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N0fiomol<6nrfrm

Vbilirp N,cpr,.
, 1861-01-03
The Action Of the ITeart. prorsy.

This last named die tse Is commpnly preceded BY Il
regular acin u the heart, and dIihcut rsp,raii
which symptoms always aud 20 frUm bad
Ia worse uiiess prprr ms are rested 10 Ia HallO-
ways unfivalled Ointment and Plsthe drnpca patient
will ever hni EnocOur the present. rrlf derived fnm
thr ue II these rem hs mIv llon>ly qnick aud pre-
sevrrauce Ia the steady application Of this famous Out
meat, inviridly results IN They act with such
energy on the cirutin anil abnhent SYSTEM that the
hrOlESita Id vahsllss, tnd the n rr finds ai the op
pressive symptoms daily decline, Ii natural health
iuf1,a-
, 1861-01-03
COut and Rheumatism.

May be cured with th greatest certainty II large qu m.
iii-s u the Onmen, he well worked into the enmplan.
ng parts and this p,rseVgrinRy done for some time
It. Is TO II the skin rRly h must be got
into the system. Take my Pills nightly ~ will act
three times during the "a hours oschew the use
II IT,. aod all stmulants When tasse complaints are
avng III" ssteu the virulence Of the complaint IRE
quenllJ seems to increase. @.
, 1861-01-03
pirtherlu. rlrrrntrd Sure Thrual and QulnEty.

The above cnmpltin's have for tweI ty years been
fre,te with Iwsys Ointment and Pills with rfrc,
success. The cures have teen nma' kalle, speedy
aud num"rous that these Ofen fatal dseaSes more
easily cured y these medicines, than even tue common
sore Ihruat, " taken in time.
, 1861-01-03
GALI.AGHER'S
HARDWARE ESTABLISHMENT,
Commercial airest. saeIlnraaln. W.T..
GEORGE GALLAGHER.

GEORGE GALLAGHER,
Dealer On Stoves. Hardware, TIaWars, Agrieui-
tural Implementa. Ssr-
HAS ON HAND, AND OFFERS FOR SALE
large and We seleccd siock of The above ARTICLES
the lowest rates.
nnvars aud Sheet Iraa Of every dscrrtian
hctared order and irsaFded any paFtO
the country. An OFdsTs promptly attended %.
GFORag GALLAGHER,
Sly commeretal q, elsIlacoOn.
, 1861-01-03

Sore', ulcers ard swelin.s, can with certIinty le
cured II tps Ointment he thDTo oghly rHb Ell all aronad
thU Uump,iDl.g parts tN'ce or IuIIe day, keeping
them covered with In u RAJ spread aith the same
The Puts must he t. ken acc Fding tn the printed d.
reciiOl The hlood isng in an impure slate pprst.
VsrAnee s e.lry. FIum humine motives letters nf
advice will he answered grauiiousy To GArra y-
the Pills aud Oiniment shpuld he o'aurd In the neigh.
lishmeLt.
, 1861-01-03

in the agricultural districts the operation Of
milking cows is called "pulling teais." This is
the preface to our short but affecting story. The
people Of s., Portage County, have debat-
ing society. The Other night they discussed the
question--~ Is the human race increasing in de-
velcpmenti" The schOolhouse was crowded
with young ladies and gentlemen One of the
alspuiAnts for the Negative ably contcnded that
Z The times were degeperating-- things were
: growing "wus' constantly. Said he. Why,
3 vhaton airth docs the young man Of to-day
amount tor He Is feeble 10 body aud mind,
wears ine clothes that his fAther buys him, has
nngs on his fingers, and little hair on his up.
pr lip and the only honest labor that he can
terorm b 20 carry round . meeFschaum pipe.
pull leatsl"
A Wild shout greeted his announcement The
npe.knr bmshed. and IN q altering voice said:
alluded ~ cOWpi" :.
, 1861-01-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE a
LAND CLAIMANTS AND OTHERS.


