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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

THE SEVENTH STREET Passenger Railroad
Relief Association give grand Picnic at 9TH
street Park this evening. Give them a bumper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

EDITOR STAR:-Will you be kind enough TO
call the attention Of the city authorities 10 the
filthy condition Of an alley running from NJ to
street, between 9th and 9th streets. The
stehch arising from decaying matter in this al
continue, We may expect this part of the civ 70
be visited by raging fever. r.
Washington, June IL, IS6s.
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Dr.. WHITE, Surgeon OAiropodist, 90 Penn.
sylvanfa avenue, between * and 9th streets;
established 1s61. Oorns, D1nisns, Bad Nails,
ENLARGED Joints, warts, Molee, &c, s Accessibility
win ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. to o. m
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KEEP Cool,


~ Npx SU1F88 KKuH TIT HAT, VIII Won
can be perfectly cool and com fortable by pur-
chasing one of those elegant Liuen Suits in
such profusion AT liable & Co.'s. i6s Penna.
avenue. D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

wARN-To.day has been the warmest OF the
season. The thermometer at Franklin's (ths
optician's) store on, Pennsylvania avenue, in.
dictated % degrees above zero at 12.l5 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

ACC1DEST.-This morning. about o'clock
WhlIe Eli Robinson, a colored man in the
employ of the Washington and (ieorgetJwn
Ice Company. was engaged in unloading Ice
from vessel AT Fowler's wharf, large flake.
,Meigh1IE over two hundred pounds, fell by
the parting of the span, from a distance of over
thirty feet, and striking his head was broken
into fragments, the greater portion Of orhi.h
bounded into the Potomac, and was lost. the
sudden contact OF the frozen liquid with the
head OF Robinson, felled him to the .,har.
thereby stunning him slightly; bri m q saE
minutes he was mp again and AT -rorr .s r;or
ously as If nothing had harpened' When IN
s1ea; ais sShee ana weiS.t Of the mass of ice is
Onsncs did me-, wonder that fatal conse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

A LAkef STOCK Of handsome Silk Mantillas.
OF me newest DESIGNS al less than cost price, at
Nd. WILLIAMS, $50 Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

FUNERAl.-The funeral OF Quartermaster
Sergeant William A. WIlker, of the Marine
late residence, ON q street south, near 18th east,
and wss largely attended. Syracusan Lodge,
No, ~, Knights Of Pythias, headed by Heald's
american Brass Band; Washington Naval
Lodge, No. 4, F. and A. NJ, headed by field
frw;ic from the barracks, and a committee from
IT,; Scnuetzen Verein We're in line. The remains
We're conveyed to the Congressional Cemete ",
Where the funeral services were conducted on
the part OF the Masons by w. nj. James g.
Dulin, and ON the part of the knights OF Pythias
by r. e. Clarence NJ. Barton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

DrsABLHp-The schooner r. g. Morris, from
Gardiner, Me-, with a cargo of ice for the
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company, is
is reported to be lying-to opposite Maryland
Point, IN q leaky condition. A fresh crew has
been sent down to bring her TO this port, and
her arrival may be expected this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

TIE CONSERVATIVE WINGs-CIrY CoUH.
CILs.-The Conservative members Of the City
Councils met yesterday afternoon informally,
at the once OF Mr.. A. Lloyd, but without
transacting any business, took a recess 10 this
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

"ATRIMoNIAL.-Last evening, at E-street
Baptist Church, Miss Mary A. Given, daugh.
ter OF John I. Given, Esq, was united in
marriage to Mr. w. A. Farlee. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DIR. Samson, in pres
ence of a very large assemblage Of the friends
Of the bride and groom. Misses Hannah Slater
and Mary Edmonston were the brides maids.
and Messrs. ]. Z. Swarmsted and Jesse Zepp
the groomsmen. A wedding march was per-
entered the church, and the ceremony closed
with appropriate music The wedding party
then proceeded to the residence Of the brides
father, where the bride and groom received the
congratulations OF their numerous friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Los noUNf vERsoI.

