid saws of the resi- suatiou of the Brit
ish Minister that this prompt response
to the will of the British people, rs pop
ularly expressed, will be regarded with
satisfaction by both friends and foes of
the late Premier. There was, in fact,
no other alternative, and it would be n
happy thing for our own government if
every Cabinet Minister should feel
obliged to tender his resignation to the
President, whenever the popular will
has been expressed in opposition TO the
measures OF an existing administration.
The policy of tho new British Ministry
will, no doubt, soon be developed. In
the meantime we await the course of
events in Great Britain with profound
interest. They may be pregnaLt with
significant consequences, not only to
the future of the whole British Empire,
but the progress of liberalism among
European nations generally.
The Herald also cOmmends Sheridan'S
movement against the Indians as the
only true plan of dealing with them.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsCo, December 3.--The
Republican electors met yesterday, at
Sacrame nto, and cast the vote of Cali
fornia Tor Grant and Coltax. Charles
Westmoreland was selected as messen-
ger, to convey the same to Washington.
The total vote of the State is lOS,67S;
Grants majority, sos.
The electoral vote of Oregon was
yesterday cast for Seymour and Blair;
official majority l64.
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New York Money Market.

NEW 1ORh, DecemOer y.
MONEY--Market more active and firm
at 6a7 per cent. on call, though with
out any appearance OF stringency.
STERLING-Quiet at l09tal09E.
GOLD Dull throughout the day;
opened at 135 and closed at 34sal35f.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Higher
and firm with an improved business;
'62s were the main feature, the Bulls
running them up to III, cash, by Of
fers to purchase half a million without
bringing ont anything beyond few
small lots, the price, hswever, reacted
to llliallls. Regular coupons of 81,
lis; do 90, llls; do "a, IO7sal07l do IS,
lG7Ial05; do new, 110sall04; do '67, ll0i
all0s; do SO, ll0sall0I; lO-4Os, lo5la
1861.
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"ushingtou utems

"AsHlNGroN, December 3.-UpoR the
recommendation of the special Treas.
ury Agent, coucurred in nv the Col
lector, Mr.. McCulloch has issued an or
der making large reductions in the forca
employed in the Custom House at New
Orleans.
The experimental firing at Fort Del
aware, which is attended by Secretary
Schofield and other prominent officers
of the army, will continue Tomorrow
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beef cattle were in fair demand this
week, but prices were without any ma
terial change. 300 head arrived and
sold ct sia9c for extra; 81 for a few
choice; Ease for fair to good, and 5a6tc
per pound, gross, for common, as to quail
ity.
Hogs were lower: 1000 head sold at the
different yards at 10 50sll % per 100 lbs
act.
Sheep were in fair demand; 10, 900 head
arrived and sold at 5a6ic per ID gross as
to condition.
Cows were without change; $50 head
sold at 80 00a5O 90 for cow and calf,
and 45 00a65 90 per head for springers.
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TnrkcH and Amerien.

N%w YORK, December "a Constan-
tinop> letter to the Herald gives an ac-
couns the sentiments entertained by
the n 80 government and people for
the M ~ Gates and their anxiety
aoou1 In~ tbS this country may pur-
sue tGT 1overunt oman Empire. The
a aur and powt appreciates the
Republic and seeing /, n SnG Ae causa
for any serious difficultsSSoaole cause use
two countries, is desiroGs'G'me?n tne
inc the most friendly relatiSp.as nnd nf
disabusing the public mind heI a9o Oh
Erroneous impressions with reg any
Turkey.
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TpYAsrrpy IMPAIRMENT

