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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Aas!er1 through arrives At E;So A. H4 s;l6 P. n,
EastsTn Way arrives At IO.ao An.
Hestern Through arrives at s:2O A. H., $40 P. n
% May arrives st 2:55 P. n
Andusky Way arrives st 9sl5 An.
Slnoinnat Through arrives st $50 A. n, 500 r. n
9p way arrives ct $50 P. n.
Eifispurgh through arrives ct s.55 A. y.
Msy arrives ct lO.I0P n
hAhenlng Way arrives st los A. ~
he1dg1Do arrives ct I0.25 A. M
AedinA Way arrives 1t 100 P. b.
fsoo sort, 4e.I strives Tuesday,, EhuEvdAyH and
WaTfsnsville arrives daily ct IO.lBAM
Aoss OleEaland and knoid arrives daily oAM
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS,
EAS[ARE THRoUGH for Erie, BufAlo, Boston. Hsv
IorlS Hartford, and PainesTils, esasEa, AShtsbo
IL end Oonneant, closes at $50 An.
- 54sT5EH 1EsogsHl for Now TeEk only, closes ai
EABTHsE TEsouaz, Or Esss. .BaHalO. AlbsuV.
s5ess9ni hry York and HafHoEd, ciossG ss 800
EA5EERE WAY, for al points between Cleveland
End Erie, closes At 2:50 P. n.
1sTzBs THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detrait, Chicago;
AID mtlWs1kee olose5 At 7:I0 A. NJ
NlEIERE THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Hq21qoe q; Joseph and Cairo closes at 200 P N.
1sTERH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct I45 P. n.
!, SAaDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and all intsrms-
N1so points, closes At $50 P. n
CnCIEEAzI WAY, for all points between Usvolsad
and Oincinnatis closes Et 7:05 A. II,
s1.soIssA5I ,1HAoyqH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, oiosos ct 1905 A. n.
OtzpISsA-TI THEoUsE, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indisnspolis zanegyfIs sud
Nceeling, closes At 800 P. NJ.
RIzEssURsH TaRoUsH, for Pittsburzh and Ws1h.
ingsop, closes At 12:5O P. II.
PIlEssuEsa WAY, for al points bstWesn Clsys.
ana " Mslls7tles and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg PhIk
ssPhias BzlsimeEs aid Washington, closes IS 100
A. d.
7 y tro-zr-s W. - III ,,.s-.. -. -,
and EouDgstovn. closes at s.45 p NJ
MEADvILLE, closes at ESQ A. M
MEDINA Way, closes At 7;S0 A. n.
BoCEFoET, &c., CLOSES on Tuesdays, Thursdayu
and Saturdays, ssi2M.
/ NAsE1ssTIlLs, closes daily, 1880 A. n.
EA5r CLETEGAEO and Euoid; oloses daily, IS
2. n.
hsil and Drop LSstsEs Ers required By Law % Be
pTe-paid.
an City Circular are required 80 Be prepaid siss
q tWo-oons stamp.
Once open from 90 A. n. to T:bO P NJ On
Sunday from 800 to 1000 A. n.
T. COWLEs. P. n.
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To BE HUNG.

NEW YORK, March q.
Kennedy, who was arrested st Detroit,
and has since been convicted of being 8
spy is 70 be hanged at Fort Lafayette on
Saturday next
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Connections are made at MonToeVIls with the San.
duBky, MGnsaeld Newark b. B. At Olyde with khs
eandu1ky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati u. B.; At BramOuS
with the Fremont Indiana B. r. and st Toledo
with the Michgan Southern & Northern Indiana ARD
Toledo q Wabaah RailroadI for CHICAGO. Defrof.
Jackson, EoIt WAYNE. LoGSc1port Lafayette, Oaira-
Alton, ST. Louis, and al points West. Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN OsYslsnd from Toledo aad a,
West 1t 9s29 A. r., Ass r. r., and $40 p n Ero1
sandusl1 g 9:is A. n. LID RuCKsB, BGD't.
Cleveland. Oc4. .. ISs{
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n[PORTANT 10 Ila-DIRs-Dr. Har.

