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wxNkooPs ICELAND PICTORIAL.

WXNK9DP'8 ICELAND PICTORIAL.
Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Pulmon
ary organs are ever prevalent, insidious and
dangerous. The properties Of a medicine to
alleviate, cure and uprOot these complaints,
must be EXpeC, Irant, Anodyne and Invigor-
ating lOosening the muCuS. OF the throat. and
imparting tone TO the entire system - SO dis
covery in medical science ever mastered this
class Of diseases Ike Dr.. Wynkoop's Ieelnnd
PeetoraL 1t is used with the most agtonisi-
ing results IN all cases Of Bronchitis. Influenza.
Whooping Cough, Dip;hcria or Putrid Sore
Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs, Gods Ner-
vous Irritability, &c
TIE Rev. J. J, Potter CerlifeS, that have
used Dr.. WynkOop's Peetoral for several years,
myself and in nay family, for severe Puimon-
ary Complaints, and have recommended it to
many Others, and bave never seen its equal. ~
Rev. j. ]. Potter, Brooklyn, N. Y
Hundreds and thousands of important tps-
timonials could be produced showing its re-
markable cures and that it never fails. g
It IS composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm
Of Gilead, Peruvian BalSam, Elecampane.C Com
frey, Burdock, and other Invaluable expector-
ant and tonic ingredients. Il is harmless,
prompt and lasting IaYaliGs and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect a trial. Every fami-
ly should have Is It is remarkable for Group.
Full descriptions. recommendations and di-
rections accompany each bottle.
Sold by all principal Druggists.
Prepared by Dr. R. D. Wynkoup, and sold
by D. S. Barnes & Co. New York
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A SUPERIoR REMEDY.-We conscientieusly
recommend to those suffering from distress
ing cough, DR.. Sricklands MelliAuous Cough
BaIsam. It gives relief almost instantaneous,
and is Bithal Dot disagreeable to the taste
There Is no boubt but the MeIlihuous Cough
Balsam is one Of the best preparations in use
and is all that its proprietor claims for it. We
have tried it during the East week, and found
relief from most distressing cough. 1t is
prepared by Dr. Strickland, No,6 East Fourth
street. Cincinnati, o., and 5oP sale by Drug
giSts at 80 cents per bottle.
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HEIMSTREET'S
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT Is EOTADTE,

IT IS NOT 4 DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color; BY
the capillary tubes with natural sIs-
tenance, impaired by age or disease. All in
Stantqaeous dyes are composed of lunar oq'tstic,
destroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair,
and afford of themselves no dressing. Helm
streets Inimitable Colering not only restores
hair to its natural color BY an easy. process,
but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling of,
eradicates dandruf, and imparts health and
Pleasantness to the head. 1t has stood the
test Of time, being the original Hair Coloring,
and is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t is sold BY
all respectable dealers, or can be procured by
them OF the commercial agents, D. s. Barnes
& Co. 202 Broadway, New York. Fwosizes,
so cents and 81.
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Ths QUESTION of Blockade Running.

