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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-08
CIGAR STdDEg II
LEE & STEBBINs,

LEE & STEBBINs,
WTCULD inform their Customers and the public
w generally that in addition TO to their present
store No 36t Congress street, they have opened
new store at
No. 1O3 Middle Street,
With an entire new stock expressly imported for
them, consisting in part of Fine Havana Cigars
from the celebrated factories of Upman in II vana,
in Regala, Londra. Figaro ami Conchas, Sizes Also
grades OF Partagas to which they call the atten-
tien OF Con nosseurs.
Domestic Cigars,
OF h ir own manufacture, consisting of Perfection,
Pride OF Havana, Old times, l. & S &C., &c.
The particular attention OF Smokers is directed TO
their fine assortment of Meersehaum Pines, which
for size. ST. lie and quality they have no hesitation in
pronouncing them the best ever displayed in the civ
OF Portland; an examination will convince the pub
lie of the truth.
They have full stock of Turkish, French, and Ger
man ripes and Smokers Articles, OF the latest
styles. All grades of Plugand Smob ing tobacco from
| the best Factories in the Country.
Thanking onr friends and The public for past ia
vors old stand, trust and will endt TO
d. serve the same patronage at our new stand.
| April 4-S&M then eod1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05
Tr11stee,s Sale

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
IL dated tho fourteenth day OF June, 1StO
executed by Robert Ibbitson and vile "a
myself as Trustee, md of record I'm the CLERKS
ot1ce OF Ohio county, volume 81 page 1921
VIII sell NJ the Court House in the city OF
Wheenng, on Saturday, the 1lfth day of De-
cember, 1858 the following described proper.
" mentioned In said Deed OF Trust 10 wit:
a piece or parcel of ground situated on the
wheeling bounded as follows, beeinninSs nj
point one hundred and ninety leaf east m
the east line of Eoff street, on the line OF n
street called Crescent street, laid ont from
Eon street, eastwardly to the Crtfsceut lion
1aln, ON the bank OF Wheeling creek, said
crescent street being continuation OF
webster sreetI though running nearer the
street. and at different angle from Webster
street, thence nOrthwarCily along the ensf
ing creek thence eastWardly MP said creeI
sixty ieet, thence southwardIy py n lin
phIalleL with said alley to said Crescent
street. thence Westwardiy along thu nOT16
line OF Crescent street sixty feet to me placF.
OF beginning, together with the nachinery
n4Lues ana improvements thereon or an
pertaining thereto, being the same property
conveyed by gill q Hardman 10 IbbitSon &
z Gunner and by the latter to Robert IbhIt-
Ierns of sale, one.fourtn cash. and The r,.
mainder in equal payments or SIX. Twelve
ana eighteen months, with Interest from
gay OF sale, secured by Deed OF Trust on the
The tile to the above property ia beIIeved
70 be good. Selling as Trustee viii otily
G6S ssS, " s9sn ttle as isyested in me by said
oCso-lmeod Ell. FTTznuGH, Trustee
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Opcnins OF steWari's New store.


The new addition 10 A. T. Stewards
dry goods store in Broadway, corner of
Tenth street, was thrown open TO the
public Monday morning. Nowhere on
the globe can there be found another
such establishment. The building is
about 20Ox30O feet, and eight stories
high, including the lowest floor. In
the basement is the oil cloth depart
ment. The first floor proper is devoted
20 general dry goods, embracing the
following departments: Furs, hannelE,
blankets, linens, white and dress goods,
domestics and sheetfngs, calicoes, silks,
gloves, Nelvets, embroideries, Yankee
notions, laces. woolens, gentlemen's
furnishing goods and hosiery, From
the center of this floor. extending up
ward to the top of the building, is a
large rotunda, snrmounted by glass
dome. The scene from the galleries of
this rOtunda is magnificent. On every
side one sees six floors, supported by
ninety. six massive pillars, each bear
ing the monogram of Stewart wreathed
with beautiful designs in iron and
plaster. There nre about sixty
finely wrought chandeliers on each
Of the lower floors. The gas
burners throughout tho entire esiab-
lishment are lighted with electricity.
the second floor Is devoted to ladies'
suits, cloaks, children's under.cloth-
ing, boys suits, upholstery, and skirts
of all descriptions. Tho millinery de-
partment on this floor is very exten-
sivei one would judge, from the large
number of young ladies engaged with
their customers.-On the third floor
one may find all kinds of carpets
known, from the cheapest 10 the most
costly. The fourth floor is to be occu-
pied for manufacturing pnrposes.-
Every variety ofgoods will be made up
here, employing more than one thou
sand working girls. Each floor is sup
piled with two dressing rooms, and
four flights of stairs run from the
ground IO'the roof. AT an early hour
yesterday morning visitors and cus-
toners began TO flock in by the differ
ent entrances, and throughout the day
thousands OF people promenaded up
and down the floors and stairwAys OF
this mercantile palace. A view Of The
rotunda is worth going miles TO see,
and the thoughts that arise in ones
mind, on seeing. such an endless dis
play of riches, call nj. more than one
dream of oriental splendor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05
HoTnDecrInc Is r. Produced.