AM OAAAN[ = ~ AAl4S4l1lF III A4se4-
Vay'S Female Pills nAva never yst lsllsd n rsmoV.
ing diaoulties ariaing from obstruction, or stop
pars 0f nature or IN restoring the system 20 per.
ct health when suffering from Spinal AheottonH,-
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condition, and b bringing on the monISJ period
With regularity, 10 mattsr from What causes kks
obEsruotion nay Eriss. They Ghould, however, HOz
- tSfsn during tha frrt thrss u01tkl Of prsgnsn'
o. clEh safe sf A1y othsF tina e mis1HfrisEo
Gl b the resuit.
EIach box contains % Pills. Prfes %.
Dr. HAEEHT'g TnEAI11E on Diseases Of Ieuals1,
PrsznRney, MiscArriAge, Barranness, stertity, Re
Brodnoti0a, ard Abusos Of Nature, and omphatioal-
II ths Ladies PFiyats Medical AdviBoF, pamphlet
Of 64 pAgeE sent es y Aay address. 5-x cents re-
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The pills and book wiz be sent By NAL wren d.
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10. 76 Cedar st., New York.
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b% MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR
OF YOUTH REsToBED in four weeks, by DR..
Records ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR.. Rioord (of Pa
ris) has appointed an Agent in New York for the
sale Of his highly priced Essence Of Life, This
wonderful agent VIII restore Manhood to the mOst
shattered consultations, in four weeks, and used
scoordng to printed Instructions, failure is impos
uible. Success, In every case, is certain.
Dr. Ricord'E Essenoo Of Life Is cold in cases, With
fu instructions for use, at g. OF four quantities
"a one for So and will be sent to any part careful
Iy packed on reosipt Of remittance 70 his scsredt'
Cd agent. Circular sent free on Teosipt Of foul
Utamps PHILIP ROLAND,
AZ BroOms street, one door west Of Broadway,
feblER9 New York.
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NLEVELAND AND TOLEDO z. ]
e. W1arER kseanaEnrnR. lsa.

On and Aftar Monday. Oct. glEs, 1854, Psmsns,r
Trains viii leave gsVela1d e. foiloFH Csanda71 -.
oopted: .7 's-I--'
$40 A. M.-OHICAaO EXPRES5.-Stons at BsrsA
Grafton, Oborlin, Wskeman, HorWalx hIonro=-
Villes BeDeFue, Clyde, Fremont and Elnors-
and arrives At Toledo at I2:45 P. H, OhicaTo Al
u:10P.Hs and Detroit 20 pa -
ia P sM.-MEStEBh MAIL.-Stora at Al stations
on Southern Division, snd arrives at Toledo af
~ ?. HI Chicago st s 40 A. n. and Detroit e
l0s10P. q.
lsn P. M.-NoRTHERH lIAIL.-stors Il Al Ets.
duaET Ct 7:l0 P. ~.
la81 p. H.-NIGHT EXPREsB.-StoEs at Grannak
HorWALks Monrosvtlle, Oyde and Framonk and
arrives ct Toledo Ct 2.t6 A. r.: Chfcagc Al l7sil
P.H. and Detroit At 6sOC A. y,
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Tne Propfisaoss Of the New York MaBssm Of Anat-
omy nave determined, regardless Of expense, to is
H1s free flor the beRaht OF suffering humanity, and
suppression Il qraoksry) foar Of their most inter
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disqnalifcations, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Frsnsafura decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, W eak
nsss Uf Depression, ImpotenoyI Less OF Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil and those
Hals lies which result from youthful foliits, ex-
cesses og maturity, and ignorance Of Physiology
and laws Of nature.
Of fenighteuing and saving thousands, Ond will be
forwarded ffes. on reoeipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Huseum Of Anat-
Omy and Medicine, SIS BEoadvays New Yofk.
f,hIE-Rq
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Amsrifaa gta.
A MERICAN LEG.

MEXICAN LEG
AThiB is The best Artificial Leg
ever Patented, for DEBABILITTS
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov
ernmsnt has adopted this Leg into
the Army and Navy. This u 3
recommendation 10 the Limb 80
GoVernment gives 70 the Soldier
none but the best.
Send for PAmphlet.
AMERIOAN LEG co.,
AtWatsr Buildin-s
a,bg.R1I OlevelEDf
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Tu.IO IalICg UyI0E aAIl.,

