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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
NeLean'S Cordial.

As may be seen, we insert TINS
ment OF McLoan's Cordial. liz hv0H''
at is we'll known we are not Parti'a,IS sstg' :
patent medicines, and, as a general "a vic %
whole Of Them with OutIittIe ceremony ,%5yert,e',
sentiments we declined inserting ,n ms. Of he o.
until we knew what we're the insredis. We lesae ,
cine, and how compounded. This we na arc GOD
believing. as we doathat the insrelis nend@
the COMPOUND judiciously made, We ere
amixturs worthy of public confidence os,,.tap 40
me above is from the st. Louis Cn, Telnsln
edited By the celebrated Rev-;D5. rarsp
speaks volumes in favor Of Mclean in suaSS
to all. try it. See the advertisement a.
umn. ~, -Hieied
We invite the attention Of the siI Or 'EasiefGg
suS ssrSsnari1ial and Gridley's san Or Base
0iOtment Dr. Carter's Cough B1iS md DR. Bssn6
fe, DR. Hooper's Female Colu re prepafea eea
= se odDcate5 PHYSICIAN, Chemist ar safe and Sas
hat an can reIv upon them as 9S ! are reeoIS 10
snes ~ aisesses for which me be fOana
they are standard re@ea,Sy' store in the
evary Ding, and ApotheeAi%
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
BROWNVILLE
Eating Saloon.


The proprietor has recently fitted up and now hs IN
operation 4 %.
DINING ROOM,
Next door to the Bank Building, on Main Street. where
HEALS AT ALL HOURS,
can be bad.
Great pains is taken to haze everything neat 5SasOTt-
able, and orderly
Bill OF Fare.
FRESH OYSTERS, PICKLED OYSTER
CHICKENS, MUTTON CHOPS,
BEEF STEAK, HAM & EGGS,
PIGS FEET, Triple,
SOUP, COFFEE, WILD GAME CT ALL KINDS
SUCH AS-DEER, TURKEY. GEESE,
DUCKS, PRAIRIE CHICKENS,
BRANT, FISH, &c.
Believing that the City needs, and will support Ih
establishments. the enterprise has been embarked IN
with the confident hope that a liberal patronage wIlS
extended,
BrOwnville, Jan. 6, 1859. II
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13
Simpson Hargus.

The Territory Of Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-01-13

Remaining unealled for in the BrowuviIls D., a,
nee for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1858. -"W
Amack. ID. Am
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
Supreme Judicial Court.

In the action c. s. Edward. ". Grand
Trunk Railroad Company, reported last
week. the Jury returned verde, for Plain.
tit. Damages, $7l3.
Inhabitants OF Rumford W. Inhabitants
Of LiVrrmOre. Action for support ofarau.
Per alleged by Plaintiff to have hi. residence
in the town Of LvcrmOrc. Continued on
Report.
llammon' & Gibson. Walton.
The Grand Jury came in on Friday, and
reported seven indictments.
On Saturday, Thomas Haskell OF Oxford,
was arraignsd and tried ON an indictment,
found against him, At the pse.en, term. for
being common seller Of intoxicating H..
quor.. Verdict, guilty. Sentence, hne Of
ono hundred dollars and cos, OF prosecution,
aud in dcfaIt Of raymsn, OF fnc and cost,
sixty days imprisonment, in the County jail.
Defendant prefer. imprisonment to the pay.
men, Of fine aud cost, aud va. committed.
lie will therefore have abundan, time TO re.
Zee, tina, " The way Of tue transsrc.,or is
hard"
Heirs OF Levi. Reed. by their Mother and
next Friend y'. Abram Reed. Action for
the possession Of land. Continued on re-
port.
Randall 4 Winter w.w.6S. A. Bolster.
John Tucker vs.. Asa O. Howe. This was
an action for an amour, which Plaintiff De.
elared va, due on a note which he had lost,
The Defendan, declared tn. note was never
given. Verde. for Plaintiff. Damage.
slO6,2i
W. W. Virgin. Hastings.
Newman ". Jenne. Action Of Repleyin
Verdict for PlsintiG,-eISepsions filed, aud
allowed.
Randall & Winter. Bolster.
llough, Petitioner for Review vs.. Dye.
Hearing before Court. Writ denied.
Aver & wclgvooj. IIsmmon., Jameson.
COur, adjourned on "Wednesday evening.
The session was no, so long a, usual, bu,
we learn tha, a large amount Of business
has been done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
" Old Brown