gTOVIF UHDEIstCNE;D HAS MADE ARRANGE
pents with experienced and reliable Attorneys at WASH
mgton D. c. In connection with whom he viii attend to
The Procuring OF Patents
Under the donation and pre- empton Of Congress- app
cable to Washington Territory. -
Contested Cnses
Between adverse claimants In the local Land Once, and
appeal to the General Land Office.
Gases OF Conflict OF Houndaries,
And all contests relating Public Lands generally either
In the local or General Land once.
Claims Of all kinds against the United states,
In of the Executive depirt, n,s ~ the Government
Land should that appeals In all
admissible the local Offices to the General Land Oce,
and thence the Secretary Of the Interior Aso that they
have no title until the patent issies
Ia acquiring the right to PATENT three things are requisite
the part of = claimant:
isA strict compliance with the provisions Of the Act on
which the claim Is based.
2roof such compliance, at the time aud In the mode
prescribed.
sh-A careful Observance throughout Of prescribed forms.
An omission defect In Of these particulars renders
the claim liable 10 be suspended or rejected at time before
patent issues
The importance to claimants In acquiring title Of having
the advice aud assistance nf familiar with the Land
laws the farms, rules nni regulations Of the Department.
welt the decisions rendered In analogous easys,
u. 4. DENNIsON,
Attorney nj Law,
8-t.tf Port rawusetld. W. r.
, 1861-01-03

GLASS AND CRoCKERYwARE.
A FINE AssOnTMENT OF GLASS AMI
~ crOcksTyuars ioF salsby
, 1861-01-03
The Kidneys Stone and Gravel.

In thtse c, mpaints. the Ointment 1ls0 acts like q
cha IN, providing II Is very q rtAlly rubbed over q
regrn> Of the kidneys which vii penetrate aud g,V
almost immediate relief while the lis shoul1 BE- takeI
Accrling 10 the printed dir ctiins when the most ex
tnordinary cures may lie sif5 ;ted by this meats.
, 1861-01-03
CURE is AT HANDl
MOLLOwAY'S OINTMENT
SrOrbulic ErupiiOns, rs Sore Heads and SsrOfulOus

II this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts s cted oil skin disease will lie speedily
Il acts not by rrpression hut pulsi0n II enters the
system salt cutters meat and operates not locally only
but constitute nally Purifying the whole system
tr LIKING all depravCd uln0urs, and Eft citing Q radical
and complete cure. The Pills should be taken an
auxiliary to the Ointment. they are prepared as
cONuus~t Of the disense.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

DELAWARE.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
is'oSFostgt BY THP EBunArrRT ~ rae STATE up Drl.
AWAKE wTH a CAPITAL os
One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
TUE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECEIV-
lug applications fnr Insurance AT their Office In VIII
mingcn, against lisse- by fite every description Of
buildings iu general, merchandise ships port and their
cargoas household furniture and other personal property
also against loss damage by inland transportation u
goods waTes. merchandise and country reduce.
Terms &" Insurance will he favorable any % The
e"npanie- In the riues OF Philadelphia New York
Parties insured may repl-e the fullest csntdeuce in the
sodity Of In capital and that all ln-so- will be promptly
adjusted ~ the company
DIRE, TORS;
John wales, samuel Floyd John Ferris
deorse Bush Jos Mendiuhan John D. orsr.
Insurance may Ne made tor any lr- than three
mnuih-
ln addition 10 ihs above mode ID nsutug property the
Delaware tifs insurance Company twhose charter per.
pouAlenpc' perpetual insurance ralesAie the person
bcpmiuE u-nted deposits n ihe oi,c certain percentage
nnfe f lees acrur ue te nHuV- of ts t-kl upon the
Any ume ny leaviug Ter eDu un tlA amount depo4-i
rus method .trleyet 'u he much mare att taiaeeAs n
the ta.t3i than ihc Ttnrr-e eNcls. i. ABBOTT .u4 na
less and itore j. un renewing II iho policy from
time,
Property that would be Insured pei Aunum, at 40 and
n e-ni the 1000, w be INSURED a. and Hf i-post
Hnt va l'fe proportion tha risk increases
FmsHuf wishing 90 >de their properly oi wanting iu-
oima9h ~ he subject g" insurance, will aiIly To the
agrn'- t- ahnve nr to
irlS hoLNag, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
Ihe Life Fills and Ph@nix sitter
Fl. R. Bringhurst,s Bulletin.