Roi. gsrt for the sala OF singers Osiebratsd Sew
,ny BT,abIus5. storr's Automa5on PreesmAni
-1d Btrong's Patent army bedsfrnnEs
= - Corner Superior and Union-Esss
- t,,ot ont for the Ctauts.-I1a dec2l
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8atlyaNs.
A TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
~ RATTWAK

h RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.
Taxes Eject Monday, March 2OtE, 1865.
Two Through Express Trsins DaiIyl bstEesn
CLEVELAND and HEW YORK.
"DAT ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (S1ndzy szcspt.
edl at s:50 ~ arrives st MesdTills at 2.0c P. H.
tDinnerl Salamanca az bs56 P n, Isl lepiRg Casai
and New York st l:lOP. 4.
''6IaHT ExPsEsss" leaves Cleveland (SatuEdsya
szeepted,l at 9:I5 P NJ, Sleeping Cars attached
Grrivs5 at Meadville at Leo 4. n, salamanoa AZ
E:50 A. n, aud New York a. 1880 ?. n.
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= AIDES SPRING GARMENTS
4 INV STYLES Spring Garments In Cloth and
EiII-. White Iams Lace Points and Circles; Black
lama I,sce Points aud Circles, opensd this day.
= ]. b. DEWITT q CO.,
/ Ssbas 5f-s -i - Tpnd II Public squags'
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Z
lsel-s. Winter Arrangement 1888.
'ASRITALAHD CLOSING or HkEEa..
AT FHl
J1EvEIAND FOsF-oFFIOE

iCOzEEsGEss HoEDkH. oOr0HER SIsr, Ise4.
- Mails wiz be opened and ready for dsIivsrv
one hour after arrival Of trainA IrE =
oaB- All Mails close one honr hsigrs dsparsuroS
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GOLn MARHET.

NEW YoRK, March 10. .
Gold opened At l65 and closed at 1891,
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THE OLD EAGLE FOUNDRY

Corner grOnt and EeadOw SIS,
(oPPosTTR DEPOT
Il again open, and the subscriber beRs leave to
inform fits cd friends and patrons and the public
e nsrally, that he Is BOW reacy 70 bald
ALL KINDS OF ENGIKE6.
Portable or staH:nary.
Bs Il also ready to do all kinds Of REPAIRING
On short notice and in q wOrkma, like manner.
WORK. Our faciIitig for mah ufScturing MILL
GEARING are Is COED IS the best. ] be Patterns
have besn accommodating for upWards Of twenty
ave Year,, and are Of the best quality. Ali orders
rom distanoe promptly Offended 70. - --
ADDRESS ]. RIqG, Manager
iGn24:RS Box N5T Cleveland, Ohio.
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hHYHtANp LII RAILRoAnI

II "
ls6o- fEsl kRRAIi9EnIE IIiF..a, 'sa ~
On a14 afsE IondaE, Oct sIsx. ia 9a..,s,,.
Trains VI I'm e tolouls 0SenAayI sr-s -z1.i5.
ii.1, .LHANN -, YELAtD
$50. a. M.-DAT TR1IH-sioD.l.- :,
lWi1cughbg, Pd 81 Madisc-1 lisr,-S95,,- y ~ =
iAbula, Oonneanf and alrard clly ~ 87-fl1.a, y
- EFss e - ?. r., DtnkEk Z. 9. IN. BaisSS
1:1s P. M.-0IEOTHHATQ ExPREss-stcou, cou,,n4. :.
EanessssI AshtabuiA aud Glrard oHly, and ars
70 i61Dd 80 P NJ Dunrk - ?. =. Bgs
- As-MAIL AID AOOOrEEODAFfosG
7.sss sl3< at Al HtationI End HETiVs g EriS e
500 r sIal.-sIeHf ExPREss rRATE-ssev.isv,.
-. ---.s .is' - e11sabula and aiFafd oniT. 1nd
Az. Busal0 4:10 A. =. - 4'' Saa-aLA ~
= Llu = gA.AAs1 ARIh .r.rrf :
20 A. n.-H1aHT ExPRrss "a ~
As 9irsrd, AAntabule and PainsSSiiIe nv. ~
S;lBs a. u. NAIL AND ACColHoDaTrn mn
!. ?; ~ stations and srTiTS 4
l0s55 A. M.-T0LEDO IXPRE3S-Stonptnr a. an
gtAtiSngeEosDt SWanVille, Eaybrook Unio1Vfii-
RerEy, Meltor snd Hiekihe, and arrives a
s:z5 2. H.-pAT ExPRfss TRAIE-sloDpias -
Glrard, Conne4rt, AshtabulA, Geneva & Painss
vile on7, and arrives IN Cleveland at .z5 ?. -
second ola4 uarl ara run on ~ throash
An the trains Fosns westward connect AZ CIsVsia.
VII trains for Toledo, ChieAso. OolumblE Olncin-
nAf, Indianapolis, st. Lo1is %; and an EhrrnT -
LAM song e9stEArd, Connect at Dunkirk With ths
.rSln1 q ne New York 4 Eris Baruad ard A4 Buf-
Al with thoss of the New York Csnfrsi q So 10
new Lcrk City Railroads for New Yorf Aib1uTi
Boston; HiagAre Eau9 81, ana e EEis Visk sTlfnl
- Day Exprsss, East and Wesf tosoaess n
afrArd with Trains on EEte 3 Pfttsblrrh f7sfiFoSd
OR LnesEiLs, 4eadTiile, JAnsstoEn, se. ~ =
C7,,,,,.,-s ~. - y. T. H04TINeHAE. sus's
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A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give up Epeetscles, without aid Of doctor
or mediceDe-Sent BY mail free, on receipt OF ten
cents. Address E. B. F0OTE, IL. D.,
febiERsdkW Ils0 Broadway, New York.
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DRESS GOODS.-I HAVE THIS
IL dsy received small Let Of small checked
Poplins st only Six SbiIIlngs a Yard. Also
Plain Barathea Cloth, Aipacas, Plaid AIohatrs,
Striped and other reasonable Dress Goods which,
having ben purchased since the fall in priee5
an enabled to sell ct very reasonable rates. Any
enc wanting to buy go-d and cheap Dress will do
well to call st 8. HYMAH'S Cheap Dry Goods Store
BARGAINS BARG AINsi Call and see.
Brk and White BalmOral Skirts at So 75 worth Sc
Good Quality Irish Linen st 500 and 81 q yard.
inen sheeting only Sl.50 yard.
Str ped Shifting Flannel only Soc yard.
With 3 number Of other bargains to which the
Public are respectfully invited By s. HYMAN,
mills Cor. Superior st. and Public Square.
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8nsnranee.
1861. HOOKETh 1861,
EUFUAb INSURANCE COEPAET.
FIRE AND MARINE