s,Iii ne WIT; y ec1modisus and stssn0 Pssssases
Sois r AnkoM. Thomas Stack
Wharf. iess q seventh ii" ..l 1ss,' .. ne y
SERNoSS S Asnnd.ys sIcsltedl Tor nogsr
hfNLaE2HnANFpElA: foRi fooT. and icEf Eatsa
Esht ~. kSernans. the Steamer viii arrive %
nees Who yish 20 leave the city the same
ssssIS 70 AXE the cars for the north. Wet, and
Fare 70 Mount Vernon and rsturn. ,pe,,d,n,
Tickets Tor sale st ell the principal Hotels and OF
board the Steamer
The Arrow can be chartered by private psrti .,
for ENcursions on the Potomac. Leaving Ter vsag
As clSsk N Apply on board. or 90
JAMES SHkk e, General Superintendent.
er "a Once. Willnrdsl Ros.I
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CHURCH MEETING IN UNIONTOWN-The
ladies OF Uniontown and vicinity recently held
strawberry festival TO assist In raising funds
TO build an Episcopal Church in Uniontown,
al winch 500 was raised, and quite a large
amount has since been subscribed meeting
OF the persons interested was held on Tuesday
evening last, when Mr.. VIM. +. Parish was
chosen chairman and Captain ]. r. McConnelI
appointed secretary. After some discussion as
10 the propriety OF erecting vestry, commit.
Tee 10 select site for the new church was an.
pointed, composed Of Colonel Henry Nailor
George Martin. James Robinson, w +. Farish
ana Dr. j. n. Wadsworth. A committee of all
me ladies present was appointed to canvass for
sno,crlptlons 10 aid the enterprise. Colonel
Major. Capt. Mcconnell. George Marin. Ia
Robinson and w. +. Parish were added TO the
committee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
DRIsroL LINE
BETWEEN
NEW foRk AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL,

INV BfBfoRb' Carl IEAoS op an e%A
Al roints 81 railway communicating
ne new and splendid steamers BRISTOL s,s
fkONlDkNCk leave Pier No. a. North River 60,
o. Cana street, adJotnine Decreases ST rerry NJ.
nofk, 49, m daily Sundays exec pied Gomez.
ing via steamboat train st Bristol al a ID a mn
Gnslng IN Boston at m. In time 10 eoansct
with AL the morning trains from that citv
Tao moa desirable and pleasant rosts 20 IA, Wa.
MosNfatHs. N-'' 80 4*e "sf.s
Ifdct.Iers tor fAaf pO'sf ods ,1ake DIRE, oo,n.,
tea py way OF Prortdsart and Worcester or Sc.
sssie ICONS aud Tickets secured ct once on Pie
apa -5m Ii. %. BRIGGS Gan M.,.c.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

r. ooscE X EXTRACT
JAMAICA GINGER,
Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best In use.
IL is an excellent
TONIC, ANTI -DYsPEPTICsn and INvIGoRAToR
And 10 also used for Flsvorine purpose
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALwAYsRAyKI
ACertin cate Of Analysis from the eAdips Ans
lytical Chemist OF Baltimore, accompanies esoe
PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
Manufactured by
y. p. Scott, Chemist,
BALTIMORE.
kolc by tne folloNing named Chemists IN VISIT.
ing'Ggn . trS Ss9rs ESSTs ..o p. w..,,n.
VIM si THOMPSON, corner lsth Of. and n
D: CLARKE 1 CO., corner Pa. sve. and
VIM ~ sLoMEE, corner Pa. sy. and 10Th u.
JOHN D ATS: corner y and 18th sts., and :
and l., Navy Yard, Washington.
McFHERsON FURGUeON, Capitol Hill.
Hessrs. RITCHIE D CAUeTlh, Forrest Han
GE6BGI w. CBoPLEY, Bridge ct. NIB II ,sn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

