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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.


uasr 90 Hs.ssnED, by the Howard As-o-
% rIATION Ihliadoiphls REPORT ON SPERMATON'
RuoE other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs Win an
account deerpons Of Qnacks aud Yahnbc
Advice 10 the afflicted, by GRO. r. CALHOUN NJ u ton'
sung Ph, seau the Howard Association fhiade'pha
Ia established by special cn1oM M.
tho relief the siek and distressed afflicted WIN sr"en
aud Epidemic Deases copy of the above itepori VIII be
sont by On sealed cuyelapel FREE OF ,iiAhoE on
the receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Address ph
GRO. II. CALHOUN No o South NINTH S. philadelphia
IA lap ~ aim
wv CARRIAGEs, nUGGIEs. ROCKA-
SyN 10 WAYS, Ac, &c.--JouN IL pipiAkt, successor
S7lN]-to hls father II Dldake, has just received
beautiful lot OF CARRiAuEs, BuualEs, ". lie IA nso
prepared put up work order aud all repairs p.a
and promptly done his employment MT u " New
ono Of Cnh Smiths In America ho having served
~. st Ina II dts
IENTuEMENs GOODS FOR sP RING md
N SIMMER-fhe subscriber has received MS atoe. mr
Spring and consisting of the usual variety {" IN
aud coored cloths Doc skins, Fancy Mafsailics anu SIN
wide Dap DeEte aud large 10, OF linen drilling ana mar,
natos pants suits &e Shirts, Collars nnd bta"afs-
kinds aud sizes aud make half hone gloves us
pendsrs cravhts scaA ties and a xmas OF
stocks His stock Of trimmings II the Dcs 10 DC o"" !" '
place. = - a.. -. n.
ANY Of tho above goods viii be sold an low as they can DC
houEht he made to order ~ snort h"ue"
Gonemen will please call aud examine before puy mn, a.,
Its '" -. !. -
Anew ClOruuNG AND EuWN1AusNG
~ nonsErhc snhscriber has received large AMI bea"
uml GOODS IN the above line, among which may ho
found some tasemcrcA and NeSnRs IN tl'
any othor market Black and coored Cloths aohh NJ ~
yios Jones q % shirts Collars Gloyes Cravas Hand
kerchcf Half ios &o and full assortment "t all sye'"'
Ready Made Clothnp
All of the above IA be sold at low figures for cash
nj t,, old atond of Wm n Hannah, nearly oppposltc
mn, 10 dts fy) Mcuo,klc a Jones'.
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NEW UOVCElsN-'rhe undersigned hnvi"s

