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SHIP LETTERS.

UNITED STATES OF AnraIcA,

UNITED STATES OF AnERIcAl .ib
District ~ Moine IS. r--
l1URSuASr to Munitions from the Bsal - shur
= Ware, Judge of the United Stahs D. trIct
Court, within and for the District Of Ms>ne. ere
ny give public notice that the following kina and
laformations have been filed in said Csart via:
A Libel against The ScHooNkR "AsTrrH Al .SA's
seized by the Collector the DstrisA al GaAa ma On
the sixteenth day Of October last past 81 Hsy sor ia
said District.
IA Ietormatioa against Two CASES or x,,as AND
EeHrErS CAsrs or BOTTLED Grs sei 80 by The
Collector of the District of Forth nd snS n, ,mouth
in said district. ' -
IN LeJ9r@ation against THrRrr MIN = B,,Lxs OF
RAGS and FoRTY-NiNH ., avs o. on ..izsd
by the Collector OF ~ District Of Pors S nd Val.
mouth. on tho se- ond dav Of octahe Isss mast Al
Portland in said District y
which seizures were for breache. ~ Tho y,ws of
,he nted staes and Is more particu arv ..ot forth
IN said Label and Iniormations that hesrt ug and
.ria VIII be had thereon at Porfiaad aforeA sid
49, 1"ss Tuesday u December ne At, who 70 any
Pe.s'ds Interested therein may APP ,ear and show
eAuse. IL any can be shown. wher sfcre the same
should not be deereed for felt and d posed ord.
ing to law.
Dated at Portland this sixteenth, lay of Noveu Der,
A. d. 1865 f. A. QUINBY,
U. 8. Deputy Marshal d strict Of Maine
novl6 dat 1872 SRI.
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To whom il may Concern.

tOuRyoung men. at present in the service OF their
l. country, wish to form the acquaintance oil Tour
young ladies of respcctabty. with view to matri-
inony; must be intelligent industrious and possess
moderate share of beauty. None need apply but
those who sincere and would do their utmots 20
make poor mans home happy. Address, With
confidence, JANIS KING G EoRoR w. CyRTI' JoBN
+. FITZGERALD and JONI BLOOM, Z. !: Steamer, j.
p. Jackson, Gulf Squadron, ship Island,
November 10, 1858 dSw.
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IT Gen. Garfield's career affords fine il
iustration of the opportunities which our free
institutions afford even the humblest to rise to
eminent station. BY the death of his parents
while yet very young, he was cast wholly up
on his own resources for livelihood. At the
age of sixteen he drove horses on the Ohio
and Pennsylvania canal, and rose through
the like narrow fortunes until he was able to
enter Williams College, Massachusetts,, at
which he was graduated in 1856. After grad.
uating lie returned to the West, and, during a
period Of three years was at the head of a col
.legiate Seminary at Hiram, Ohio, and it was
from among his pupils and friends that he
formed a regiment t42d Ohio with which, at
the outbreak of the war, he took the field.
The poor canal boy, the struggling teacher, is
to-day, at the age of thirty-two, a Major-Gen-
eral
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GREAT DISCOvERY.-An adhesivepreparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
strong without stitching:
That will eHectualy mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles Of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families,
willfnd it INVALUABLE! 1t Intellectually stopth
leakage of Coal Oil
II is insouble in water or OIL
tits liquid and as easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
II
HILTON's INsoLUBLE CEMENT!
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, X. /.
Supplied in packages from 2 OF. to 100ibs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
feblIdly
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GREAT BARGAINS AT G0WEEL & M0RRILL'S.
Thibets Popns Plads and all other styles of Dress
Goods. All kinds Cloakings, Shawls, Domestics,
&C.. selling rery cheap for cash. Now is your time
while the assortment is full. novl3 eod&wt
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DIED.