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURBEsCI,
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1863.
DEAR SrE IL have received your letter Of the
nd inst, with a copy Of the Law Register and
Official Directory" Tor 1863 have not been
able TO give the work more than q cursory eI.
animation; think, however, that IL contains q
great deal of useful information In a compact
form, and that II might be Of great service TO
bankers and business men whose transactions
are lisble 10 be extended through various sec.
tons Of the country.
With thanks for your courtesy, / remain
Very respectfully, your,
II. z HULBURD,
Comptroller.
John LiringStsn, Esq. Secretary Merchant Union
LG,S Company, ~ groddu0av. N. "
WARRINGTON, D. c., FEB. q. Isss.
DEAR sIE:-Your favor Of the 22d inst. Ia
roc eived.
Accept my thanks for the copy Of the Law
Register and Official Directory" vi ich you have
been kind enough 70 forward 70 me. II II
work which cannot fail 10 be valuable 70 bank.
ers, merchants and business men generally
Very truly, yOurs,
II. MsCCLLOCH,
Secretary Of the TreEsury.
John Lir1ngston Esq HsTehann' UHi0a Law
Company, HeN York. marc
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY, December 3.-In the primary
convention of the Episcopal Church OF
the new Diocese, now in session at st.
Peters Church, the sum Of $4,000 was
pledged by the various churches for
missionary purposes. The first ballot
for Bishop of the Diocese resulted in no
choice.
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Toledo Market.

Toledo, december y.
Flour, quiet Wheat, 2a3c better;
sales of No. l white Michigan at 2 03;
No: : do, s.; amber, 7Sal so, closing
at 19i. Corn, dull and 2a3c lower;
safes OF kiln-dried at 90c; new, 75c; do
rejected, Csc; do condemned, Coo. Oats,
STEADY at o1c for Michigan. Rye, un-
changed. Barley, steady. Glover seed
&c better; sales at : 20; dressed hogs.
sales at S.a9c. ~
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REGISTERS OFFICE.

IHEAhUhf DEPARTMENT. z
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Fob. ~, 1857
John LiUin1ston, Esq, Secretary Merehdnts' UHfo
Lao Company:
DEAR SIR:-rhe new Law Register and ON.
cial Directory, Just issued, appears TO have been
very carefully prepared, and we find It of great
service in the transaction of the business OF this
Department We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition TO- and should he on the
desk of, every prominent official, banker, mer.
chant, and business man.
Respectfully, n. l.. JEFfKlES,
Register.
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wAsmNorov. D. G.. reb. .. lses.

ASIIINVIUNI ID % IVU' - I0Oo'
John LiringSton, Esq, SeeretdTyof The Merchant
Union LdO Company Nea0 York cay:
Sir The new Law Register and Official Di
rectory, Just issued appears 70 have been care
fally and judiciously prepared, with view TO
furnish important information TO the business
world. / find IL useful as a book Of reference
in the transaction Of official business and IL will
doubtless prove a valuable acquisition 20 the
desk Of TIE banker. merchant and business man.
Respectfully, JOSEPH s. WILSON,
CommiA aloner Of the General Land Office.
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Treasurer of the United State

WARRINGTON, d. g, Feb. "a, 1868.
John Liringston Esq, S,cr'fary Merchants Union
Lac Company: go,
DrAR SIN = che new Law Register and ON.
cial Directory, Just issued appears to have been
very carefully prepared, and we find II OF great
service in the Transaction of the business OF this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable acouisition 10, aud should be on the
desk of. every prominent official, banker, mer
chant, ana Dustucss man.
Very respectfully, n. n. LENELh,
Third Asst. i. N General
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General Grant

Boston, December 3.-General Grant
lid not visit Lawrence to-day. This
morning was occupied by the reception
Visitors. This afternoon he will par
/ Co, of dinner given by the City
evenn at the st. James. Later in the
Centrahe will visit the rooms Of the
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

PENSION OFFlCE,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Feb -, 1869. }
John Livingston, Esq:
R;-The new Law Register and Official Di.
rectory. a copy Of which you were so kind a. TO
forward to my address, will be Of material ser
vice in the transaction Of the business Of this
office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great labor, and IL would DO Of
particular value, beyond doubt 20 every promi.
nent official, banker, merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yonrs,
JOSEPH II BARRETT,
Commissioner Of Pensionh
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Fire.