a. W toNGEhN.-Ehe undcr~i.hcu
~ ths' entered into cOpartncrship under the 81 'o
hgh of NJ COLLINS CO., for the purpose OF nahsaehg
abFocory and Commission business have taken the store re-
ecnty occupied by Mr. John Hullin where they VIII DC
pleased 10 see their friends ard the public generally
MARTIN HOLLIAS.
LANES w. BURCH,
GEORGE II. BURClI.
Tho subscriber having sold his stock OK Goods 10 NJ on
Co. sond most chccrfrly nd them to ms irlen
nhl pqtluns JOHN HOLLlNS.
January 1894 fian sdSctsy
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NEW tiHOCEkx. CON MISSION "a FVt-
~ WARDlNG HOT SE.--l h SnbScrborS nave caset io
Rru - vasrs from Mr.. G. H. Lynch his new Fire frooi
hg erected In this city directly opposite thc cpoi
m v s. r L. r. and immediately between the Aairoad nla
nIal for the purpose OF carrying on general doeEhi,
NoNhlssoN ASD FORWARDING BUSINESS under inc Stsie
NJ hrn of BLACK & PETTYJOHN. We oher TO oW
Dus and the public generally now and wei selse'.-
ck OF Groceries Liquors &c. in exchange for cssh o
ntry produce earucly solicit call from them peforv
l0rchasng.
good supply Vt Lime, PGSter al Cement kef IN haha
witch will ID MS any other h use IN INC cry
Nj goods consigned will be "arded with dS
Uch par liar attention paid To the order OF then
We Offer agents for the sale OF neat fo
ha'co, Corn Oats &c, Charges reasonable ana no
pains SHARED m render s1stacon of sales rendered
as soon as made. a. ). bi.nt N
aug i.ts a. PETTIJOHN
DEsF GUNpOWDER TEA AND BEST BLACK
- TEA for sale by SlABtth JoNIn,
jan l5dSets druggists.
WINDOW SHADES and Gilt Cornics.-
w Just opoued the Spring. hne assortment oi " IN
uow Shades, Gilt Cornice Curtain Bands and Plnsmahy
new and very henutlfrl styes SIMPSON BRO.
api l4-dyc.w
n Una ~ jA,,s' STABLER & JONES.
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va urpr1rpy or NAgSEoUs DRUGS USED.
-'' mr. J0nNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons i-ohdon ,s
f Colleges of the tinted state
| .h eater part of whose has been spent in the hrsi
iosnita of Iondon Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
some of the most astonishing cures thai were ever
many troubled ing in the head and ears
great being alarmed at sudden sounas
and bashfulness with frequent biushng atshaen S'
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II nn JAMES A. lIOpTON, who has for a number ot
v..,s hegn sucressfn In curing CANCERS ULCERS, TU.
MORS SORE LEGS, Sc, offers TO prnfgsh no''"'s WV
ucb Diseases lie will give his owl remedies i9gotbe, mn
ali other remedies In diagnosis OF hll snch
will Weld TO treatment the small sum Of $50 Address,
WIZ ''''"'O JAMES A. C1.OPTOk,
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ss NJ " ::i
Dbrors Hotel Jan l-dts
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n OCUS'r POsTs.-yust received $40 1or"s
ao,. On the Canal.
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Cu.s H. LYNCH ESQ of this city, who has used the irt
Benm pow for months past recommends II as the DC
o In nse and has advised his friends Mt once 70 procure
Ic has given us the fullest liberty to refer confidently 70 M
scn7 - H. \. WIITTEMoRE BRO
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Take Particular Notice.
5 sIuyisorating Rens'
sr Weakness,

By this and important remedy, weakness oi 'ne "
eas ecdlv cured full restored Thousands
of the most ncryos and aehated who had lost all hope have
b'cn INN 'diacly relieved All mpedments to Mat,inee'
Physical Mental Disqualification, Nervous irri'onis
Ircmbngs aud Weakness, exhaustion fthe most ea'
Kind. spcedN cured by Doctor Jnhnston.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
Democratic State Convention.