Pure blood makes us well, bad blood
makes nssiclz. yapors from poorly dIgested
food in the blood arc condensed upon the
various organs. and serve to make them
grow or repair their waste. Organs made
with greater or lesser proportion OF such
materials cannot be sound. If the bad con-
dltion OF blood continues but for few days
or weeks the body win be out of sorts; and II
1t continues. the whole of the body will in
time bsrenewed with imperfect blood, and
the health bad; 1t Is in decline-popuIarIy
called consumption.
Now BrandIeth's Pills penetrate the whole
mass of blood, causing the expulsion Of inn
purities, the body fesls relieved from a single
dose-what then may be expected from
twenty BY continuing their use the whole
OF the blood In time becomes purified, and
the body reconstructed rom good material.
the decline stopped, and new lease OF life
secured. Principal ONCE. Brandreth House,
New York. Sold by all druggists.
novlS.lmd&yy FS
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ORIsTADoRo.s mAIR pYr.

To AIT cove thousand graces:
Improving Natnre no disgrace Il
So. as gray hair don't please the eye,
Use GRISrADoRoSA TATOHLEss DYE.
CrIstadOross Hair PreservntiHe.
Striking. astounding. arc the EfIects pro-
aneed by Crtstadoro's Hair Preventative and
beantther. BE the hnIr ever 50 why, eoarse
and unmanageable by brush and comb, IN
one week this article win render 1t flexible,
lnstrons, and inclined to curl.
sold by pEnggists, and applied by MI Hair
Dresses. Aannfaetory No. Is Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot 30. Astor House.
novlS-lmdAsvF5
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.sChiidren,s IiyeS Seye,i m RI -,

"chiIdren,s Lives saved for 90 eenIs.,,
Thousands Of Children die annually OF
Group. Now, Motherss II you would spend
20 cents. and always have a bottle OF DR..
Tobias Venetian LFniment in the hotse
you never need fear losing your little one
when attacked with this complaint. It Is
now n years since have put mp my Iini-
ment, and never heard Of. n child dying OF
Group when my Liniment was used; bat
hundreds OF cures have been reported 10 me,
and many stateif It were so per bottle they
wnuld not be without it. Besides which, 1t
Is q certain enre for Cuts, Burns, Headache,
Toothaehe, Sore Throat, swellines, Mumps,
Colo, Dinrfhea, Dysentery, Spasms, Old
Sores. andPains in the Limbs, Back, and
Chest No one onee tries It who Is ever
Etthoutit 1t. Is warranted perfectIy safe 10
take internally. Full directions with every
bottle. Sold by the Druggists and store
Reepens In Tho United States. Depo 10 Park
Place.,N. y. isai novlS.1md&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05

Irnow looks as If Matt. n. Carpen-
ter, the brilliant orator and logtcian,
will be chosen by the Wisconsin Leg
islRture, to succeed Senator Doolittle,
whose term OF office expires ON the
4th OF March. The latter intends 70
resume the practice of law, and VIII
locate himself at Washington.
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Factory for Sale.
For Sale and Rent.