In Yarmouth, Oct p, Capt. Albert Drinkwater::
aged 81 years.
In Bangor. Nov IL. Mr. L. g. Stevens. formerly OF
Portland, aged 90 years Mass papers please copy.l
AT sea, ON the passage from Liverpool to Bath
board ship Pocahontas. Chas. Edward. son of Eben
Moses, of Bath, aged q years IL months.
In Topsham. Oct "a, Mrs. Lois H., wife of the late
Hon. Abel Merrill, aged SO ears.
In San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 81, of consumption
Mr.. Sam r. Hunt, formerly of Brunswick aged 80.
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Cnrll.

a. The officers and members of America
~ Hose Co. No ], return their sincere thanks
~to Ocean Engine Co. No. 4. for the liberal
of refreshments furnished them
fter the fire on Sunday morning, 18th inst. Also
o Mr.. Chase for a bountiful supply of cider.
Por order. A. ID. NEWB0LD, Clerk.
November l6, 1868. 1t
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cular issued by Gov. Coburn, in relation to
the necessity of urging forward enlistments,
to which We invite careful attention. The
only way for towns and cities to stave off a
draft, is to enter with zeal and earnestness
into the patriotic work of securing their full
quotas of volunteers.
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DISASTERS.

Sch Friend of Peace. Richardson, from Cutler of
and for Portland, with assorted cargo. went
ashore ledge off Wass's Island, Sunday night
Sth inst She came on after and filed and sank
in 10 fathoms OF water. Nothing of consequence
saved The vessel was old. and registered about 81
tons; there was an insurance portion of the
go, but none the vessel.
A dispatch from st Johns NF states that bark
Minerva from Cardiff for Portland, was abandoned
at sea Nov 4th and that the crew arrived ut that
Mace on the 18th
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. II. HAMILTON, NJ. D., Homeopafhist Office
and Residence 2o3, corner of Congress and wimot
streets, Portland, Maine.
P.S. Calls attended TO at all hours. Office hours
7to9A A. NJ; IL to 2, and 8 to9P. NJ.
nox12 d2Ms -
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AT st Croix oath ult, brig Neponset. Tracey, from
Bangor, for Turks Island 18th. to load for Boston.
At Aux Cages 18th ult, sch LorDg, Cole, from Bos.
ton, arr 18th.
rat st John NIB 18th inst brig Elmira, Norton,
Philadelphia.
Per steamship Bohemian, at Quebec.
Ar at Liverpool 9th ut, Ivanhoe, Barclay. New
York; Mary Hughes, Davis. FIN Huelva; Goth, T j
Southland, from ST John NIB.
Ent out 26th ut. ship vieksburg, for Alden.
Ar at Grsvesend 2sth ult, Catbarine, Foster. from
Shanghae.
Passed Deal 9th, Ann Mitchell, from London for
Marseilles.
OF the saltees 2sth, Sunshine Hooper, I'm Liver.
pool for Benin
Sailed from Bristol both, Edw Hinekley for New
York; Hannah Secor. for do.
Ar at Falmouth 2Sth nit. Ocean Traveller, from
Akysb.
Sailed from Queenstown 2sth. Achilles for Sang
haze; Chase, Edwards for London.
SPOKEN
Aug H. lat 81 lon % f. ship Nicholas Biddle, I'm
Calcutta for New York.
Oct 4, lat 20 n Ion 90 W, ship Morning Glory, from
DalhOuse for Cowes.
Nov I, lat % Is. Ion "a 10, sch Sybil Atkins from
New York for Matamoras. -
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A Card.

a. THE officers and members of Ocean
R Engine Co. No. 4, hereby tender their
~Sthanks to Mrs. Neal Dow and Son and q .
n. Chase, Esq, for Refreshments furnish
ID them at the Fire yesterday Sunday morniIg
Per order, e. .. HINDLE, Clerk.
Portland, Nov. 10, 1868 1t
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For Sale or Rent.

4 very desirable two and half story house, pleas
"A anty located, containing eleven finished rooms,
with wood shed and stable, small garden under
good cultivation Will be sold at a bargain. will
be let.
For further particulars enquire of :. G. BAILEY.
at Woodman, True L Co., No. "a So Middle
Street, or Of
JOHN c. PROCTOR.
novl6 div. Lime Street.
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State of Maine.
RxEeuTIvE DErARTxENr,