NEWARK, n. j., December "a fire
this morning, at Irvington, destroyed
Belden Brothers rule and skate factory.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from the spontaneous combustion of
cotton waste. Insured for SIS, 900,
which is about half the loss.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December 3.-Tbe Elec-
toral College of Maryland met yester-
day at Annapolis. They cast the seven
votes for Seymour and Blair. Judge r.
b. Carmichael, one of the electors at
large, being absent, Geo. o. Mill was
elected to fill the vacancy.
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb. "a ls6S.
,Iohn Iivinostor ESQ.,, Secretary Merchants Union
Lao Company, Nea0 York;
DEAR SIR:-Your new Law Register and ON.
cial Directory, just issued, appears TO have been
very carefully prepared, and we think may be
of great service in the transaction OF the hnsl'
,ass of tins Department. The work will doubt
less prove valuable TO every official, banker,
merchant and business man.
ALEX. w. RANDALL,
T. NJ. Genera.
ST. JOHN b. l.. SKINNER,
First Asst. p. NJ. General.
JOSEPH II. BLACKFAN,
Chief Clerk i. q. Dept
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Consecrnfcd.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3.-Benja-
min Wistar Morris was consecrated in
st. Luke's Church this morning as Mis-
sonary Bishop of Oregon. Bishops
Lee, Odenheimer, Nail, Kerfoot, Ran
Gall and Clarkson officiated.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, December 3.-After a long
debate in the House, resolutionI was
adopted by large majority, sustaining
the Government in its policy of refus-
ing endowments to sectarian institu-
lions
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nrnunn Over.

OTTAWA, December S,-The o'ta ava
r;ysr was frozen over yesterday. Inc
water in the Redeem canal is lower
than it has been for many winters
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From, Montreal.

MONTREAL, December 3.-The ferry
boat has ceased running and the har-
Dor is quite deserted. The canal below
Wellington bridge is completely frozen
up.
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BUSINESS MANUAL.

NEW YORK!
PUBLISHED BY The
MERCHANTS UNION LAW COMPANY
No. I2s Broadway Third Floor,
I'm the American Exchange Nauona- BANK
Building.
FThe Book will be sent, prepaid, 70 any
address, In the United States on receipt 81 ZEN
DOLLARS; or, IL will be forwarded by Express
with bill, 10 be paid on delivery
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w,suxarey ID. c.. Feb. a, 1868.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., Feb. -, 1868
John Lirington, Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
Lac Company:
DEAR SIR: The new Law Register and OH
cial Directory, Just issued, appears To have been
very carefully prepared, and we find It Of great
service in the transaction Of the business OF this
Department. We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition 10, and should he on the
JesL of every prominent official, banker, mcr
F. T.. SPINNER,
Treasurer of the United States.
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A feeling of fnllness, heat, irritation, soreness
or pain f. generally experienced in the nostris
near the root of the nose well as In the upper
part of the throat, above and behind the soft
palate, and headache is rarely altogether absent.
A distressing sensation Of heavy weight or com.
preston is usually complained of over the fore
head, and especially in the n gion Immediately
above and between the eyes Sometimes pain
is ebstinately fixed in some particular part, a.
in the temple, on the top Of the head, at the
back Of the neck OF behind the orbits and Occa.
sionaly pain manifests itself In the face, Of 10
severe character that IL is frequently mistaken
for neuralgia.
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The thickened condition Of the mucous Nom.
brane, and the collection of the purulent matter
in the nasal canals interfsres with respiration
through the nose, and oblige persons so affected
very deleteiious at all times, but more particu.
larry so during sleep, which, under such circum.
stances, is always pestless and accompanied by
a heavy snoring sound
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In cases where the discharge is copious, and
of a loose and fluid character, II frequently dis.
turbs the sufferers rest by the necessity OF fire.
quent eIpectOratiOn, because the purulent fluid
is naturally more apt to run into the throat
when, as during sleep, the head is thrown back.
Should expectOratiOn be neglected IA may occa-
sionally happen during heavy sleep the invalid
ia startled from bis rest by a sensation Of cbOk.
ing caused by the filling up Of the throat with
the accumulated secretion from the head.
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Again, the offensive matter concerts into dry,
hard masses or crusts which Obstruct breath.
ing, aud are very difficult to dctacb, their dis
Judgment often requiring the most dolent
efforts. Sometimes these incrustations come
away in small hard Jumps, or fragments of a
deep green tint, but occasionally broad and fat
casts of notable size are expelled, on which
traces of blood may at times be Observed This
condition il very liable TO run on to serious
liberation, involving loss of the bony struc.
ture of the nose, and subsequent fattening of
that organ.
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The nasal membrane is usually very much
thickened and congested, causing the rose to be
stopped up sometimes on one side, and some
times on the other and often on both, giving
rise to a disagrees BILE stuffy sensation IN the
head, and occasionally to violent paroxysms Of
sneezing.
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The patients generally complain Of lassitsde
mental erertious, feeling of weight and dis
comfort in the region Of the stomach and a
constant disposition to droEsiRess and sleep.
The mental faculties are also sometimes slirhtfy
affected, loss Of memory being more OF less
present.
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rNnopsPvENT or THE rRESs