Yesterday, We gave the result ofth Sec
ond days proceedings Of the Convention, to
wit; The nomination Of Charles l.. Scott,
EsQ, Of Tuolumnc, and Hon. Joseph c. Me
Kibbcn, of Sierra, for Congrcss-ofth the char
acter and qualifications of the gentlemen
aforesaid we then made mention.
Mr.. Scott is a native Of Virginia. and Mr..
Mckibben Of Pennsylvania.
The convention has completed the nomi.
nations by selecting for clerk of the Supreme
Court Charles 5. Fairfax, Of Yuba. For
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Andrew J. Mouldc: of San Francisco.
For Presidential Electors, Don Augustus
Olivera, Of Los Angeles; George Freaner,
Of Siskiyou Peter de la Tore, of San Fran
cisco, and A. c. Bradford, Of San joaquin.
The Democratic State Convention has thus
placed before the electors Of California a
ticket which, to say the least, compares fa-
yorably with either Of those nominated by
their opponents With many of the gentle
men above named,we arc personally acquain-
ted, and know them to be gentlemen of de-
cided ability, ample qualifications, and strict
integrity.
Andrew j. Moudcr, late Auditor Of San
Francisco, is a highly accomplished gentle
man, and will make a most excellent Super
intendent Of Public Instruction.
Charles S. Fairfax is one Of the most de-
servelly popular men in the State, and well
qualified for the Clerkship Of the Supreme
Court
The ticket for Presidential Electors is a
strong one, and will, we predict, be elected
by thousands.
The three parties are now completely in
the field. Their standard bearers are chosen.
Their popular orators are canvassing the
State, and between now and the 4th day Of
November next politicians will be unusually
active. Fellow Democrats-you have great
labor to perform. You must not trust too
much in the business of your cause. You
cannot be too deeply sensible Of the import
auce of the contest of 1856. You arc now ut
the opening of a battle which is to be most
hotly contested. BE not misled by false,
side issues, or corrupt, or unwise counscls.
Let the great, agitating true issues lie sub
jecied to the test of Democratic lght-truth,
argument and principles, and the sound
sense and intelligence Of the people will Sc
cure the triumph of your cause against all
odds, which all the combinations in this
County and State, However un,crupulous,
unprircipled and powerful, can bring to
crush out the only party, which is really
liberal, progressive, national, conservative.
and in harmony with the living spirit of the
age.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
= secret worth Knowing.

We notice that Or Brown at the 0rovl)e
Drug Store, is constantly receiving and sell
ing, large quantities of choice Drugs Med
icines, and the secret Of his success is, that
he buys low far cash, therefore lc is able t.
sell cheap, and we will guarantee to the
public that every article bought there Is
pure and genuine. Sec advertisement s.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

MERCHANTS HOral We see that our
old friend, o. NJ. Evans, has leased this
House, and will hereafter conduct it himself
lie has the right sort of grit-the right hind
of enterprise to make the Merchants Hotel
vastly popular. Q. NJ has long been resi-
dent Of Butte, and was ono of the first and
only extensive operator Mt the celebrated
Fairfield Bar We wish him success His
energy deserves it. He must and will sue
coed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

MURDER R--lesternIght. at 1.-The very
witching hour when Churchyards yawn,
and h-n itself breathes out contagion to
this worll."-the report of firearms was
heard, and the shrill cries of a slaughtered
victim startled the silence of the midnight
air.
Several persons hearing the sounds of dis
tress, ran with brcathless haste to the scene
Of the tragedy, and got there just in time to
see lone and detencclcss porher, "swine
away ard give up the geese"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

PIsroLs FOR FoUR.-To take exceptions
to the proceedings of committees on invita-
tons because they neglect, or Intentionally
leave out certain ladies, we think is very
impolitic for the friends Of such, ladies to
manifest their li>plcasure in bostrous, and
ungentccl insInuations in the presence Of
ladies and gentlemen, who are engaged in
innocent auusemcnts from which they con.
slider themselves or friends excluded, is very
unwiee and ungcntlemonly to say the least.
This drawing and swapping pistols in crowds
is not only very silly but it is extremely
dangerous to innocent persons, and lays
the one who makes such attempt liable to
be shot down in self defence whether he
sails under the protection Of spirits or not.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

MAN v GLAR.-On saturday last, SAYS
tue tockton -Igsus, Mr. T. II Ayres, Gyin-
on ;he san joaquin river. wentin pursuit oi
bear that hal teen committing deprc,a-
tons on his swine. Coming up with the
animal. he discharged the contents Of both
barrels Of his gun into his body. This in
censei, without disabling the bear, causing
.lm go ia ulou h,s as-.ilaut, when, wit.
one stroke Of his paw. be tore away Ior.ot
/ bis Ih4h, ana, sez.g his mead in liz
mouth, c,u.hsd it in a fenriul manner.
breaking in the bones Of the forehead and
nose. aud laying bare portion Of the brain
The brute hen left him, anl was tracked a
considerable distance by .he blood from Air
wounds, but was not overtaken. Little hope
are entertained Of the recovery Of Mr.. Ayres
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