CAPITAL, S20O,o
No Scrip DITidsnds-~ Profits divided IN OAS5
among Stock aud Policy Holdsz.
Takes Marine Hazards OF all kinds, Fire Rislu
Buildings Merchandise, Furniture, Yesssil IN Port
md ths better GLASS Of RiskB generally.
DIRECTORS.
Wn. Hart, B. FELTON,, AmGsa Stons.
P. OhAmbsfiin, L. D. Hudson. J. q. ChRmberlin,
W. T. Walker, CA. Gsrdner, o. III. OYiatt,
+. ". Peltou, Vim. Wellhouss.
OFFIOE-Ovistt'B Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Olsyeland, Ohio.
Losses Adjusted and promptly psid.
WI. lIART, President.
j.. D. HUnSdH, RaeFutaTN-
Capt. O. A. eARDEEs, Mali 3 inspector.
mhI6. dkW
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CHEYEL.AND AND PITTsBURaH

NLEVEIaAND AND PITTSBURaH
gH RAIhRO DAD. T1--'
1858. WINTER ARRAEGEEEET. Is-
On snd Nftsr Monday, Dec. Issh, JssA Fr.iusls.r,
500 A. .M.-dAlL-ArrsTss Al PiftsburTh 4.fIalp
li Harrisburgn 2sso A. n, Baltimore T:lO A -
Rashinston IO;s5 A. n, Philadelphia sss5 =
New York iea00A n, Wheeling 90 P. n Co1.
meets sat at Hudson with .. z U R.B. for kkso5
1 20 P. M.-EXr KESS-Arrivss At Pitsburzh SIS ;.
n, harTlsourgh 20 A T., Baltimore Es % ?.
NJ Maahtngton 40 p n, PhiiadeiphIa i7.fO p
-. Ma New 195k z:t5 ?. n, Mheeling 6s30 A. n
s;l0 p. M.-AA.esooMLM0DATIoN--FOF n Hudson and
1ntsrmediats Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron
PaF. VI q Fgih io os0bReff5inE ss oEEyills With
ter and ManEheld ------1-' "O'-'- '
CarslTan thr0ash Ton Pittsburgh 70 HsuTe7k
8I- FarS q ioE As 81 any other il
- Through Tickets can bs procured e sha Unfor
TICKET Once Meddsl Housas IS ne Dsp0k. or ths
- - }. ,. DEyEREU5. suS'E- =
OLEVKLAED, OOAGHBUs Z OIFs
NCIHEATI AILROAD,
iss4-o. RIETER ARRAEGEAKETs Is6s-s.
LIST TsaIn--s:O6 A, M.-cIEUIEEATI MxPREss
9spppins - Grafton, Wellington. HeW Lon,
Shelby, Orezttde, Gallon, Gilosd, Car
eeton, Ashley, Delaware, DsNis Centre and
"a TrSin--s:ss n M.-AOOOM aODA TTOrg --s.o-,
81 Al stations, and arrives IN Columbus ht s:fs
At Grafton, wellington, New London EhsSbT-
Ore5tlins, Gallon. Gilead, Csrdington and Dsis
Trains lsAye Columbus ct 1:s8 and l0z5 Al, 3,lorur
AFriES % ClsVelAnd $50 A H. and $50 2. <.
OOHNEOFIOH5:
--5An6uBEy, nAnEnsld & Newark Railroad a
hsnEesd, Nj. Vernon. Newark. HansIYtli9.
s-Pitts5urEh, Fort Wsyno CHICAGO Ran.
road, Lorests Upper SandnskY- Delphos Lfria
Fort Esynes Leporte, Ohicagn, &C., West ~
East for MnnHneld, Wooster, Msssilfou ltc =
Grafton and Belsf0ntAine Railrcad Line jor iarfon
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Union, Muneie, Indian
Apoiis, IcTre Haute, Finoennes. Hthnavflfo
Louisville, Cairo st. Louis, &c. i
DeleWAre-With Springfield Branch for sbrinKheld
Ooluulbu1-Mttls Miami q Columbus, and Xsoia
Railroad. for Aenia, Dayton, 1ndianepolls-
Terre HAute Sc. Louis Morrow, LoVeland AZ
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mf5TiSrf--l
Ralroad 81 Cincinnati for Bcui5TiiIe ETS1r