I,O.G; TT oYand Lodge of the District
TemnIaI. .ef sne Independent Order of Good
Leaer mes yesterday afternoon In Union
VT; I. shepherd, g. Sec; Mrs. Lizzie Gil
bert, G. W. A. Sec; Sam Houston, G. w.
Chap; c. H. Golden, W. g. Mar, L. H. Patfer-
son. G.. Sent Were present; and representatives
from lodges l, 2, 3, 5, 9, 9, - IL, ID, TO- ID, Is
II soldiers lodges. The reports from the
different lodges show the Order in this District
to be in a highly prosperous condiuon. -Four
lodges have been instituted SINCE ms teSI SEES.
sion Of the Grand Lodge, and over 500 have
| the National Temperance Convention to be
| held at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 18th of July,
| the following were appointed delegates A. T.
Longley, DAVIS Baker, Sam Houston, L. L.
| Alternates, L. F. Hunt, G. II. Golden, b. +.
/ wilkins, w. s. Lincoln. J. X. Edison. ]. ).
Gourley. and Mrs. E. r. Dickinson.
| TWENTY PER CEyr.-The next best thing to
| having ~ per cent increase Of salary is TO save
| % per cent in your purchases, and that can be
done, in the articles Of Boots and Shoes at least
| by buying your "foot.gearh Of q. b. Wilson,
| under Odd Fellows Hall, eth street. HIS new
style Of French box toe shoes are just the thing
for summer wear, beng neat and comfortable
Being made on a last Of peculiar construction
they do not "run OVER or bulge, as most shoes
look as genteel at the end Of the season as wher
first purchased. He has them OF patent leather
and Of calf, and also has a splendid stock o.
strap shoes, oxford ties, and balmorals for gen
tlemen's wear, and an elegant assortment O
ladies' Shoes OF the latest styles and most an
proved make. His stock Of misses variously
! colored shoes-button and lace-is most extsn
! siye: and altogether any one who can't md
Of his family, from the baby mp, is very har
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18
GEORGETOWN ABVIRrISIHTyN.
RYTHOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georeetown
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN

IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, June Is, ls6e. at S clock "a m .
will sell In front of the premises. parts of Lots
No: two hundred and seven (2N o I'D Two hundred
and eight, t2el in Beatty q Hawkins addition T.
GeorRetown, fronting thirty -sevea (SD feet two (s)
inches Oh the west side OF High street absve Fffth
street, and running back 20 Market street The
imProvemt nts consist of two story Brick Store
and Dwelling house The property viii be divi,
ded into separate lots, IL desired
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in and Il
months with interest secured by deed OF trust on
the property. Conveyapcing and stamps At tn
cost OF the purchaser If the terms Of sale are not
complied with in six days after day Of sale th@
property viii he resold at the risk and eN eSof
the defaulting purchaser. A deposit of $50 will lie
required when the property 10 struck OF
CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS,
-. Attorney for Owner
Jes THOS. DOWNING, Auct
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED en-
I'll TUESDAY, june sd, at the same hour
CHARLES NJ MATTHEW'S
- Attorney for Owner
leI THOS. BOWLING, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

TIE NEW EXPRESS LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WAsBINcTo
AND GE0RGEf0wH
OLD LINE aaR
REGULAR SAILING DAYS
From GEORGETOWN,
FRIDAY, ATTAIN.
FROM NEW YORK,
SATURDAY, AT IAN.
Tor freight, apply 70
JOHN b. DAVIDSON AGENT
oS W ster street, GeorgetOwn, ID O.
n. ELDBlDGE q CO., Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alexandra,
JAMEs HAND, Agest,
1OS Wall street, New York
Freight received Constantly and forwarded 10
parte OF the country With despatch.
nh 2ly JOHN b. DAVIDSON Agent
New MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIP
" L. &. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBsOS.
Will run regularly during the winter month. he.
tween New York ,Alexsndrfs, Washina- $500
Ton, and Georgetown, - fellows \TNA
Leave New York, from Pier -, East
Eixer,M rhe foot Of Roosevelt street, every SAT
UkpAn, ate p. M; Georgetoyn, from wharf foot
drta every FRIDAY, Of !, M
FOR freight or passage apply ~ the once OF the
company, corner Of New York avenue and l,ts
street below Navy Department.
dea.a Nv. THOMPSON Pre.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