The many Thousands cured At aIi s 81
ment within the last twenty yeAf' Aha ",
merous important Surgical OpcralloE, p,i.o'...
by DR.. Johnston, witnos.sd BY the fspe,',t
the Sun, and many other paPsH so tu.'p,', 4.
appeared again and again before Ns 49,.
sides his standing A. gentleman o. 80, 49,.
and responsibility, is a sufficient faA''''
aniIcted; auz.A1
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The voice is generally affected and becomes
hoarse mufiied, weak or uneven, and assumes a
nasal character, or al unpleasant shifting DUAL.
ity. Cough Of variable severity is not unfre-
quently one Of the symptoms and results Of
Catarrh.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain pJs.
tice INDUCED in when alone a habit trtQaUU
learned from evil companions, or Al school Oh
effects Of which are nightly felt even shs
asleep. and II not cured renders marriage p
possible. and destroys both mind snA .r.r
should apply Immediately
What a pity that a young nan. the hops %
his country, the darling Of bis parcutH sbgr.t
be snatohed from all prospects Md cuiuNmsrs
of life by the consequences Of devtatug iroa
the path of nature and INDUCING IN oerizl
secret habit. Such persons must before 6sr
tsmplAtinL
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Member Of the Royal College Of Sut,,,n,
don, graduate from one OF the most s,,,.'.
Colleges In the United States. and the -.
part Of whose life has been spent IN the bs.r','
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia and els.ut.,.
has effected some OF the most as,ouish,ps en-.
that were ever known. Many trouSlsS a,
ringing in the head and ears " Lcu asletp en-,
nervousness, being alarmed AZ sudden sssri
bashfulness, with frequent bushing. sli,-5.'
sometimes with arrangement Of mind ~, r..
ed Immediately.
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Among civilized communities there is no dis
ease more prevalent, more universally offensive
more productive of discomfort, or more liable
70 give rise to variety of distressing and dan
gerous complications than Catarrh; In its pre-
gressive stages of development the senses .,
smell and taste are frequently lost hearing and
sight often suffer severe injury. Throat Alice
tions. Asthma and Bronchial Complaints are
successfully introduced, and Consumption Is
almost its inevitable result.
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The stomach generally suffers more or less.
and becomes weak and irritable; the appetite
is capncious and is nearly always bad in the
morning.
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Reflect that n sound mind and BODY are h'
most necessary requisites % promote oouButA
happiness. Indeed, without these the Jonrr'l
through life becomes a weary pilgrimAse q,
prospect hourly darkens 20 the view; ihs up
beoomes shadowed with despair and hllcd s'F
the melancholy rehoetion that the happ.rrs'
.pother becoffies blirhted with our own.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-10-21

still to learn the instance where the strong
er win would not eoutrol.
My conclusions then are these
l. That Planchette is dependent upon
the same principle as the turning table "
for its motion. e. on the peculiar power
Of certain persons. Into this subject |
cannot Ut present enter Ii has been done
fully BY Count Agenor de Gasparin, and
in Or. Esdalie's work on Mesmerism rs
Applied to Surgery
. That amer motion is obtained, the
intelligent motion is the result Of thought
and e IL. either conscious or unconscious.
3. That the stronger will controls in all
cases.
l. That Phnchetts answers nothing
which the +" mediums do not kH0r or
gsscss. This accounts for its wild pre-
dictious and Imaginable hlunders.
5. That left to itself il viii naturally
write nothing ill there be clear thought
in the mind
reserve my opinions for the present
concerning the source OF its motion the
characteristics Of good mediums the
application OF this little instrument TO the
refu;ation Of certain great and important
errors and its use in the Investigation OF
mesmerism, biology, animal magnetism and
matters kindred thereto. These are prop
erly the topics for purely scientific articles
but if l have by this plain statement
pointed out the way 10 such straight
forward, intelligent study, | shall be glad.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-10-21
Licenses Expiring in Oct, 1868.