ll1oi,saie anu Hetaa b,aqgsi, (Sl7l Fourm ami
HIfid NfesL
CErHALiC PILLS tspuliiug- d tor Head Ache At II
IL. Briushur-t's ;'l7 iukri street
BROWNE BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs one at the best
articles iot Diseases o the throat &c at H. r. Brinshurss
Drug Store.
T0NNsENb.. >Al,ArARlLLA, iresh stock just fe
rH'vri ANA str h II Il. liringhutst, Apptiecaty.
WlsHAk RES Fine Tree Tar Coulia the celebrated
couch il.Itr4fiu Go le md At II. hriughursts Drug
stuie
sFAFiORb', OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
hAl by wlng at II. i. Hinrhnrsts Drug Store.
Mr. WINS oWs SOOTHING SYRUP In great
itfnHia 'r Children freihne 40 II u. BrinFhut-ts.
lLAShs nr spott.men-l imyr hur assortment ut va
ii.u- 4Hr. from % mint pint have Just imported
hen tut iles aie tine hnest 1ndit, niSans iasks-
W q. B.iu-hur-t. ii7 Market sfreei
iEANpl uut wiiiskEA seltcied pure aud of 1ne
utNlty er irilN purfn'e- ~ H. Il Brinshurst.
thAHns gLilEF, f'r ihr immediate relri OF pain, at
u 3. Hriushur-t'-
iAYNLS tNmetortnt anl sanali,e Fills for sale by
tto ageui. II l. lriurhuf-t
COLD CREAM tur chuplc1 hand. ar lips mt sale In
any quantity by n Il. Biushuf.t
hnt-t's
iinaTEIrEHS mrlERs, they give general atisaction
aud are now ia rest vogue II. H. Bnughurst,
Whoes de and EutEii lgugsist.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
Iron Ratings, Verandahs, &c.
Lamps Lampa for Coal ON

nIk be-. variety and largest stock Of Lamps If a pat
i- na we'd from the Boston Factories for sslu
low Al A. H. GRlMsifAN j, CO.
ser N 100 Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
GROCERIES.
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail

JACOB s. WELDlN
ss9gsa RESPECTFULLY informs the citizen OF Whining.
Se ton, and the public generally, that he has hand
NM Mat his old established stand at the corner Of ShV.
ENrf and KING Sts general assortment of we'll select
Family Groceries, which he will sell at the lowest pfces
and on the most reasonable terms Having for number
of years been engaged the business he respectfully In
yes the public TO call and examine his stock, he feels
conndenti viii give satistion. f3
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
BRANDYWINE FLOUR MILL,
Ready for Business, and is
FOR RENT.

ny THE CITY OF WILMINGTON Apply t
!. NJ FUsEY.
June 24th is6l.-itw '''-
West Chester Register aud Examiner ropy 4tw
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06
JOHN McLEAR s. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