OREGON GuLCH This heretofore thriv-
ing mining settlement, has been sadly in
want Of water for the last six months, and
has been rather duli in consequence. The
ground j. good there and when they have
had water to work, they have inyoriably
made handsome wages, ani often struck I
very Iich. Tie gold is coarse, and assays
more than that taken from any mining 10.
cality in thls section.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
Two Secrets WORN Kmovs ing

II j. plain 10 be seen in the ady, rlis mcut above
that Doctor rlown BUYS FOR CASH, aud in the
one below. that Cls,ELEY Brown SELLS FuI;
CASH, Liquors and Cigars OF njl kinds, AT Low
PRICES in thc Ilro>Proof Building. ,xt door to
Randall y McDcrmou's Drug store, Montgomery
street. see advertisement below. st
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

FIsTANA. A pugIistic encounter took
place near the Magnolia Saloon, yesterday
wherein two individuals lambasted, wallop.
ped, and otherwise punished one another i
manner almost equal to those heroes des
cribed in the poem. thus:
Thry IL and Gt, auI gouetd aud bal.
Aud waloWed i The uud.
'Iill an the grvund. for three miles round,
Was kyered with theT blood.
We are ignorant of the parties names ana
the cause of the difficulty, but presume the
latter was the offspring Of John Barleycorn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

THE WATER WoRKe.-An extension Of
Mr.. CARROTS pump log, is being made up
Myers street; the ground in front Of our
office being thrown up in great heaps where
the ditch is being dug for the reception of
the wooden pipes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
Mining Items.

A gentleman just down from the noun
tans reHorts. that the miners in the region
of SKY High, are doing remarkably we'll
On the little Vest Branch of the Middle FORK
the miners are doing very well; on the Mid
die Fork, opposite Sky High and Mountain
House, there arc several companies dong
well. At Etinheart Bar, the ether day
they took cut 50 ounces; this is small com
pauy Of six or eight shares; the members Of
this company are principally old pioneers
among the number we notice H. G. Rogers *
brother. They have been operating in that
part Of the country for several years, and
have struck it at last May they have IA
vorable season.
The Montezuma Claim is nearly dry, and
every thing is being got in readiness for
work. The machinery is said to be Of "A su-
perior class Of workmanship, and, take it al
together, one of the most magnificent pieces
OF river huming in the county. Alonzo Gil
man, the we'll known contractor, has per-
formed this entire job, and in his usual
prompt and energetic manner, has brought
1t nearly to completion.
This company deserves, and will almost to
a certainty, reap their reward in this claim
The mistakes that we have inadvertently
been led to make, in reference to names,
amounts taken out-cost of huming, SC, &c 4.
when we have spoken of the Claims on the
river, we beg leave to say that we will, with
the greatest pleasure, correct all errors, and
otherwise set the gentlemen connected with
the several claims just exactly right.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

RuMoR We heard a report yesterday
/ hat two mcu had been killed BY accident IL
mining claim, somewhere in the ncighbor-
lood OF Carpenter fiat. We could NOT learn
be particulars Of this melancholy af.-r,
md we tyust the report Ilay prove 10 be
false.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
Fremont Railroad Cltb.

VIII meet AT the club Room. III tie Initrd Siaic>
Building, On saturday evening, 18Th inst fun al
tendance j. requested. as business oi Importance
will come before the club \ RANDALL,
sl22r Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
OrOyiile Buchanan Club.