ola John Brown, now under sentence Of
death, IN Charleston, Virginia, !, one Of the
bravssi OF the brave.
BY the laws Of Virginia no he's forfeited
hi. life, and on the second day Of December
nett, he will undoubtedly be hung. Not
vithstAnding he is IN the eyes Of the law .
sulprlt. Who that reads the history Of his
life and adve INJURIES. a. We hare them com.
ing 20 u. IRON week TO week through the
prs.s, can fail to admire his daring brave
~, hi. honesty Of purpose. and high sense
Of moral duty. Upon the suffice. Of 'lsvs.
~ he is uuquss,iOn'bly mOnomaniac. lie
has been made 30 by the slave power them.
selves. The cruel butcbery Of lis sons m
Kansas. BY pro slavery rufinn', and the nu-
nsrous attempts Of the slave democracy to
murder him, while there, have driven the
old man 10 madness.
/ lie faneiss himself commissioned by God
to labor for the liberation Of III, oppressed
slave. and in his acts at Harper, Ferry, he
cou,eisn tiou.ly believed he was dong the
will Of hi. Maker, and fulfilling NANTES,
destiny.
I In all his acts. there has nothing been
proved agaIns, him like cruelty. He never
has appeared in the character Of an unicel'
. ing mamie did all he could n. Harper.
/ Ferry TO save life. consistent with his mis-
sion. And then we greatly admire his hon.
c.iy. lilo openly avows his rash purposes,
with all the irankuess Of chris,iin. Then
again. John Brown is the very soul Of hon.
or. So serupulOus Is be upon this point,
that he would suffer death upon the rack
or gibbst. before he would be,ray others
Old Brown, had he lived in the days OF the
Revolution, would have been g. hero. a
great leader. a General. lie possesses the
in,incibls courage Of Morgan the cool,
calculating mind Of Green, the per'ov.r'
snce ola Marion, and tho intrepid bravery
Of Stark.
Had he been the compatrio, OF Washing.
ton. his lame would have been handed down
to Us. upon the sam. page with tie illustri.
Gus heroes who have gone before.
Old Brown lies in chains, within the
walls CT Virginia dungeon he has been
declared a eulpri, by Virginia jury. and
sentenced by Virginia Court to % hung.
Yet after all he is the hero OF the day
ChivalrOus southerner., like Gov. Wise, ad-
mire his manliness and bravery. Both In
the free and slave States, thousands and
tens Of thousands deeply sympaihiss with
bin. While they do not justify his con.
duet in the IIarpsr's Ferry aGaii. they be.
lie'e he ought not to die as felOp. Thou
sands and tens Of thousands would, like
Maria Child, personally administer to bis
wants. and cheer his las, hours with their
gnps,hy aud kindness. The story Of Old
Brown has kindlsd up the latsIit fres Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18

,larory hate in the bosoms Of Thousands and
tens Of thousands who thought but little
upon the subject before. The slave power
thir.,s for the blood Of Old Brown, just as
the hyena hOwls for lie prey. Their clan.
oring. will prevail. No Executive elemen-
cy will step In to save him from death. bot
he will b. hurried OF to tho gallows, and
there suffer death at the hands Of the exc.
eu.ioner.
But he will do like 4 hero,-and like
Sampson Of old. will slay more at his death
than during his whole life. The story Of
Old brown will be told in years to come.
I, will DO ter, for ultra aboli,ionis,s In
their harangus. agains, the iniquiiis' Of tho
peculiar institution, in oil coming time.
On tho I'd Of December next. while the
drill guards OF old virgini, with bri'tling
bayone. are e'eor,ing Old Brown to the
.cafold, while the L.gree. and lIaley' OF
the slave power are crashing upon him
with their ,oelh.-vhils he Is passing away
to hi. iaal resting place, amid the eIecra.
ton, Of the enemies Of liberty; all over tho
country. men, women and children, will
renswsdly kneel around the altar. Of free
dom. and there breathe their earnest, fer.
ven, prayer. to the Gol Of justice, that
ilarry, and wrong and oppression, may
come 10 an end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18