TIE Bermudlan, of August 18th, publishes
the following interesting correspondence be-
tween Governor Bayley and the Duke OF
Newcastle relative to the question of block
ade running:
TIE Duke Of NslroasZs to, GoU. Bay7eg
DOWNING STREET, April IL 1854
SIR: I have just received your dispatch
No. Is, Of 8th March last, enclosing q copy Of
the speech which you addressed to the Bah
ANA Legislature on the I'd of that month.
1 am obliged to inform you that I can by
no means approve that part of your speech, in
whjchyOu alludetO the practice of dispatch
ing vsseels from Nassau to the blockaded ports
of the Confederate States.
1t is perfectly true that the British Gov
enment is not bound to interfere in order to
-repress or even to diseountenance this prac-
tice, Just as tie British Government is not
bound to interfere with operations carried on
by British subjects in violation Of the revenue
laws Of a foreign country.
But is is undoubted that Il belligercnt has a
right to blockade the port Of his enemy; that
breach Of blockade is an invasion ofthst right;
and that the power whose belligerent rights
are thus violated may reasonably complain
that her Majesty's representative, speaking
publicly in his official capacity, should refer
to proceedings thus injurious to its interests
in a tone of encouragement or protection.
Ihave no doubt that the language which
YOU used was very acceptable to the inhabi-
tants of the colony, who are naturally anx-
ious to make the most of what are apparent
ly the advantages OF their present position
relative to the seat of war But think you
failed to observe that, in using it, you were
laying yourself open to a charge Of unfriend-
ly conduct toward a neighboring Power, and
were im?airing the position Of the Govern
ment which you serve.
have, &c. NEWCASTLE.
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The Duke Of Ne1ccasle to Co.. Baylg.
DOWNING STREET, MoNUA4, June 6, 1864
SIR: have to acknowledge the receipt Of
your despatch No. 45, of the 9th ultitno, in
answer to the comments made in my despatch
of the 11th April on that part of your speech
to the Bahama Legislature which relates to
the traffic carried on from Nassau with the
blockaded points of the Confederate States.
2. As.your explanations now received have
not remove nay objections to that speech, I
think 1t best to instruct you that, whatever
opinions you may individually entertain on
the points to which you advert what IS ex-
pected Of you is that you will not without
urgent occasion, or without authority, express
opinions affecting the relations of her Majes-
ty's Government with foreign Governments
and countries and that you will abstain from
adopting a tone and spirit, in alluding to in
vasions of the right of blockade, which, even
as constituted and explained by yourself is
m an officer occupying your position urIjusti-
fable, and cannot but be Injurious to this
country in its relations with the United
States.
g. That the opinions officially expressed by
you should have given rise TO angry comments
in the United States, which, even if they be
unfair, are not on that account much less mis-
chievious, is. I think. what ordinary fore
thought should have led you to anticipate.
have, &c.
NEWCASTLE.
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TIE Ohio State Fair for 1864 will be
held in beautiful grove, one mile south
of the State House, Columbus, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
the 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th days of
September. The Fair this year promis-
es to be a successful one, both in point
of exhibition and attendance.
The railroads will carry persons to and
from Columbus at half farey and live
stock for exhibition gratis:
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80 e. Ns.-l2n 7ro.cn. D D 80 = q. :,

From hsr-t Netrf0a Broom. D. d.. Editor o. ~ IN
cyatQpetiia Of ReiigiOgs hHOl-ledqe
AHhOuEh not disposed to favor or reconrueHd PAT
tcn5 Medicines IN geigtEl. through distrus Or their
Tcas ons why mah hBy not testify 10 the benefit. bo
believes himself 10 have received from any simple
preparion IN the hope that he may thus cdntributs
to the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard to'Ifo0aand's
German Btters, prepared by Dr.. NJ JackBBa Of this
CITY, BECAUSE was preudicsd against them for many
acohOhc HlStHre. l am indebted to my friend Rob
ert Shoemaker. Esq for the removal OF this preudicg
BY proper tests, and for announcement to nv them
when suffering rom great and long cohtinued debiI
". The use Of three bottles Of these Biters at ths
beginning Of the present year, was followed BY evi-
dentreliet- ana restoration to degree OF bodily and
mental ySo[ which had not felt for six months BE-
fore, and had almost despaircd Of reyaunc There
fore thank God and MT friend for directing me 10 the
use 0fthem j. NEWTON BROWyr
Ftiiadelphta, June % 1856
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SOLDIERS think Dr. Strickland is
quite rig ht in advising you in his advertise
ment in cur columns Of to-days paper, to take
bottle of his highly recommended Anil
Cholera Mixture in your knapsack5 it may
save the lives of many of our best soldiers.
Mothers see that your sons do not neglect it.
You can get it at the Drug Stores at so cents
per bottle 1t is the best remedy for Diar-
rhnaa and DHsenterv-
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Dyspepsia, Nervousness, AID Da5aayr Dr.
iS3rict7auds T0nic.-We can recommend those
suffering with Loss Of Appetite Indigestion,
or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous De
bility, to use Striciland's Tonic. It Is a veg
etable preparation, free from alchohc liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system; it
creates a good appetite, and is warranted to
cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale ty Druggists generally at One
Dollar per bottle. Prepared by Dr.. A. Striek-
and, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 0.
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NEWCASTLE.
Gorernor H3tg7cg's Reply.