ID ETAIL.---Hcnolulu, lat J Thrupp.
H I'd A Kennedy, 10th Hall and Son.
18th Perry, 18th Akana, 23d Kaulunahese.
LIST Reinhardt. 4fh G Silva, 18th Achou. an
Mossmsn Son. 23d A Goldstone, 4th 1 Bart
lett. 1esa 2 Hoffman,, Goth J 7 Waserhouse.
18th Joaquin. 18th A clsghaEn. Kaaai-si
Tin Chin and Co, Hanapeps, 10Th Koiuana.
Hanalei- Maui-4th Nesdham and Norton,
Path Aiona. 23d Amau. Wailuku. Hawai-
Kohala, 18th Ahana and Apo, Bio, 18th Al
fong and Aehuek, 18th Aiko.
Wholesale.---Ho nolulu, lat eolles A Co.
10th Hall and Son, 2sd Along 4 Achuck.
Retail Spirits. ---25dJ Booth, 10th WIN
Hughes. for Royal Hotel
Wholesale Spirits. --15fh Msichors 4 Co
vietualiing.--1sth Eapaing. sth AK
val, I'd Ahchung, End Ahuna. 1lth L sebas-
tian, Hilo.
Buteher.--7th Wood & Co, 18th G Ris.-
y, Path Z Jones, Lahaina-
Pianfafion.--H auaii, ID Wing Fsf ana
Co, 9th Onamea Plantation.
Horse.--1st Kaaioipahia, No Il. Ind Il
colburn. No Il. z4ta Panihnfe, No is. 18Th r
Meek, ~ No 16, z9th KanhinhsEs, No II.
2eth Afatt, No 10, Seth Kahas, No 10, slsf
Hoopakels, No 20.
Boat, sth Bob. No IS. 10th Hitler. No
80, lfth Aomale, 10 81, 18th Mannel sussh.
No 80, 18th, Ii. No 80, 1zd Haapu. 70 40.
ed Kekahuna, No Al. 23d Il. No ~. zftk
Keoimi. No ~, z4fh, Keoni, No ~. 2fth Pahs-
nni. No As. zlth, Pila, No 1s, 9th Keo BEL
Ia, No 81, 18th Kanskea, No %. zeth KerIo.
No ~, 18th, Kauakainui, No 50, 26th Kai.
4, No 81, slst Kaiuna, a oarB) No !, SD Z
W Cartwright, No Z.
Billiards 4 Bowling, ga Booth.
Auction, ID 7 " Everett. Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-10-21

THE UsEs OF SoRRow.-lt is an old sto-
nv. that Of the Peruvian silver mines We
have read how the runaway slave. hunted
BY his pursuers. He'd up the mountain side,
and clinging to the branches Of young
sapling which grew there. tore it from the
ground and discovered At its roots the pre-
cious metal which revealed Potosi's untold
wealth. That young sapling was never
planted again. Ii might have lived for
many and many year on the fertile noun
tain side; birds might have built their nests
in the branches Of il. aud weary travellers
slept beneath its shade. But it told Of the
mines Of Peru. That was enough. A
nobler work that than shelteriug weary
travellers, or futtering Young green leaves
in the sunshine. Aud having done this
work they let it die. So, in many hu-
man heart, the rude hand Of disappolnt-
ment, tearing up the bright flowers Of hope
and promise, finds at their roots the shin
ing ore which tells of silver beneath. And
when that wealth is won, who shall mourn
if the flowers. that might have been so fair,
wither UNDECIDED on the ground, whose
treasures they have died to reveal.