Vile Cairo, ST. Louis, I'D al Pointi o. -
Oolunb1s- -gentsal Ohio Rapro~d Tor Esuark, Bsps..
Eile, v heelnE, lei Oolumbrs PiquS IN,
\ diana ke1lroad Ton Piqua, OTbeul. 81
ger Itnkof5 70 81 potrts and informaffor azrl-
e ne PASSENGER sSAtiont Az1 e Union Ticket Ofcs
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-22
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"a Sod b. II tbs principal Druggists.
CIV. OLARE, Dr1EEiHt, Ageut Ter Cleveland.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

assure YOU we were "tormented before our
time" BY cbiibiaips. coughs, and other ills
from Pandoras Box The wind blow from
tho south, the eicighipg wns good, the roads
q i've with teams. 6Dd, although our horses
bad tough sides and short memories. they
mado good time. and brought US into Wa
tcrtown with flying coiors' The streets
of this most beautiful Of inland towns were
crowded with pooplo from the country -
The Square was filled with loads OF wood,
soft aud bard, short and long, green and
dsy. II each load contained cord when it
started from the farmers yard. it must have
shruDk" considerably on the way; but
that was so much gair for the team and no
toss to the owner, since he made no deduc.
ton to tho purchaser on that account
Wood is wood. and what is tie use of living
in tho woods, ii YOU cannot get ten dollars
q cord for wood In New York City, VIC
have Wood thut hes cost a vast deal more
han tbat-Fernando and Ben. for instance.
They are hard and kDotiy. but were badly
split up on election day. They will soon be
utterly consumed with the FIRE of an indig.
nant and iDsulted na,iou
chanced to stop at Sackett's Harbor q
few days ago, and gratificd my curiosity
somewhat by taking a stroll about town
u6 Otu etDUnukDeDtb OF DfChetWO1ks arc
yet TO be seen, as well ss some of the guns.
Madison Barracke are located just DOT of
tho village. aud present a commanding sp
rearance. Those quarters were built in
1912. OF fiat limestone, sufficiently spacious
! tor the accommodation of several thousand
soldiers. They are now furnished with a
| small garrison foe frontier defense Next
in appearance. and on point of land ex
| tending into the water. is the Navy Yard,
with its large. well.furnisbcd buildings. for
| oticers. quBrter.masters department, and
numerous other buildings belonging to the
Government; a ship. house. containing the
skeleton of an unfinished var ship, erected
in 1914 just before the treaty Of peace with
| Great Britain. II was designed to carry
ITO guns, being 2l4 feet long 60 feet high.
81 feet iD breadth. and calculated to carry
| 8 500 tons burthen. 1t was then called
! tho iarges, ship iu the world and WAS built
to its present stage of completion. by 900
workmen in II days. 1t is worth any one s
! while to visit it, for you get some idea Of
those primitive gun ships. SO unlike our
present monitors and rams.
.. ... Truly, PRlMUS.