Governor Bsyley replies in a long letter,
defending his course an6 saying: " should
be extremely sorry to think that any words
uttered by me on this occasion had Justly
wounded the suaeeptibilities or provoked the
indignation ofa friendly Power; and the long
er dwell on the subject, the less reason does
there seem to me iOr surprising that such an
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impression can have been made. For your
Grace will see that the right which 1 claimed
for the colonists is the right OF trading, not
only with one, but with either or both Of the
belligerent States. And two things induce
me to believe that no unfavorable impression
was made upon just and reasonable men in
the Northern States. The FIRST is the opinion
expressed by many respectable Northerners
staying here during the winter, the general
tenor OF which may be summed up in the
words Of one of them; You Il e. the Eng
lish) have done what we should have done in
similar circumstances; you have traded with
both parties at the same time. The second
is, that the New York Herald, in an article
designed to be bitterly severe on my speech,
entirely misquotes and misintgrprets it dis
connecting its consecutive paragraphs, and
inserting inappropriate CLOSES. This article
Of the Herald, to which Ireter, is copied into
the English paper, the Public Opinion OF
April H."
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Iestiiyl1s 0l iheir 0ign Personal EaoWledge to the
beneficial effects and medical vfrfnes AZ fbes 7iff-
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING no STRFNGTH.
EN- YOU? ~
DO You WANT A GOOD APPFFrFFy
Do YOU MANI TO BUILD Up E0UR CoNsTI-
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL WEgTf
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID Os s7FRvors
NESS
DO YOU WANT ENERGY7
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WEBEF
Do You WANT Brisk AMI NIeOPOH
FEELING
IyOu do use HOOFLAND's GERMAN; RaEvHFFs
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OF their children, there is nothing which pre-
sents so many advantages as this National
Loan.
It is convertible into a six per cent. gold
bearing bond. At the expiration Of three
years holder Of the notes Of the 7-30 loan
has the option OF accepting Payment in fullor
Of fhrding his notes m a SIX per cent. gold in
terest bond, the principal payable in-nOt less
than five nor more than twenty years from
its date as the Governnlen! may elect Fer
six months past, these bonds have ranged At
an average premium OF about eight per cent
in the New York market, and have sold At
100 to-day (Aug. 12tlD, thus making the real
rate Of interest over ten per cent; and be-
sides, to make the Inducement even greater,
Congress by special act exempts its Treasury
notes from state and municipal taxadon.-
Could ShylOck ask more2 Was patriotism
ever so IiberalIy rewarded ?-Harpsrs Haga-
zine.
ThE special to the Commercial from Colum-
bus says that great hope is entertained that
Ohio will clear herself OF the draft altogether.
An effort is to be made 10 have the draft
postponed
The Worlds correspondent says that if the
call had been for 100000 instead Of 100000
the whole would have been raised.
As was 10 be expected, recruiting In the
South Is failure. There are two hundred
and twenty-five agents ihNashviTle, and they
have not obtained as yet. one hundred ant
nifty recruits.
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From the Rev. Levi G. Beck. Pastor % s6s BAPTIST
Shureli' femoerton n j. formerly Of the North Bap-
tist Church. Piludas
have known IIOOiand's German Bfftsrs favorably
LOT number OF years have used them i my own
tamilI, ana have been so pleased with fAbta effects
that wa Induced to recommend them TO fddir ofh-
beneficial manner take great pleasure r, sins mr.
hey proelaming this fact and calling the attention
oil those ahcted with the diseases for which teg are
recommneded To these Bitters, knowing frofi expo-
hence that my n eOmmendatiOu will be srstilneff -
do this more cheerfully HOOfand-s Bifsrs Is in
tshueu 70 Oene4t the ainletedand is not rum drink
/ 1Ours truly, LEVI G. BECK
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DARRHGA AND DYsENrERY We have ex-
amined a great number Of letters from some
Of the most citizens Of Cincinnati and Coving-
toh ETC., speaking in the highest terms of
DR.. Stridldands Anti-Cholera Mixture for the
cure. of diaFrhFa and dysenteFy. The letters
are too long to publish. Mr. Woods, Of Gov
ington, says he was pronounced ihcurable by
the best doctors in Cincinnati, ard one bottle
Of DR.. Strfeklaud's Anti-Cholera Mixture eff
ected a permanent cure after suffering for
months wit1 the worst form Of diarfhes aud
dysehterg.
Another says he was discharged from the
United stsiss service after suffering in the
hospital for s months as incurable, and as a
last resource tried Strieklandzs Anti1ChOIera
Mixture be got well directly and has now en-
tered the. srfny again In good health. One
man writes he has cured seven or eight very
bad cases Of diarrhoea and dysentery IN the
barracks he was in with one bottle Of this
valuable medicine. In fact we could fill half
our paper with similar items from these let
ters. Why does not our Government secure
this valuable preparation. Our. army ought
to be supplied with it. It is but short time
since one Of our men laid in q very low con-
ditiOn at one Of our Cincinnati Hospitals, his
wife was sent for, his doctors considered his
a hopeless case. Size, however, gave him
Striekland's Anti-Cholera Mixture, and in
three weeks be was able 10 return home with
his wife to New Richmond, 0. All these
cases right at home speak for themselves.
We hope all the soldiers will put bottle ol
it in their knapsaCks, II may save them OF
some of their comrades. It Is for sale by
Druggists at 80 cents per bottle
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HOOFLAyD's eFRW8V BIrTl-pg !