DUSIE Els g BASEMENT ROOMS,
ID finished ofhceS and Daguerrean rooms IN
second story, and rooms for other purposes
for rent in my brick block on Main street.
Possession given immedtately
Building lots and dwelling houses for sale.
Also q manufacturing site, containing eight
lois, fronting on Main street and theriver
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills
Sixth Ward. Also my co1ntry place for sale.
THOS. HORNRRUOK.
Once, No. nS5< Main street. above Mon
roe, up stairs. fehi4-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05

y
DARIUS r. EGA1ESPresident.
JAMES AiERRIII., Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER,
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
slLLJect % check at Sight. SPECIAL DRPos-
ITS for Six Months, or moro, may be made
at I'VE per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally. liable 10 depositors
for all OBLIGATIONS OF the Company to donble
the amount Of their capital stock, AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or sma1iamc nnts, and permits them
tobe drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHTan and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
Ing Interest en- ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts In this Institution with special ad-
vantages OF security convanIa ice and mont,
a.-s-I talS-6ulGtkNur
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05
STERLING SILVER WARE
AND
PINE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE,


THE GORHAMMAN Co,
OF PRoVIDEECE,R r. L, having the largest
mandatory of Solid Silver Ware in the
world with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most sltilled labor. are
enabled 70 oher an unequalled variety of
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services, and every article special
~ adapted for Holiday and Bridal GIfts.
They offer aIso their welI.known and un-
rivailed Nickel Silver Eiectro-Plated waro,
In which they have introduced new pat
ternsof raTe elegance. The Solid silver is
guaranteed to beof sterling purity by u. 8.
Mint assay. The ElectTo-Plate is guaran-
teed-to be superior to the nnest shemeld
ware Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be Obtained from re-
sponsihle dealers everywhere.
4.s siii;; @.'E GsJJ@ y E H a
SCnOfAscO F FIsls,
GoRHAM MANUFACTURING co.,
salesroOm No. 3 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
1loy3-d&E4J<ni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05
DIED.

sEAMAH-On The Sd OF December, 1868,
Mrs ELIzABErH CAROLINE SEAAIAS, aged
IS yeRrs.
denes Of her SON on Clay street, at O'Clock
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EasAYs ZOE Yonrl,.rIrr

on The Errors ana ASgss : s 3,.e,s,s,,, -
Youth and karly Manhood, with me hu-
lai1ne view OF treatment and cure, sent by
mail. free of charge. Address How6RD
ASSOCIATION, Box p Eja,fIadalnl,ts % ;,
E.I.....ll1..I-. =. ~. =. =.
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latest phase or1ne Eriol controversy.

At IL II. N. Sunday, detectives were
posted around the Erie building, on
West street, and ataH the ferries lead
ing TO Jersey, City. About ll:30 P. M .
Mr.. Fisk left the building and started
for the Pavonia ferry, but was stopped
by some lawyers clerk and served with
Papors. Mr.. Fisk then returned to the
president's room. which was brilliantly
lighted and the detectives watched. AT
1910 A, n. two men walked quietly
1roa the building, and seating them
selves in carriage waiting ON the
street, gave the driver the order, .tFffth,
Avenue Hotel,o aud were driven of.
At 2:30 "A. NJ the same carriage, empty.
came over on. the RaYoniR avenue ferry.
boat from jersey. The detectives then
stopped watching there.
During this time Chief Young had
been busy in Jersey City, where he
found drawing-room. car lighted and
coupled to n tender filed with wood
and water, and an engine fired fup.
while a mysterious excitement yYas
manifested among the station men,
The engineer said he wasn't going ont:
the conductor said the train wasn't 90.
ing until morning. just then steam
whistle sounded up the track. The
station master cried out AS If In terror,
"Ihere comes the down freight; youth
De snashedsH me engineer pulled the
throttle valve wide open, and the train
rushed away. 1t stopped when It came
to the engine without lights that gave
the signal whistle, and, The detectives
say, took ON jay Gould, James Fisk.
ano IS GOO 600 The detectives then
Commerce. - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05

TiIR Trenton GGsette says 1.-THE last
snryivor'o of the party OF Young iies
who strewed flowers in. the path of
Washington as he passed through This
CITY IN IlS9, on his way TO New York 10
ass nme the Presidency, il Mrs. Sarah
dand, now nearl y ninety years of age,
ana resident OF Cape May county,
il,1t !, Notwithstanding her advanced age,
sne y slii1 SiEorons aud In good health.s'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05

TIE Richmond (Ya.l Joaraal: in
speaking Of the killing of Pollard, the
editor OF the Southern Opfaioii, says /: !
me strqng q ieelng in this community
imate consequences of the course ? no
pursued in his paper, which hs lhasI
prostituted 10 the vilest purposes -
Islander and abuse. No man OF. yRoT,S,,
In the community, high or low, felt ~
cure against its assaults for moment
and many very worthy ladies and eens
demen have, week after week, been as.
sailed in a. most shameful manner
when they were entirely innocent, as in
this case of even n shadow OF guilt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05
SpeffaI Npttees.
Fnnctional Derangements.