PvrrurIvr mo.
ara,,sr. NJ. ~ loco
sA, ny ~ ioo''
DEEM 1t proper to make public the following
communication from the Provost Marshal Gen.
erai'
If State furnishes her full Quota of Volunteers
under the Presidents call OF October l3th lS63 for
800 900. the draft ordered for th Of January 1884
will not take place in that state
JAMES r. FRYE,
Provost Marshal General"
''Washinc top, Nov. g. 1863 /"
The ouots r.e.rraa 10 "a, th;. s,.,a 4. : "a, ,on
and each city and tovn has sirsssr been Jisd =,
its snec6c Y,yonor,ion thar.oS Nc,hina 49,, 49,, ~
this Ia askfsi and ro,h;as la. .i has 1890 -
The WA nen.rtman, w .,a..r s ~ ~ s;s ~
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BAD BREATH-The greatest Curse the human
family is heir to. How many lovers it has separated
how many friends forever parted. The subject is
too delicate your nearest friend will not mention it,
and you ignorant of the fact yourself TO effect
a radical cure, use the ''B4LM OF A THOUSAND
FLOWERS'' as dentrifce night and morning. 1t
also beauties the complexion, removing all tan,
Price so cents. For sale by II. H. Hay. agent for
Maine, and all druggists. auglS eod&eow3m'
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Removal.

THE subscriber has removed to the store recently
Il occupied by Messrs. W. & e. X. Miliiken llS
Commercial Street. THOMAS SHAW
Nov. 10, 1868. s..-.. av
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Marseilles 22d ult, bark Tahiti Leeman, from
New York
At Surinam 18th ult, barks wyman, Ramsey, for
Boston % days Alice Tarton, Rowe, Tor do 10 days,
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House mt Auction.

"E shall sell at auction on Saturday, Nov q, at
w IL NJ, house No. "a Middle Street II is two
story house. in good order, Is occupied BY Mrs
Mason. Sale positive. Title clear.
HENRY BAILEY co,
novlo dtd~ Auctioneers.
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sJ-Parsons' Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
Dim.
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ono GALLONS OE PORTLAND KERo-
l,OOU sENE olL.s for sale at the lowest cash
price, by JOHN PukINf0N,
novls'edtw No, iss i!Qgs street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,


REMAINIMG in the Portland Post Office Nov.
that they are advertised.
~ All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge of one cent.
Sec O. AND BE 1T FURTHER ENA cTKD, ThatIists of
letters remaining uncaed for in any postofce In any
city, town or village where a Newspaper shall BE-
printed. shall hereafter be published once only m the
newspaper which being issued weekly, or oftepsr
sna,i nave the largest circulation within the range Of
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R-Ifyou are In want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. II
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AZ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prnts
at tn is office.
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

order
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MARRIED..

In this city, Nov. H. by Rev. f c. Bolles Chas II.
Jordan and Miss Tamzine J. Knight. both of this
city.
In Dover. N H.. Nov. 8. William A. Mccain, of
Poland, Me-, and Miss Hannah S. fash, of D.
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bark of $40 tons, was launched from the yard Of
Messrs. G. s. o. Fletcher at Stockton the 18th
inst She built by Sebra Croker Is copper fas-
tened. and owned by Capt VIM McGilvery, of Sears
port, Fletcher, and Capt Jas Nickels, who
Is TO command her
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Sunday.

Bark Elton. tBr) Governs Havana 18th ut.
Brig Annie Geldert. (Br) Cochran. Windsor Ms.
Brig Danl Boone, Tucker, Philadelphia.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD, OR How TO BE-
HAVE. BY Mrs. Manners. Third thousandl
This book for the young is from the press of
d. Appleton d Co. The authors have gained
an enviable fame among the smaller members
ofevery household, for presenting valuable
and interesting pages in attractive shape.
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slOlI Ill nDCklduu. DOuc nave pdlu tucu nuCS
and others have put of the day ofsettlement.
The Free Press says County Attorney Howes
is discharging his duties faithfully and ably,
and merits the thanks of the community A
majority of the Grand Jury were not men Of
what is called the radical stripe, but they were
men who would listen candidly to evidence,
and decide according to the facts, and the
rum sellers have not the ghost of chance to
carry on their lawless work
U- Says the Newburyport Herald, Soon
sentative" though always loyal paper, I'VE
think the whole country, and Ohio in particu-
lar, may congratulate itself on the defeat Of
c. l.. Vallandigham for Governor. The cleo
ton Of Vallandigham would have changed
the whole current of events in this country.
1t would have been followed by the success of
his party in other States and soon have de-
termined, we believe, the independence of the
Confederate States, or have brought the hor-
rors Of civil war to our doors, to have devas-
tated the loyal States, as it has Virginia,
Tennessee. Kentucky, and Missouri
SE-"The Washington correspondent of the
Anti-Slavery Standard says, "the elections
have dealt a heavy blow at the Blairs as well
as at the Copperheads. They were evidently
squirting at the Democrats the war Demo.
crats-in their recent course. But the fact
is andthe Blairs ought to know it, the war de-
mocrats Of to-day are Aboltionists. They
are the most decided radicals in the country
and there are but few men belonging to the war
party of the free states who will subscribe to
the doctrines enunciated by Montgomery
Blair in his Rockville speech. Ispeak of the
Blairs as a unit, for they hang together like a
BUNCH ofchestnut burrs."
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Portland, Nov. l6, 1868.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17
THE BABY WALKS.
Ills The house.; the baby stands