GEETLEMEET DR. Ese SHIFTS
A full supply constantly on hand ard made 20 or
der In superior style. st
HEW YORK PRICES
STEPHENS 90,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue.
NIB lliu between 9Th and 10Th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

az MN WANTED TO BUY-An kinds Of
WCsOOO. Gentlemens and Ladies' second.
band CLOTHING. Also, all kinds Of FURNI-
TURE, for which fair price win be paid. Of No
~ Bridge street. Georgetown. fels-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-18

Fourth DfsirIct.-Primary No. s, y
Gray. teacher, was examined -~Iss Matte
X 4. CrOggon. who W yesterday by DIR.
Mr.. J. l. Z. Holr~~ a, srrass assisted by
Number or " ~ex On J,.p s-xe Of the district
alph~ a. ~caI ~. preserns 81: p in the
<,ea,TS.,er IN the primer. The school is com.
~pesed Of little girls, and the room was pretuly
set OF with flowers, notices. etc. Inc exer-
cises We're Of the highest order in that grade OF
school-Ihe reading, spelling, and writing being
especially noticeable. A large mum Der of parents
and friends attended, and all seemed delighted
with the teacher and school. At the close, Mr..
JEF. Holmead, by request of the examining
Trustee, made few happy remarks congratu-
fatory TO the pupils and teacher, and to the
neighborhood- so fortunate Ia having their
educational interests well cared for In respect
10 the very important matter Of primary edu-
cation. The school is located on 10Th street
south, Just below Ry land Chapel, and Is very
good one. nicely furnished.
Primary, No 9, Mss Hattie Davis. was q X.
aminsd yesterday afternoon by Mr.. W. j
Stephenson. The school Is composed OF boys
of the a, b, class, and was organized in Octo'
Der last with not very encouraging prospects
The teacher is young, but among the most com
petsnt in scholarship, and her experience o.
the past year will enable her 70 bring up tbs
school 10 a grade equal TO some OF longer stand
ing. However, the exercises Were eredItable
and showed commendable exertion on the par
of Miss Davis, whose pupils gave successful
specimens Of the hat new species Of yo
caIism, called spelling words by sound, which
IS the elaboration of the sound Of vowels AMI
GOnSOnall clcmcDls VI WHICH the WOru Is com
posed. The popular idea among those who ad
yocate this style Of word drill, is that IL i'm
proves the articulation of the word elemen,
and thus the enunciaiion OF entire words.
shows Enterprise on the part OF Miss Davis il
s.trying II on" There are s. pupils enrolled
and ali were present at the examination
Primary No. 10, composed OF boys, Miss Bet
the Robinson teacher, was examined oy MI
CasselI. This is also an experimental school
being composed OF the youngest pupils, " a
had failed 10 gain admission TO other school:
In January last this institution had ~ pupil
an the alphabet, and the remainder In III
dog and SCAT" egory Of Juvenile scholar
ship This school, and that Of Miss Davis, Nc
9 Is about as inviting IN its location as the Dis
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
THE hUKLUX KLAN.