Not unftquenIy persons who do not
know anything about the- nature. purpose
or operation of medicine. deliberately ex-
press opiniOusatonee unfavorable to COM
blpauon of remedies put up under one
name. These individuals are skeptlcal as TO
whelhtr such a compound really possesses
the necessary virtues for preventing and re-
moving any or all of variety ofdiseaseS
But, reflect amomenL Disease takes its rise
in the organs ofour bodies. and only differs
In the amount OF 1norblac matter In the
blood and secretions, and in the functional
arrangements orthe stomach. liver, kidneys
and intestine. Now,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05
Conversation Win simon Cameron.

The dispatches yesterday gave us
synopsis of some opinions in regard 10
the political situation recently put
forth by Senator Simon Cameron. He
expressed them, it seems. in a CONVEX
salicn with correspondent OF the New
York Herald. We ind the converse.
tion in foil in Ihe Herald ofthe Sd
Inst. Here is what he said upon the
subject of reconstruction AS regards
Grmer policy of law and order at the
South:
You count with great confidence
then, upon Grants firmness with he
yes" said the Senator; ..the night
before the impeachment vote WAS taken
Grant went to see Wade"
''In the spirit" said, inquiringly,
"in which Que calls on the man who Is
to be PTesideutto-mOTrowa
yes" WAS the answer; Tin the
spirit"
$50 completely, 1 thought, were even
The best informed men convinced that
Johnson could be removed and give
place TO Old Ben. But what was it that
Grant, Of all silent men in the world.
was SO eager to say? What was there
lac was so urgent to communicate TO the
President that he could not wait till the
foTmAlIty OF JOhnson'e removal had
clothed his successor with his power?"
"Yes, !" said the Senator, she went in
that spirit. He went 10 urge upon
Wade the disappointment of Sheridan to
the Louisiana district. What Grant
urged upon johnson AS an actual, and
Wade as a possible President, he will
probably do himself, SO that Sheridan's
appointment TO his former district may
be looked upon ~ possibly one OF the
first things TO be done under the next
administration. Aud this 10 an earnest
of peace and an indication OF the tenn
per in which the new administration
will take bold OF reconstruction. Sheri.
dan in Louisiana is an epitome of the
whole story. 1t means reconstruction
otthe nation according to the Will of
the NOrth-that Is, according TO
The will OF the people who stood
by the Government, and not ac-
cOrdinE 10 the Will OF those who
sought TO destroy REORGANIZATION on
conditions laid down by the conqueror,
who is inclined to bogeneFous and con-
hding, and who Mt worst Will only be
SO firm or SO harsh as the uRliness and
b. i'll WilI OF the conquered compels him
TO be In order TO assert and enforce his
purpose. This is the reconstruction we
Will have under Grant, The South
may be bitter, and fierce and denuncia-
tory, and no doubt will be till II finds
out thntall that does no good, and then
II viii be amtable enough. The South
will recover the satisfactory tone of
mind II had Just alter LEES surrender.
In those days the men Of the South
claimed but little aud would have been
quite content to be sure that their pro-
pertY would be len TO Them. We spar
ed their lives and we spared their pro-
perry Of our own will. Perhaps II was
not quito wise to spare all their lives.
Somebody ought TO have been hanged,
and II this were choice between Lee
and JEFF Davis. Lee was tho worst, for
his was the cleRrest case of ambitIon.n
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Two elergymen OF Norwich. Conn.
nave married on an average, a couple
eaeh, each week for the last three
months. - ..sa.s.l -.
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MISHLER'S HERB BI4TRRS