Joy Ills The house.; the baby stands
Alone upon her feet.
With quivering hip, she lifts her little hands,
And wonderingly doth gaze into her mothers facs;
Thus ti,nidly she starts upon He's ftfsl race.
Iiow many hopes. how many feRrs,
How many smiles how many tears
Hang DER her dangerous walk through concS years.
Almighty God to thee the child Is given: 1888 s
Guide home her weary steps at last TO heaven.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICE,

On and after April 1.t, the price Of i" The RFBRLLIo
isE CORD 7 WILDE asiraaced Fifty Cents volume
From that date the sale Of Parts, from Nos. to "a. wil
be dsconnr ed. Back sets OF . Tmx RI aLLI0x RE-
ORD will be- sold only In volumes. Pure ers and sub
srihers Who have not completed the four nes must az
opce do 50. She work will continue TO he published ia
parts Mt 30 cents each par Illustrated with yo r. r.'.
sees Nosln,s ' viii rry ris~ r.r~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

How DRUNKEN LOVER Looks In Life
for Life" the auihoress thus describes il 4:
How horrible 1t must he to see ANYBODY
one cares for, drnnk---the honest eyes dull
and meaningless the fac and figure instead
OF being what one likes to look at take pleas
ure to see in the saupe room even growing
ugly, irrational disgusting more like a
beast than man. Yet some women have
to bear it, have to speak kindly to their hus-
bands, hide their brutishness and keep them
from making worse fools Of Il nselves than
stheyjca help | have seen it done, rot
only by working mems wives, but IN draw
ing rooms.
think if were married. and saw my
husband the least overcome by lCu)r, not
drunk it may be, just excited, silly, other
wise than his natural self, it would nearly
drive me wild. Less Oh my own account
than his. To see him Sink--not for great
crime. but contemptible. coward!y Lit Of
sensualism the height my love had
placed him; to have to take care and to pity
him-but think the full glory and passion
of my love would die out, then and there
forever.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17
EMPLOYMENT.

The Undersigned has for several years past been
gagged IN ha'ness, which has yielded him al the "a te
OF three thousand dollars per aLnum and Is willns
to teach to others The business is Of highly uxsfnl
and general character adapted both to citics and vllzgrs
and one that any person Of ordinary capacity Young OF
Old male or male acquire with few hours practice
aud by which they can produce hands ONE income -
Several y1Hiig ladies who have received iron,
me- both in New Iorh State and Pennsylvania ar. carn-
ing upwards OF Fl5 per week by IT, and there no
why any one else cannot do the same. Inyads even
can do well by It, rs Is no reddiug affair but bus;
ness That perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and Ia
dics OF leisure who would Ike to learn the business for
their owl amusement pleasure, win find the practice al
II pleasant pastme and that they will take xrsn,
interest in On receipt Of 81 will send printed ia.
s!rcons by WHICH any person readily acquire lac
T. and these instructions will also contain ey ery nm r.
cular relative to the carrying on SO that IL viii lac
highly profitable The purchaser Of the printed inHtre.
ons will also be authorized to teach others and
have som limos received high 5000 for teaching
personally 10 single individual would state turtle,
that $3.50 So will buy everything that Is ia
commence business with and the articles can lie got a.
most anywhere in city country, or II preferred 4 can
furnish them. Address, ALyORD r PARSONS No I'd
LIBERTY ST., New York II 1913. ... ..hE@' ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-04-17