Daring our vi.it to Lowell we wsro
shown through tho Laboratory Of oar cello
brated eountryman, DR. j. {. ATER.
Scarcely could we have believed what was
seen there without proof beyond dispuiins.
They consume a barrel Of solid Pills,
about ~. 600 doses and barrel. Of Cherry
pec,onl, ~. 900 doses Per diem. 10 what
an ineoneo,abls amount VI human suffer
inn doe. this point 10000 doses day =
Firty million doses Per year!''-Whnt acres
and thousands OF acres Of SICK beds does
this spread before the Imagination : And
wha, .ympaihie. and woe True, not all
Of this i. taken by the very sick, but alas.
much Of it l.. This Cherry Drop and this
surared Pill are to be the companion Of
pain and anguish and sinking 'orr1w-she
inheritance our mother Eve bequathei to
tho whole family Of man. Here the infant
darling has been touched to- soon by the
blight that withers half our race. LIS lit
tie lung. are affected and only watching
and waiting shall tell which way is breath
shall turn. This red drop on It's table is the
,allisman on which is lie shall hang.
There the blossom Of tho world just burnt
inc into womanbood. Is stricken a's'. ~
lection. mos, insiduous care skin. no.. 9
I. still fading away. The wan m,ss..... 4
comes nearer and nearer every week. This
little medicine shall 60 there, their last per.
haps their only hope. The strong man b"
planted in his ,ital.. this samo disease.
This red drop by his 'ide is helping him
rrc.ile with the memorable enemy; the
wife Of his bosom aud the eherubs OF hl'
heart are waiting IN sick sorrow and fear
lest the rod on which they lean In this
world, be broken.
o Doctor! Spare no skill. nor cost NOR
toll. to give the perishine the best that Luz
man art can give.
Galveston Texas, News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
Whose Ok was Gored 7
Ipm the An.On Advocate.

"It IL almost incredible that the.s men.
Seward. Grlding.. Hale high in official
station. leading men In the republican par.
". and aspiran,. for the Presidency. could
hare LHorn Of plot 50 foul a, hi, and not
made u knoIrn. That IL 1, 90. there is
abundant proof"
trrom the letter To Sec. Floyd. Aug. col
I" have discovered the existence Of .s.
err, association. having Tor IL. object THE
LIBERATION or TiiR SLAVES At THE
SOUTH ny A GENERAL iNSURREC.
TlON. The leader of the movement IL OLD
JOHN BROWN. late of Kansas. He has
been m Canada during the winter. drilling
the negroes there. and they are only wait.
ing his word a. start for the South to assist
tho slaves. They will pass down through
Penn.ylvania and Maryland, and enter vir.
rinia at iI,ErIR's fEERr. Brown left the
North about three or four week. ago. snd
will ARM THE NEGROES and strike the
blow in few weeks, and - tina. whatever
is done mus, be done Rt once"
It's almost incredible that the ca met
and James Buchanan. high IN oficial sta.
,inn, the leaders Of the Democratic party,
and all A.pirants for the Presidency, could
have known Of n rlo, 81 foul a, this, and
no, made /, known. That IL !. 30. the
above letter afford. abundant, proof.
liza. tho Arson man discovered whose OF
was gored7 lsi, better to stick TO bl.c
lie. or consider this evidence already ad.
dueed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18

Mr. Purple, formerly conductor on tho
Western railroad, aud member OF the fret
legislature IN Nebraska, thus tell, his eI-
perienee IN Western politics lie says,
4" Secretary I. u. Cumming, said to me Que
morning, Purple, We want a member
from Bur, county" So I harnessed up,
and took min. fellows with mo from Iowa,
and We started for the woods, and when We
though, NO had go, far enough for Burt
couniy, wo unpaek,d our ballOt-boE and
held an election lin Washington eounty.)
eanvassed the vote and il wa, astonishing
to observe how great wa. the unanimi,y at
the first meeting ever held in Burt county.
Purple had rry rOn. So Purple was de-
clarsd duly elected"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
Posting The Books.