Exchange BrokerS,
No. 117 Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, &c, &C., promptly aud
accurately drawn,
fROMIssORy NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinda bought aud sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers Boards in Pha-
dephia New York, other cities by means OF cores
pnnliug brokers who all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS charged on Stocks
oans purchased abroad tue regular brokers commission
quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and nur agentH.
pRAFI'S.-we draw on Philadelphia, New York or Ios.
ton AMI procure drafts other American cities, at the
lowest rates Of exchange.
fuREldN DRAFT5,-We draw Great Britain Ire
sui Germany and every other country in Europe,
Aiuses OF undoubted standing, In sums to suit our
rus aitrs.
NATURALIZATION or Domestic-bought aud sold
preluni Will almost always bO allowed for Checks New
York.
REAL. LsTATE-we attend to the purchase and sale
Of Neal Estate In town country and respectfully invite
purchasers 4ellerFto give call We rent houses
aud when desired By customers attend to the oullee
non NJ their rents.
Coz ECrlONs.-Our correspondence enables TO
reach huy prominent point Ia America ar in any foreign
county, through the most reliable channels, Our faril
tra tn making collections therefore enmpete and
consequently persons ayaling themselves of them may be
oundrht that their business will be faithfully and
eronpui attended to. ur charges are NJ low as are
matt by shy reliable parties.
In every where we are employed our aim IL To do
hH host for the Interest of our CUSTOMERS aud solicit
no pitrona % uf our friends and the public generally
jAu JOHN McLhAh a SON.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-06

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Asuc.
IT,. HrH -hur-ts Asue Dose.
u.e O.snHl- India Cholagosue
r-e paselall's Asue Mixture, g.
a'Or SSeak on InlIamed Eyes.
Tee Brushurst's Eye water,
u-e Thompson Eye witeb
u,e reof Richarfs Eye Water,
Use erket's Kye ia-am.
FOr Coughs.
~ Ay't'ir cry psetoral,
$50 Jayne typscto,sut
rOr Dyspepsia
Use Htinyburst- bysfepnc rms,
r,' Peruvian syrup, me- Pfpi Sol rrotox. ltou.
IT,, Comp. s!iup of Phosphate,
Conn. sytulni Hypaphe -Ihies
" s'rtt rs nitsis
Hlaiaai> ,~nai Httsls
FOr worms.
U.s. nfnsLarsI's Worm syrup
r-- paAngsio,k' X. yyrmifuse DE.
For Hernia or Rupture.
CO 10 L. Hriughutst a e. ami be lifted with s. 'rru-s
For Fintulencc.
Tee Rriughufst, E. Gngsf
U.s. Bring hurst's Ginger Lo,eneos
For Children Teeihing.
Us Mt,. wm.av's Soothing syrup.
t.e lowc,'s Infant co,'ai.
For a Gathartic OF Purge,
lss Brnsnursis Pursat'o syrup So substitute r Cas-
tor OlJ
-" Hrnshursi's fur .stive rills, sugar roated)
titrrteoi Magur-ia
lsu SetdiN Pow lers. a..
h'Or Purifying the blood.
Use rnghurstf AieH,iiya syrup,
Aver Srsapsrla,
Bulls satspariila.
Peruvian syrup. &c.
For Constipation,
Use Efiushurst- rnrFati,e syrup.
Bowers Me1ieaed Figs,
Or one Of the superior Elastic syruge sold by Bling
hurst * e..
For Diet.
u sa-o, Talioc1, Brgupt Pure Chocolate Gelatin tr
llnket made with rlushnrss Liquid Renuet
FOr Illuminating Purposes
U.s. the alune Kerosene oil with nne those superior
low priced i.4tup@, sold iN
EDW BRINGHURST 4 co,
FACTrRlNG PHARMACEUIlsTs,
eoneoQf Nar.f aadS 'eih SIS, Wilmington.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
LATEST NEWS.