DISCLOSURE OF PLOT TO OVERTHROW THE
LAWS IN MISSOURI.
The telegraph gave u.s. on Monday, an epi-
tome Of the following exposure which is made by The
s. Louis Democrat;
We before tho papers Of secret armed organ
zaou Of Democrats tho purpose OF Which Il 10 oyerpow-
er Government and to tample INTO the dust the laws
In this state the immediate point on atacK the 10! 81
Government and thc law excluding Rebels from suffrage.
southern States It aus at the overthrow OF the eX
i-tng state Governments IN both IL is composed mainly
~ Rebels, aud II is complete military organization
arc cSscy IN corucrtior Whrher IL has Vet any exist
ruco u tho Northern States we cannot possibly say Az
tho South works actively by TIE assassination Of lead
have occurred and IN several localities have
proof that lists of Radicals to DO removed at
the earliest opportunity have been made. But its FIRST
object here carry tie election by force possible
~ this oud picked band of men, limited IN number. is
zat0n IN every partcaar ITS purposes are concealed
even tho body ot Democrats Tor no Democrat not
call It's members are bound By secret oath 70 obey the
orders of their leader ana every company required 20
week Tor rUca TO send constant repOrts OF
les effective force and keep the force 10 the fun
number. The Laturo of tie Organization shows that
10 Ewiul eI"rt 10 carry the state Is contemplated.
IL buds men directly 90 armed cooperation to
I9ue the admission 'I ah DeI.aalluo Fo..s' Al
GLIDING those OF Rebels Tie injunction OF Sc
crecy, the oath to obey VOWS the establishment
of secret signs and Signals, the peculiar form OF the
Orgauzhun IN sections Of 10 men eteh under control OF
an ocpr the prohibition Of books aud records, aud the
exclusion OF an visiting mtMOeTs ahd Democrats not
which men, 5ei0 their party friends, dare not
put upon paper, and hope % accomplish IL ouy BY
cons piracy the most desperate and awlcss In the
STATE. circular dated 81. Louis Aug u, 1865 Is
follows:
DF sa; . rgtt bv resbs time b,, ar.
rived maud a. nnau orIisps lets asl Tree neb is
utIt the
sr1nrG bat must he rctr cd 90 sy5ienste
bt consisting ~ 600 pa Democrat wlo knos iber nights
meg what and just lie who
enemies 10 view Of the sbors ard
tsr apparent reasons OTgnou has been formed here
looks tusi pru'tcilpi SOB aIFoac-ng contest II
sgpne contents you vii ~ proceed organise by singing
n H "a |
B-tituf r h- distractions 90 u that prudent
.n Iy1n form whole company DO the hest
Eril, A. Iere, esq, Box Ne lt5, % Louis No,
select rriaoo Democrat
e us precinct who will take command Of another COMPANY
ard s, 80 me immediate All the nrnocrttc with
ACTIVITY u,e VIII tte state r seymour and B.lir
We earnestly dcv correspondence and II decline
reliable prudent Democrat whom
Your 0hs,eut servant,
j. Ibe rp0tance OF sceey IN this matter readily pocsva
be We rely yJurd discretion aud hdcAty.'"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

To the Fdftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | notice paragraph going the rounds
OF the newspapers, pap ing tribute % tho man who
fOresaw, nearly generation ago the future possibilities
OF this country and who exhibits curiostie writ
ings IN which he predicted as far back as 57 the event
ua building OF Pacific Railroad across this continent"
His name Is Dr. Carver and paragraph calls him the
Father OF the Pacific Railway"
beg leave 10 say, that am great way ahead OF the
Doctor IN the prediction OF this great enterprise
fastening TO It's completion In the early part Of 1888
nearly tn years bgore wrote as follows IN the editorial
pages OF my blessed old KNICKERBOCKER Magazine.
There Will yet be built railway from the Atlantic 70
tho Pacific Lot tho prediction be marked FOR the work
will be accomplished This great chain OF communication
wyet bo innde WITH links OF iron, long drawn ont" The
treasures OF the earth In thar wide region not destined
t. be lost The mountains OF coal the vast meadow seas
the fields OF salt the mighty forests with trees 800 feet
high the stores Of magnesathe crystazed lakes O vau
able salts these were not formed 10 be unemployed aud
wasted The reader "a now living who will make a rail.
road trip across THIS vast continent The granite noun
tain VIII melt before the hand Of enterprise; valleys
will be raised, and tho unweaTyiug fire.
steod wiz spout his hot white breath, where
silence has reigned since the morning hymn
OF young Creation pe1led mOuntaiu Hood and
field. The mammoth's bone. aud the blsOn's horn
buried Tor centuries and long since turned n stone, viii
ana Pacific Railroad Rock. which stand now on the
night when Noahs deluge first dred, will heave beneath
the action Of yllanous saltpeer' aud where the prairie
sky with lts wood frngcd streams and howerenamelcd
turf and its herds OF startled bnaoes shall sweep the
long kissing train Of cars, crowded with passengers for
Night will bo invaded. While in place Of the roar OF
Wild beasts, and the howl OF wilder Indians,
beating OF ocks. The plow will cleage the sods OF
many r.ch valley and fruitful hill, while from many
dark bosom shall 60 up pure PRAYER 70 the Great Spirit.
-" whose abode ~ the heavens At.
Whose wanpum OF peace rs the bow in the sky"
should like 10 know of Mr. Cisco or Dr. DuTant OF the
Union Pnclfc Railway they have any earlier prediction
OF the buidng OF Pacific Railway than this from the
pon or yours truly j. GAYLORD CLARK.
Aep' York. Aug. 22
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27
BOARD OF AUDT-HEAvY CLAIMS.