Elections ha'. uow taIra place in al The
States, and it is interesting to l0pk over the
rs.alp. These elections arc mt only Indie
sii,s Of u, state Of parties =; the prSssOs
time, but thsy shadow forth the r,suli Of
n.Ii year. 1, ha. been = question IN time.
past With soms who profess TO h. republi-
cans, whether The republican eoluun would
stand fra, while our opponent. have been
prOphs'ying evil" ard tsSlarips he ~
publicaa party had dnne all u could, and
would .oon di.band. In other words. IS
tie republican organization = transient or
permanent one That has been the gu,s-
ton. n a. nee settled. The thing i, 6Irt.
Thsr- need be no farther speculation st0Ut
IL. The people have eliuehri tie p,l!. 10
our own New England, notwithstanding
the boasuHG o. cur opponents 20 tie con-
trsry, 10 sane man Who understood any
thing shout the matter, eoGld sIpses any
thing bot republican .riumph. Bot in
0hiS there was some doubt. In Previous
elections ,hcre bal been three par.l.s 10 80
feld. ar ~h,n the American party should
bssoDs absorbed BY sh. other tao, there
really was a question Which party Would 10
tie strongest. The laH election sS,ilss a.
obi1 !. thoroughly ,spahl,c.n, and sure IN
say emergency. givasso with Iowa, yet
sss came out al right. Then Minns.oi.
bad COT 10 b, gained to TIE republicans
IN The late contest. this shr'''ns. ''Sgrss.
o...s. wheeled into ihs r.as. o! freedom,
RIOS; CALAMITY. In Penn.ylJanA and SeW
Jersey. there "a, some curiosity % see bow
far these conservative States wOa.d stand 10
their integrity. They both cane Ous Of the
sOnis,. u,ia handsome republican nsi5ri'
hes.
In lllInoi. and Indiana the local election,
show The republcaus 10 the uscsndaney.
Oregon has done nObly. She send. 10 Coo.
Er,.. democrat, by only about a doI.n
votes. and these aid 10 Do fraudulent. Ne
eraskA elect, republican Delegate % Con
gre.s, and be i, cheated oct u hs ccriid.
cate. only BY the srOssSs. fraud. In New
York ih, .aft. AMI hards came together. A
desperate ,Gor, was made to carry the stats
for :hS administration. illrPsr' Terry
vas shaken over their hesd.. AID tie pro
slsv,ryi;s. undertook 20 ride thi, hobby TO
,ss sane length that they cArried the John
ROSbin, farce in Maine, few years since.
Th. Tr,ssuu was plurdered Tor fund, to
corrupt the voters and influence tie sl'e-
zion. Bot II all tailed The old Empir.
State stuck TO her integrity. How stands
Oh. footIns.-a eOssnPOrary ssur,s Up the
rsi1lt a. follows;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
Tho Philadelphia Pres. say.

"It is clear that Mr.. Buchanan il IN hs
6,idJOr re.eioiioH. The programme is a
very simple one. IL expects to unite the
South at the Charleston Convention, after
contest, between Others, and, with the
aid OF Northern votes. to secure no nina.
ton ,heu, by the aid Of united Southern
vote a, the November eon,e,, in 1860. be
looks forward to the electoral Colleges Of
Oregon. California. and New jersey to
swell up hrs vote. so as 10 iedrs ne deanon
Oft 10 PmrIy'rdnid. When that con,in.
gcney arises, may We be ,her, to sec. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
WASHINGTON AND Evrnrrr. We havs|