Are nqt new and untried artiue But hasg stood t,
test Of fifteen yeors trial BY the American public sd
lher reputation aud sale are not fiTails By any sin
most eminent -
CLERGYlIEN,
LAWYERS
-PHYSICf&Ng
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rity Of Hollands German Bitters {rreiv vessfaiia
hosts OF ignorant Cuaozs and unscrHpuluus uyentnrs
eFs, nave opened upon suffering humanity the food
gates OF Nostrums IN the shape Of poor whiskev vile
Y compromised with injurious drugs and ehristened
TONES. StOtnachics aud BitteFs
Dssa aIs u tle lnnnmerSJlg arfaT Of Alcoholic pre-
palatiOns in plethOric bottles and bic beIIie5 -
under the modest appellatiOh Of BitteTs; which n
stead OF eErlng only aggrvate dssase and leave he
disappointed sufiefef IN despair
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JCDGE BULLITT, OF KENTrCKY. no DOpD

LOUISVILLE, KY, July IS, 1864
DEAR SRI expeet to start on the
two clock train TO- MORROW, reach Iudi-
annapolis at 8:l9'P P NJ, and take supper at
the Mason House; where hope to meet
you. Yours truly + F~BULLITT.
This is worse. than Pickwiek's mutton
chops and. sauce for t#o.'-Ddyon En-
11,re,
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tsEEhen bad men combine, good men
must unIte.''-BUrte. .--
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United States Taxes.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, .4FH DIST. ONO. ,
URBANA. Aur- II 1874 Z

COLLECTORS OFFICE. .4T8 DIST. ONO; .
URBANA, Aug. 15, 1884.
Tic Income Tax for the year 1868, and the Annual
Tax for Licenses, Carriages, Buggies Plate &C. for
the year 1864 in the 4th Collection District of Ohio
are due and payable and if not paid on or before
the 10th day Of Superintendent will be liable to pen
atty Of temper cs1lt1Igs
Champaign County @azes,
Can be paid at my Office in Urbana.
Hogan County,
At the Office of S. T. Walker Deputy Collector at Bel
1rfODtaiuP
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Shocking Treason

AMONG the developments Of treason
apainst the Sons of Liberty lately made
by Darlington, the following truly shock
ing epistle is published in the Cincinnati
Gazette. Who but vile and traitorous
copperhead could have written such a
reasonable letter? The greater part of
the correspondence is of the same sort.
Our blood runs cold as we read it:
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NO ALCOHOL OR BAD wHIsKETg
They VIII cure the above dfseases in piuetr-nFBs
cases out Of a hundred. -
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The Constitutional Union Ticket in 1854,
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7,ur TrNroN of Hearts-the Union of Hands
The Union Of States none can sever;
The Union Of Lalles-the Union Of Lands;
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION Forever!
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TTiami County,

&3iaHni County,
Atthe Office of Stephen Johnston, Deputy Collector,
in PiQuh. For the accommodation of tax payers in
the scuth endOf the county, Mr.. Johnston viii have
his books in TrJy at the Court House from the lst to
the 18th day Of Sept and on the Sth 9th 10Th days in
TippeCanOe.
Shelby County,
Aytlse Office Of john " Carey, Deputy Collector in
Sidney.
Darke County,
Al the Office Of James McKhanH Collector in Green
vile.
+. N. WRIGHT, Collector.
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URBANA UNION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ArG. 81, 1854.

TERNs:-Sl,50 year, payable in advance
The cheapest and best country paIer In Ohio
Address. J.W.HoUx, Urbana, Ohio.
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HyOu do, use HooFLAND's GERMAN BiTTERs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-31
Another Brave Boy has Fallen.