The regular meetings Of this Club are held on
Thursday Evening of each week at the United Siuies
ID u llAKRIS Rec. Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

DELIcIoUs.--'Ihe pitcher of wit inspiring,
soul stirring 'echcrche, magnGquc and de-
lcctabie tixins, that was received at the
hands Of Messrs Brouilettc & Lukin, Of the
United States, is only equalled by their gen
crosity and politcness We beg you to ac-
cept, gentlemen, as an answer to your polite
note, what is above written
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

PASS Hm ROUND. The Trinity Times
says One Solomon Bear has left Weaver
for the States, taking considerable amount
of money belonging TO poor girl in town
lie obtained the coin under false ropresen
tations"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

ASSISTANCE, As.lsrANCE.-Shou or
Senior, George II. Ctossette E>q, he seen
hanging around the Capitol after tie con-
vention has adjourned, We require ot the
corps, that they should head linn ~ stream
towards Oroyille. for his services are needed
here or hereabouts lie may be known ~
his manly proportions; coIulent' II h't
graceful form. moie,t dcmcnnor; ana wears
a crooked mauzinita cane Come lone.
THE RAND AND DrUNEE CA~E.-Ihe l..
) Circuit Court lesumcd the consideration
of this case to-dry, and has cen occupied
in cmpauellinc "a jury, which Is now COM
plctc. The Court room is crowded, the en-
tryways nre throngcd, and there is great
anxiety to hear the Proceedings. There
appears to he no excitement heNond tins
1t will probably be several duys before the
trial is ended --.4Hd, lOH.
CASE OF Gill A new trir, = 70 DO grant
ed this man, on the ground chat the amend
atory statute, under which he was convicted.
establishing two degrees in the crime Of
murder, WIS not passed until after the
offence charged was committed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

DR. J D. rrown has CHANGED he name ct his Drug
Store FROM the urovl!c 10 thr Eulc nrul store.
t.om Tire act rhal ceran parties whose jealousy i
greater ,aI lh,ir Judgment; ha," adopted the name
Wcd by Dr. Brown. 10 designate hIs p"pUiar cs,ah
li-hnrut
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

IMPROVEMENTS AT THoMrsoN's FLAT
This place weakened; rather let down during
the past summer. in consequence Of there
being no water to work with. They have
not been idle IN the meant time. but have
been prospecting extensively, sinking shafts,
running tunnels, discovering quartz IeiLes,
and developing the mineral resources ot that
locality.
1t has been, and now is, one Of the mot
successful little points, tor those VINO have
bean engaged there. Of any in this sect u.
Every foot of ground in and around The d4,,
is well known to be rich There has been
no filures Of companies to find the truck IN
paying quantities. The town has ate.y ta-
ken new start in building and other in
proyemeuts We expect to see lively timr
"A. Thomls son, aat this tall aud winter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

ANOTHER LUcHY.- Through the kindness
o: our friend, Joe Welch, the gcntlemanly
Barkeepcr at the Ba k Exchange, who call
ed upon us and insisted upon our taking it,
dcsty and reluctance to receive presents
and accept of flowing bowl of brandy
punch such punch as only Joe can make,
and such as only Editors ever get taste Of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

nS~ Thanks to Watson--to Garnham-
10 little Jimmy-to Jabez Sawin-to Mr..
Nye and John Castor, for favors extended
to this Office dur ng the past week.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

Hos'ettor's ce!cbrdteI stomach bitter
h We at last found their way into our town
They run down gcutlouau's blasted ueeh
IKE a creased w"d down a smooth borcd rtle
ghcy are to lie found at the H'ul Exchange.
Le galant Harry having HuHt-cl theu a
"a his late trip to the Bay
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
FILLMORE MON CLUB.