WASHINGTON AND EyrRErr. We have
lbs, received IRON the publishers, Messrs.
o. II. Bailey & Co.. Of $40 Broadway New
York, a PAIR Of very large. full length steel
eneravinss OF Washington and Everett.
So many coarse, miserable pictures have
been palmed upon the public as works OF
art, and especially In cheap, black, and
muddy engravings, that IL Is difficult to
convince persons Of taste tina, they are sale
in ordering wha, they have not frat seen.
We are happy to be able to cay. that in
this case. the ongrsvings are all the publish
crs claim Tor them. 'sdily beaufiful rO,l, Of
art, that will adorn any parlor. No Am
eriean home should DO without good por'
trait Of Washington. and now, as Mount
Vernon Is abou, to DO rescued by the ladies,
Il Is especially appropriate that the hero
and hi, homo should DO phced prominently
before the public.
Mr. Everett. from his position, fame. and
worth, a. well as from his efforts in behalf
of Mount Vernon. which have already con-
,ribu.ed over so. 900 to tho fund, il well
worthy Of being associated with the memo
~ Of Washington. The likenssses are et'
ccllen, and spirited, and both engraving
ar. offered TO be sent TO subscribers post
paid. aud any three dollar magazine year
$500. We notice that leading New York
paper. endorse the Publisher. as i" fully re-
.pon,iblc for all they promise" See nd
yeriisSment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
The Washington correspondence Of the
New York Tribune has the following:


"Gen. Joe Lane, has returned. ba, with
chop-iallen prospects, since tie Oregon 81.
eetion. Mr.. Behanan and Others. who f..
vorcd his professions before. give him tho
cold shoulder now.
Tho dissolution OF the Union Is to DO the
Democratic cry this winter. The tactics
are now arranging. SO commercial aud
cotton nerves had better be prepared"
The Biddsfori Gazette says the SaeO RiS.
or, at present, at the lowest point il has
been Tor number of years, thereby causing
the machine shops aud saw mill to be stop.
ped part VI the time; and IL !, should
happen TO close up Tor the winter in lhi,
condition, 1t would make dull time, in Sa.
co and Bildsford.
Mr. Douglas says that the blacks arc an
inferior race. We guess he admits in hi.
secret heart that one at Washington is an
exception. louisville Journal.
The rsiarn Of Gov. Houston TO the Uni.
tied State, Senate !. regarded IS certain.
1.-The Is chosen by the legislature OF Texas
he will take the sea, now occupied by Hon.
Matt Ward on the 18th Of March 1868.
John {. Fremon, headed the let Of sub.
seriber. in Bear Valley to the proposed
monument to the late Senator Broderick.
The figure hs puts down i' $500.
d. Z. Somss, Representative to Congress,
from the lat District las designated
Edw. Z. PrebIe, as midsdipmAn Ia the
US. Navy. lIo |. the only surviving
male ds,cendcn, Of Commodore Pr:bl,.
Rev. Calvin Chapman was installed PAS.
tor over the Congregational Church Of
Fo1crofs and Dover" on the Goth uli
Gerrit, Smith is s,ill confined in ,hs In.
matte Asylum. lie hneies himself under
arrc., charged with taking the lives Of all
who have died, rare to bceHecuisl 10 con.
sequence Of the lIarPer' Ferry affair.
Mr.. George Robinson Of the Augusta, sou
Of the late George Robinson, Eli,or Of the
Age, has been chosen Professor Of Natural
Sciences in jefferson College. LOUISIANA.
aud ha, entered upon the discharge OF the
duties Of hi. profc.'or,hip. Sir. r. iss
graduate Of Bowdoin College. Farmer.
SUDDEN Dr,rn. We learn that Mr. Abel
Lopsley Of Waterford dropped dead in tina
road In that town on Tus'iay Of las, week.
lie was about CS year. OF asc. III, broth.
er died much In the same manner, about
two years since.
Sir. George ". Boynton, Of Mercer. dig
from one hill. 81 potatoes, which weighed
IL 81 he. They were OF the Peach Blow
variety.
Morpby. bIindIold, beat four Of the bes,
chess players IN Philadelphia last week
one at the 9th. another at the 2jth, AMI
n third at tho 29lh, and fourth a, tho
SD move.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18