In smother column we publish Letter
tron Governor Dennison to Bngadfsr Gen
eral Fitch, in regard 10 tho policy of the
State With reference TO- disbanded Volunteer
companies, and ask IFS perusal By all who
have been disposed 70 cast csnaure upon the
Governor. ThisIstter states that the expenses
of all companies who have been disbanded By
the State authorities, viii be betrayed to their
homes. This Is as 1t should be, and no one
familiar with Governor DennisOa's Official
career and the zeal with which he has Isbored
for the welfare of the troops under his control,
could hsye reasonably expected anything
else. In the case Of the Akron company,
disbsndsd some days since, this aid was
withheld through a misapprehehslsn of the
facts-the Governor IabOrfng under the i'm
preston that The company had disbapded Of
its own acc9rd and without the consent of
the proper 6lEesrs. Tho mistake viii be
corrected and the company's expenses paid
n
It is no small matter to organize and
provide for so large body of men as Ohio
has suddenly put in the field, and it is sur
prising that more mistakes have NOT oc-
Cured. The Governor labors almost in:
cessantly to provide for the comfort of the
troops, and, despite the many obstacles of
which the people are entirely unaware, is
bringing order out Of chaos. If the people
will only suspend judgment for a briefspace,
they will, We feel confident, find reason to
praise rather than csnsure their GoEarnar.
Those Ohio troops who have gone forward
have been under Federal control since their
departure from Columbus, and the State is in
no way responsible for their treatment
which, let US hope, has been Is good as eir.
eu4stapces would admit Of In regard to
the haste with which ssyerAl regiments Wers
moved to Camp Dennison, Re would state
that they were sent there under an order
from General Mcclellan, who acted under
belief general at the time that there was
danger Of an early attack upon Cincinnati;
and who can say that the presence Of a large
force at Camp Dennison, within a half hours
march Of the city, was not instrumental in
such demonstration on the part
of the enemy2 -l+T3 5d1 z9'sls.r l-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
ARMY CoRRRsPoNpENoR..
CAM MccLrLLrr, 1.Ia PH11ADsLrHIl. !


CAMp MccLrLLEn, xElR PH1rApELrH1A,f
"a Il a May 18th, 1851. 81 =
I have few moments to myself before
going on guard, which, however, are at your
service. We are encamped in Suffolk Park
race course, the stables connected with
which, we make use Of fer our quarters, and
they are NOT a. uneomfOriabls IS perhaps
you might imagine.
have been sight seeing for day or two
in this City Of Brotherly Love-" which
contains, ss yon know, many objects of in
terest. I have visited Independence Hall,
where the Declaration Of Independence was
signed, and where are preserved many tine
worn and honorsd relics of elder. days.
There, may bs,seen The bell, which rang
forth the first jubilantpeal announcing the
birth Of Freedom on american soil there
also, are sportion Of the famous Hartford
Charter Oak, chairs which once were used
By Washingtons canes that belonged 70
Franklin, many porsraits Of noted men, and
and thousand and one things that cannot
specify. The apartment presents tie same
appearances tbat it did at the time Of the
signing; no changes whatever being made
n the furniture or is arrangement. / also
sscsndsd 10 the bslfry (allhOagh The bell t.
self no longer hangs there, but restsin glO-
rlouS- eass on fts PEDESTAL emorg the other
rslIcs,) which oysrlSokS the city, and is one
offhe best points for an extended view, in
the nsighborhoOd. A stood there, my
mind inssnsibiy Tsndersd back into the dim
past, and / remembered the noble stranger
who here introduced hiraseli % Washingteu,
sud offered bis life and his fortune for the
sause Of freedom. could fancy that raw
standing about me, those old Patrists, whose
name are with u h9esshOld words, looking
upon their sons, and bidding them forget
everything but thar duty 70 their county.
Can any American, bshoiding these thing,
not feel his heart stirredf Can he think d
he elorioss days which ars here recalled,
and hot Be ready 70 she'd the last drop Of his
blood in defence Of thelpfineiplss which Opl
tsthsfs inangEatsdG @',.. Ls,.5- L5s.o- -
Not The least pleasing object 70 me wai
She ,Unitsd etasSS Mint, where ] saw pilel
Of the prssisus metals IN every stage, from
shs nav material b tlio perfect coin. ] also
saw specimens Of ell llpieoes that have been
coined since HE sstsbliihmsnt Of this Coy
eminent. ~ q g u gEgOGgF
! an writing this, lying extended fae'
downward upon tie gFass, You can imesini
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
From Our Own Correspondeht.l
t1 . From CoIumbua- fr.
CoIUMBUs, May