The STANDARD OF PATRIOTISM. -Thurlow
Weed thus closes arccent letter published ia
the Albany Esoniag Jouraa!:
"Our Government and Union, if depend
ent upon Party, will surely perish. No such
organization is strong enough to save either.
And Rulers and People should lose no time
in accepting and realizing this truth. | care
not .what. party prevails, or how elections
result, iftho STARS and Stripes are nailed TO
the mas, head" Loyalty to the Union
Fidelity to the Government. are the only
tests worth preserving. And when, III good
faith, all true men rise to this measure OF
duty-bursting out their way the net work
Of party, forgetting that they were, under
other circumstances, Anti. slavery" men,
t''Anlericans, Wings, Republicans or Demo,
Gratis" and remembering only that they are
brothers banded together to uphold Coy.
ernment and Union richly worth all the sac
riices Of blood and treasure their prescrva.
ton may coSt--then. and only then, shall VIC
be assured that the 4 public will live TO con.
fer again It's blessings upon a people whose
.way"ardness provoked Christening rattle,
than destruction"
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I A n MN e NJ I'LL
NJ NUT A Glory
AT CEDAR FALLS

AT CEDAR FALLS.
Two THE FARMERS, MILLERS GRAIN DEALERS
4 of Black Hawk and surrounding Counties: The un-
de signed having located at Cedar Falls for the purpose
Of manufacturing the Nash d Cults Celebrated Grain
Separator or Tanning MILL supposed TO be the best Mill
now In use, as decided by awarding it the First
Premium at the United States Fairs of 1859 and 1861
The Premium of 500 offered by the Board OF Trade of the
city OF Chicago Tor the Best Tanning Mill for farmers
USE was also unanimously awarded to this MIL The
sleeves and screens in this II arranged that can
take the foulest kind Of grain that be found and ty
running through there cannot found an oat or
foul OF kind and leaving nothing but the pure Ne
L. or seed wheat. My Mills made of the very be of
material that can be had, and will clean one hundred
bushels OF Grain per hour All warranted If used ac-
ordngto directions, to give satisfaction, saie--
Those IN want OF good No. Tanning Mill will If they
consult their interest call and examine nv mills
before buying elsewhere. Terms for cash or approved
paper, as low as any other establishment Mills on hand
at all times. Please call and see them Shop on Main
street, opposite Bishop & Bepjamn's Drug Store
Cedar Falls, February 18th. 1863. i6-tf
....-- WIN. Ii. STICKNEY.
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DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE No. Is.
TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DECEMBER I, 1861
Trains Moving West. Trains Moving East.

ID. III. & w. Ie. II. Trains 70 and from the South
west connect at Farley. e&s-.-
eT- CoNNECrioAs.-Stages leave Earlville on the ar
rival OF the cars from the East Tuesdays Thursdays
and SATURDAYS for Strawberry Point Brush Greek Fay
cite, West Union DEBORAH, and ST. Paul and from Man
chester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw
berry Point and the north &f4 zt2ssE r
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford An
ngton, Island Grove, Ackley Harden City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City also Jauesville Waysry Syracuse Nashua. Brad
ford, st. Charles and Minnesota -
GEORGE YOUNG. Superintendent
J. 4, FEro, ~ersal frrigts md rin@. A2e.1t
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HEESAN AND KISG.-These distinguished
masters of 'the noble science Of self defense
vide Lord palmerston-have arranged a
cosy bru!sing match, TO come off next De-
cember. London is terribly excited over it.
1t is the next great sensation after the mar.
riage of the Prince of Wales
King is the man who defeated Mace.
We are in formed bv the Loadon .Syorting
Life, in that elegant and classical dialect
which dist ngushes the literature Of the
turf, that "Tom Kings fist, in comparison
with Heenan's, seemed a perfect leg Of mt
TOM Of course there will be the most per-
feet fair play. John Bull, while the fight is
in progress, will remain entirely neutral.