purtnes the blood and secretiona, and cor
reefs theactIon OF all the functions, removes
the cause and thus expels the disease Itself.
Can anything be more simple and eflea-
eiouH2 Medical men freely accord the dis.
tinctIon Of standard remedy.
Sold by alldruEgists and storekeepers
DIR. s. b. HARTMAH d CO.,
Sole ProprIetors, L lancaster Pa,
And No. 20. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
dec5.2R
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MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAAiP-
vi den street. between Byron and Sixth
6TOOn8, attic, cellar, gas, etc.
OclT JOHN q. CHANDLER.
For terms enquire OF III. a. CHASDLER,
at lst National Bank.
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New RATES OF INTERNATIONALLY osr.
AuE.-Tho new postal convention with
the United Kingdom, which goes into
operation on january /. 1866, establishes
the following rates OF International
postage;
l. Letters, twelve cents per single rate
of fifteen grammes, one half ounce, in
the United States, and six pRpce twelve
cents1 In the United Kingdom; prepay
ment optional. A fine OF i've cents In
tho United States, and two pence flour
centsl in the United Kingdom, IL. how.
ever, TO believed and collected, in add.
ton to the deficient postage, on each
unpaid or insufliciently prepaid letter
received by one country from the other.
?. Newspapers, two cents each in the
United States, and one penny each in
the United Ktngdomi II not exceeding
four ounces in weight.
3. Book packets, including printed
papers OF all Kinds, and patterns or
slmples of merchandise, ineludtnR
seeds and grain, when not exceeding
one ounce In weight, two cents in the
United States, and one penny in the
United Kingdom; when exceeding two
ounces and not exceeding four ounces
in weight, six cents In the United Sta-
ties. aud three pence In the United King
dom and when exceeding -FOUR ounces
in weight, an additional rate OF six
cents in the United States, and three
pence in the United Kingdom, win be
charged for every Edditional four
ounces, or fraction thereof. The nos
taEe ehargeable as above upon all aTti-
cles Of printed matter, including patterns
or samples of merchandise, must be
fully prepaid ut the mailing ofIlce in
either country, and In full TO destina.
tions the receiving country delivering
the same in all cases without any
charge Whatever. -
THI Cincinnati Enquirer and New
York Herald have been discussing tho
question rs TO how the national debt
Snall be paid; but Brick Pomeroy's
MeW York Democrat steps in and set
Ties the isane. II says:
The World aud the Cineinnati IN, i.
4uu are wasting time, ink and space
IN discussing tho mode Of pavmeTe ~
the teQeral bonds. Nonsense. WHY
wrangle about what will never amer,
in any form 2 The day has como hS, f,,-
considering how the bonds shsIi Es
paid. They VIII never be paid M ali
and therefore the how is Of no conse.
quence.n
sxsAToR suNNKR recently, in faul-
lar conversation, expressed himself as
determined TO make stand In Congress
Tor an immediate resumption OF specie
payments. Nothing more, he thinks,
need be done with the reconstruction
laws as General Grant viii enforce
them. With Reverdy Johnson he was
utterly disgustedI and was sorry he
consented 70 his confirmation.
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For Rent.
gor 8a1E.
BRICK AND STONE FOR SALE.

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
i the whole or any part OF the brick and
stone on the premises lately known as the
"Athepeum Malt House. Will be received
by the undersigned, any time this week, mp
TO Saturday night, Dec. 9th, at their once
adjoining the Custom House.
For terms and other information, apply to
nova 81 BUTTERFIELD q co.
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SOMETHING new.
SOMETHING new.
SOMETHING new.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS,
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.

These Collars are sold everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and VIII wear
three times as long.
The tradesupplIed In Wheeling by AUeUs-
TUs PoLLAcK. Manufactured by g. W. n.
WARD, New York. novl4.lm
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The Gibraltar Chronicle, of September
2Sth mentions an incident connected
with General Prim, which Affords nm
interesting view OF his character. stDurs
ing the short visit paid by General
TRIM to Alseclras, he found time 10 nc.
S. osS an Interview to three refugees,
tSeneres Cabrera, Alabama and Her.
nandsz, who have Ieeu for a long tjn,e
e4lied from their native country on no.
count OF their religions opinions. The
General received these gentlemen win,
the utmost kindness. In reply to their
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05

THE directors of the American and
STONED Mr.. Allen n member of DIR. j. p.
Thompson's Church. New York, to go
to Spain Immediately, and ovorsee the
distribution of Bibles and religious
books furnished by the American Bible
and Tract GOCintfns
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The latest novelty, says the Episeo-
bans, New YORK, is the blessing of the
marriage ring by the officiating priest,
after The Romanish fashion. This Pa
pal rite is accompanied by the sign of
the cross, which is made by the priest
in the dir nunr tho ring
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-05

Rev. Mr.. Conway, on seconding
the nomination at Dublin of O'Conner
ans in America were stronger in mem
beTship iand organization than ever,
and were the rights Of Irishmem in
Ireland withheld, they would act at
once, and on landing on the shores of
the Emerald Isle its whole population
would rise at OnCe