The Board Of Audit met at noon yesterday,
and considered the claims OF c L. Purdy for s.379 for
erecting freengne and hose carriage buildngs during
the year also Of the estate Of Daniel Devlin late
City Chamberlain for $340OO for commissions moneys
belonging To tho city In his custody during his term OF
onice OF William Mckeag and others $4,000, for
services Attorneys In defending suits against the
Csunty arising ont OF tho prosecution by the old Board
OF Excise against unlicensed hduOr dealers. Decisions
reserved
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

We have printed IN italics the words whose read
ing has been changed in consequence of more care
ful study since Mr.. Morley first published the poem
"COnsistenCes' was "eXistencies" "thus calcnd
was tho entered and prolific was Htifc.'
writer signing himself rs. NJ Pr publishes q let
Ter in The Times of July %, IN which no concludes
against the probability Of the poem being Millions
because while the word "tsp does not occur in the
authorized translation Of the Bible, nor he believes
In Millions Poems, and is only used three timos in
Shakespeare in the "Eptaph" il occurs no less than
four times This statement of rs NJ. p" has had
perhaps as much weight against the authenticity or
the "EpltaphH as anything that has been brought
forward; II has been extensively copied, and poor
Lord Winehlsea, who in his zeal picks up any stone
his hand touches without looking TO see whether 10
be clean or not, has snatehed this from g. NJ, rs
hands, and thrown it with a resonant shout against
Mr. Morley and his poem. But it, instead Of taking
" 5. NJ Ps' word for it, he had made little inquiry,
he would have found in available book by that most
accurate and painstaking writer Prof George L.
Cralk, The English of Shakespeare that Shakes
peare has used the word ITS our times, certainly,
and, according to some editions, seven times, and
there may be other instances that have escaped Mr.
CralSs Observation though IL is difficult 20 speak
positively, since Mrs. Carkes concordance does not
include the word. SO far as we know and as IS in
deed probable, the word is not used In the author
Jed Version of the Bible but, which il moIe u opr
New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

"Theu pass on gently, ye that mourn
Touch not this mine followed urn;
These ashes which do here remain
vital tnCture stil retain;
A seminal form within the d0eps
OF this little chaos sleeps;
The thread OF life uutWisted is
Into its first constituencies
Infant nature Graded hero
In It's principles appear.
This plant thus odleiii'd into dust
In It's ashes rest II must.
" Until sweet Psyche shall inspire
softennR and prolific fire
Aud In his fostering arms enf0ld
THIS heavy and this earthly mould
Then as am I'll be no more
But blOOme and blossom (as before)
When this cold numbness shall retreat
HR a more fhan chelnlr hhRf.n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-09-15
TEsTlM oNIALs.
OGDENsBURoH. N. Y. NAV 7

OGDENsBuRaH, N. Y, May z, '67.
Mr.. McKELvEY: Dear Sir-Your Life Com
pound is working wonders in this section, and
have every reason to be thankful for what it
has ssecemplished in my own case and that Of
my wife. My complaint, IS you may remem :
Der, was Liver Disease in its worst form 1 had
not taKen your medicine more than three weeks,
when felt SO much encouraged as to order =
box for my wife also, who was suffering from
what the physicians termed disease of the kid
neys. This was in November last. We have
now taken two packages each, and am happy
to inform you that we have good reason to con-
clude we are both permantly restored to health,
and that by your Lie Compound. Encouraeed
by its good effects ID our cases, severar or our
afflicted neighbors sent to you for the medicine,
and l am informed By three of them, with whom
am intimately acquainted, that they, too, be-
iieve themselves entirely cdred by it.
You may make such use ST this statement as
you may deem proper.
gr0ty2 9rTg With gratitude, SO "
REV. B. R. GORMLY.