A correspondent, writing to us from
Greensburg, in this county, under date
of the 9th inst, furnishes the following:
MARTIN SAeER, of the 9th Ohio Cavalry,
in an engagement with the enemy near
Lees Mill, Va, on the 28th of July last,
was struck with a musket ball and lived
only an hour. He had been in the service
nearly three years, and re-enlisted for the
war; had passed through many severe and
hard fought battles, ever deserving and
enjoying the respect and confidence OF
his comrades in arms, and the appreciation
of his officers. Tho ugh young in years,
he lived long enough to earn and secure
by his christian virtue, his holy patriot
ism, mis- unfaltering courage on the battle
field in the defence Of his country and
the rights of man, a place with the brave
and illustrious dead and while his body
rests in a christians grave on Malvern
Hill, his spirit has gone to Him who
knows full we'll on whom to bestow pro
motion. w.
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The above tabular statement is not a
correct representation Of the situation of
all the towns. Some nave recruited men
10 the number of their quotas ut other
points than this, and those recruits have
not yet been reported "a MarsbslCadwel
When that shall be done, the quota NJ
this county will not be very far behind.
The general credits announced by the
Governor have not yet been distributed.
When this is done, it will probably shoa
the quotas of several of the towns fuli
that appear yet deficient. The order
concerning the credits for those who paid
Communication has been revoked and at
present it is not known how they will
be credited. No order has been reoeiv-
ed to credit 100 days men.
Recruiting has been very busy at the
Provost Marshal's Office for several days
past. Monday and Tuesday were crowd
ed days. The streets were ~thronged with
recruiting agents and candidates for piles
of gr~eenbacks and blue uniform. Old
TrumbulI can yet turn q legion of brave
boys to fight for the old flag. Her re-
sources in furnishing soldiers seems in
exhaustable.
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The Right Thing

In the right place, is one Of those in
genious and popular time and labor 81
wing inventions, a Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, in your family
Those who may wish to procure one of
these best of ali sewing machines have
now a favorable opportunity to do SO of
MI. CoRBIN, the well known popular
agent for the W. & W. who has sold
them by the hundreds in this section,
and pleased every purchaser. Mr.. Cor
bin has Just returned from the East, and
brought with him an assortment of ma
chimes direct from the manufacturers,
and we would suggest to any of our read
ers who want a good sewing machine.
that the present opportunity should not
be lost. Every body buys the W. & W..
and say they are 20. K." "Everybody'
is sensible.
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Fruits, Vegetables, &c.

While in Cleveland. a few days since,
we happened by the establishment of
Mr.. L, A. Gilbert. 1872 Ontario Street.
who is a wholesale dealer in and shipper
Of fruit, vegetables and game, and
found him well filled with a superior
stock of peaches, pears, apples, melon,
berries, sweet potatoes, &C., and, in fact,
almost everything that is good in the
way of fruit and vegetables. Persons Wis
ting the city are invited to call, and
Mr.. Gilbert will supply them on fair
termso out of his abundance.
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Pastoral.

Rev. Mr.. Peate, the new pastor oil
the NJ. E. Church, in this place, arrived
here on Saturday evening last. He has
snent four months Of the past season in
the service of his country, as chaplain Of
an OHIO Regiment, in Virginia, and re-
turns physically invigorated by the
campaign. He preached on Sabbath
last, and seems to be an earnest, as well
as a fluent and interesting speaker.
Rev. Mr.. Hoisington, who has been
temporarily absent, recuperating, has re-
turned 10 his charge, looking quite the
better for having enjoyed some relaxa-
ton.
We might mention, in this connection,
that the Presbyterian Society have re
pared their church, greatly improving
it's appearance, and making it look
quite comfortable and pleasant. Gas has
just been introduced for lighting the
church-s decided improvement.
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II. X. Celebrities.

James McHenry, Esq. of London, the
contractor and celebrated inancier of
the A. & G. W. Railway, passed over
the main line of the road to Cincinnati,
on last Thursday evening, on Especial
train, accompanied by a number Of the
prominent men of the road. No time
was given for organized demonstrations
of welcome on the part Of the people
along the line,i nevertheless, there was
considerable interest felt to seesthe man
whose great financial ability had made
his name familiar in this country. At
this place there was an iinpromptu man
Hesitation of welcome. by suspending an
illuminated arch, ornamented with
flags, across the road, at the depot
The Warren Band was also present, adj
ding much to the occasion. by its exec
lent music. L4H al 2S