CoLUNHUs, May 81.
The following are the oommissaries and
QuartermasteFs for the camps recently es-
tabiishedin this State GAINESVILLE, RobertH.
Thompson Assistant Q. H.; zanssYilIs,
Samuel Black, Commissary; Lancaster,
Thomas ". Talmage, Q. NJ; Lancaster, Jared
CLARK, Commissary; Marietta, Samuel "a
Brown, Q. NJ; Marietta, Beman Gates, Com
rnissary; Bellair; f. N. Bell, Q. NJ; Bellair,
B. R, GOyap, COmmissary; Athens, n. b.
Vauvorhes, Q. NJ; Athens, George W. Harper,
Commissary; Portland, ]. o. Lane, Q. NJ;
Portland, John S. Mathews, COmmissary,-
They rank as Lieutsnsnts. Il,
The Secretary of War has detailed Captain
S. q. Starr 10 muster into service the Ohio
Volunteers who have enlisted for three years.
Gov. Dennison had on Saturday received
S22I for the benefit of the Missouri Volun-
teers, a.. sai = aa.a
It is said that some military news has been
received from Virginia Of great interest to
0hi5, but its nature has not besn made public.
CT ..H m r.T = rar.t' n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-22
matters at the CaDiraI.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
%5l1a- c" W6sBrNoToN. Nav 20.

WASHINGTON, May 20.
Senator Wade returned to-day from Fort
Monroe, and reports all quiet there Some
three thousand men are in the fort. They
are in good health, and have plenty Of pro
visions and ammunition. @ 14i 2-lo
Mr.. Wade witnessed She fight between the
battery Of the re5eis at the mouth Of Elizabeth
river, and the Monticello and Frseborn, United
States steamers. The battery was completely
demolished, and the rebels hed for their lives.
The 6ght occurred yeste; day. Fhe battery
was a large one. y ~. Hts- 2--.
The Polish regiments from the States at
large were accepted to-day.
Fifteen clerks were discharged nom the
Sixth Auditors Office, to-day, for refusing 10
take the oath of allegiance. All the spies
now under arrest here are 70 be let of on
taking the oath, to support the Union 1Ae
The blockade of Charleston has proved to
be Inefficient. Several foreign vessels have
entered the port without seeing the blockading
squadron. 80 ~ | -
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
ol vjiliga IA --r,s. WAsHnGToS, Nay 20.
q Ben. Wade returned deeply bronzed and
full Of fight. q The smell Of powder did me
good p he says. iron u1sfeEd s-f 90 triaT5-
Secretary Chase informs me that he is de-
termined to prevent skipmsntof contrahand
goods TO the South through Kentucky river
cities. he Is now considering By what
means such attemps to eTsds the blockade
can be best stopped, and viii issue orders to
meet the case at the earliest possible moment.
r The Post-ofice Department Will psy no at
tention to the mandate Of the rebel Post
master General, announcing his intention 70
assume the control Of mail matters in seeded
States on the lst prox. Mails viii continue
to be made up and sent until stopped by force.
The Ohio troops in Philadelphia are expect
ed to be ordered here this Essk. Be 1oizsl0es
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the grace Of my position. Relief guards
are scattered all about me, talking, laughing
or readings the stately sentinel Is pacing
his walk, the colonel drilling 30 near 70 me
that I here all his commands, and fast young
men are trying the speed Of their hOrses.-.
I am insxosllent health aud am fast be-
coming accustomed to look upon plank beds,
and salt meat and sea bread as laxuries.
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Repectfsllys ". DENNIsoN.

! , HOF Lne UdlueTs"
We noticed few days since in the village
Of Albion, fourteen miles from Cleveland On
the Turnpike, beautiful specimen.Of Stars
and Stripes, twenty-One feet in length, on
the top of hundred foot pole. We are in
formed it was presented to the AIbinianl
from Mrs. John ogilvy, Of strongsville. Al
Mrs. o. Was born on the other side of the
Atlantic, We think 1t strongly indicative Oi
her love for thehOme of her adoption. Long
may it wave.