aaiidly, Their minds are made up. The
uonsy changers uus, b driven from the
Tsnpl. The political Go,hs and vandal'
mus, Be routed.
To. sober second thOushi b" produced
,his sentiment among the PEOPLE. The
ds-ni.ll Of black democracy nus come.
The people have become ss,ishsd OF anoshsr
thips-,hs, u1lsss the eorraps d.msgogus'
-h0 sos,rol public aasirs in this cOuntry
ar. Displaced from power, the days Of this
rcpeblie are numbered. We are neither a
prcrs., nor the sOn Of . prophet, bu, un-
lees shiugs change in . manner that cannot
now 30 f0re.sen. the republicans will 30
ia,O power with psrfec, rush 10 1850.
Bu, III. thing will no, come TO p,s
without 'isilan,, up,iring Efforts on the
par, ., tie republicans. A grOs. hsh, is
coming. The shanTioU Of free labor and
sls. labor. will rect in the open hOld.
To. eSnlsi will he . severe one. but 'icto-
ys certain. Not only IN the free States
will sh. eopi,nting parties take the sslt,
bot in The slave States. Here will DO q
eou,,s,-nos mere skirmsh, but = eight
Patriots in The slAv. States. begin to think
and nc, like practical men. They begin to
-. that the only true way 10 kill oG the
Dynasty now in power. u for all good men
to unite throughout, the eOun,ry sssin', 1t.
In Missouri, Kentucky. Tennessee, Mary
land. Virgins. and Delaware, they are eOui-
inE.
tn, opposition elements are coming TO-
r.,h,r. Our southern brethren are march
ing up to the old ground once occupied BY
Washington, Henry, Madison, jefferson.
sad sssir .lOrios, conPctr.
To al croat.u and men OF weak back,
and feeble knee, ". would quote little
scripture. "Ys foo'', esupo, ys discern
ih. SIGNS or Tur IiNn'"
lfyou -.n,io hold On to old ioSyi.m-ii
you 81, 80 conservative you cannot walk
square on to the PhiIAdslphi. platform.
you had bs;tsr lss'. now, and 80 straight
over to loco ioeoi'm. |, is 20 place fOr
mcn Of weak nerve. in the republican hosts.
The men Who will stand 10 freedom. army
10 lSJO. ,- no towards. Every man OF
them oil 10. splriAr. GloriOu. rseollse-
iisn. will nerve their arms. Hsllowed
m.morie. will cone up from the misty
past. Voice, from the grave, Of the mighty
ts,l -ill cheer Ihem on. TIE old reJolu.
,iSn.ry Gre. oil b. sisdlsd upon every hill
sOp,-aad victory, . sloriOu. victory, crown
IL. .ssrs " the sons OF freedom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18

PrBLrsn TouR PETITIONS. BY law OF
las, winter, all petitions to tho legislature
for acts Of incorporation or for other sPe
cial legislation. mus, be published three
weeks successfully, in the month Of De.
csmbcr in some paper in the county, where
such corporation or other action is asked
for. II this publication is not made, the
petition is no, to be acted upon by the Leg
i.lature, but referred over. This is a mat
ter Of importance to those who may be con.
cern,d and should DO attended to in season.
II riH Le TOO late after The snOHd ,sssk in De.
eemLr. Portland Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18
Rspri.ve Of Captain Holmes.

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cOmmuted 10 imnrisonmen, for life. This
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-18

SOSs OF MARIA. This mysteriou, organ
ir,tiOn has made considerable progre. in
this country; We, US TO its object or aims, no
ono can gain tn, slish,es, clue. A midnight
celebration was held in Boston last Thurs.
day evening. Some 500 meu were present.
A procession wa, formed, which marched
through some Of the principal streets, which
was all the portion Of .he exercises that
outsiders were permitted to witness. Large
delegations were prc'en. IRON the towns and
cities Of New England.