The Regular Nrrings Of l.r tii',n0rc Inion
Club VII hc he'd on every Turdoy and FRIDAY
evenings. at the CIUB ROOM n jhr 4. 5. Hotel.
uug-L f. G. ANNES, Stcrrtm!.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

FROM SALT LAKE.-Our intelligence from
the city Of the Later Day Saints, is rather
dlscouraging, in an epicuran point Of view
Whether it arises from their location or from
the partality Of Providence, certain it is
that in proportion to their zeal in multiply
ing mouths for food, in that proportion have
all their endeavors to supply them proved
futile. For two or three years past, many
Of them have been at the point of starvation,
and would, perhaps, actually pcri-bel for
want of food, but for the gathering aud hus-
banding Of the various insects which, while
destroying their crops, were the means IF
saving their lives The following extract
from the Dsstrei Wars, will give the reader
some idea Of their present edible pros, eets.
. Ia addition to the drouth aud destruc-
ton hy Insects last season, to the severity ol
the past wiuter and consequent heavy loss
OF stock. and to the dcs'itution we alc still
suffering, the long continued dry VIC .thcr.
the scant supp " Of water at command for
irrigation, the entire destruction Of crops
hy gras,hoppegs in Cache county, and the
Ike destruction in portions Of Box Elder
and Utah counties, the general rayagcS OF
the tobacco ami other worms upon potatoes
and corn, and the parching Of whole acids ot
grain before the heads arc filed, are far
trom prom sing n surplus Of food for the
Saints now here and the thousands already
on tPeir way to the mountaius.'
Notwithstanding these dscouragewonts
they appear to faint not, but perscyerc in
all Industrial pursuits, which in any other
people would he truly commeudablc
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

Mr. EpuoH:-Accordlng to promise, |
send you II few items.
Our town i progressing very rapidly. |
think we have the best digging, here in the
county, when we get water. The ditch, 50
long Ia ked ot, will lie in full operation next
week, when thoy VIII employ oue hunlred
men.
There is a company Of Cnillinoa and Mex
leans, that take ont with three hands, from
three to five ounces per day.
The dirt prospects from one to three bits
to the pan
4 colored man took from his claim, in
three weeks. a httle over 500.
Taere j., bat one lady in the place, and
she wnshel ont 4I,75 yesterday, from one
pau Of dirt
There j. some eigh, new buildings going
ap, ana this town begins to look Ike young
Qroyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

EI5~From Pinto Juuius Of Spanish Town,
we give cur readers Il letter that sets torjh
in luli the present and future prospects Of
this new and Houri-hing town:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-02

tween the Irish, Danes, and Normans, and whose
wooded banks, in la.er days, were the chosen
haunts of Swift, Addison, Parnell and Sheridan,
are now the resting place of the remains OF ma
ny of Ireland's most distinguished men. 1t has
not the scenic advantage of an undulating sur
face of ground like Greenwood, Long Island, but
art has done much to make it q fascinating spot,
thongh the city of the dead. Not far from the
entrance, on the right, we pause before the tomb
of the distinguished Curran. The tomb is in
the form Of sarcophagus, of the Doric order OF
Architecture, richly sculptured. 1t is erected
so as to appear upon a Tumulus, which gives it
excellent effect. Gazing Oh it, we can almost
fancy we see the distinguished orator before us,
with his flashing eye, through which that soul
of genius never failed to electrity his auditory.
The inscription is simple, and the one side is
Curran" and on the opposite his age Leaving
the tomb of Curran and passing by handsome
Chapel we reach the temporary tomb OF U
Connel, temporary, because his final mausole-
um has only been recently completed. The
temporary monument is constructed with a
great deal of taste. 1t is in the centre of q cir
Gle of tombs and expresses; square block, sur
mounted by moulding, upholds miniature
pyramid, and rises from a mound of green turf,
which, unduating on its second ascent into cir
cular bank, is broken into shrubbery and flower
pots. The entire is again surrounded by a
greensward. The tomb at present is in charge
of one OF Erin's sons; descending some steps with
him. he unlocks the door of the vault and before
you is the coffin, covered with crimson velvet
In an adjoining vault sleep the remains of Steele,
the ardent and devoted friend of O'Connel. The
only inscription is, "The remains Of honest Tom
Steele" Ere You leave this spot, do not forget
to hand the old man a shilling he expects it for
having unlocked the door Of the great vault that
contains in his opinion, the remains of the great
est man the world ever produced W.