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Nom uls Philadelphia Horth american. ,
TIE LAST DECISIVE STRUGGLE

The Democrats party is now fight
ing Its last desperate Presidential bat
tie ON the negro question. 1t has re-
treated from point to point, yielding
nothing that was not fairly wrested
from 1t. Every engine known 10 par
tisan warfare has been employed by its
members. All the prejudices and pas.
sions known to human nature have
bSen invoked in their behalf. They
not only defended ohattel slavery, but
upheld its universal extension, and re-
sisted any interference even with its
worst crimes. AT every success gained
by them by means OF popular prelude
ces, they advanced their demands fur
Their, until they had accomplished the
end for which Providence seemed to
have designed their party, by exhaust
ing the patience OF the north, and dis.
gushing and alarming all the friends of
democratic republicanlfreedom
The Republicansare now fighting the
last decisive battle that will settle the
whole question forever. No party ever
encountered more embittered hostility
or triumphed over greater obstacles
than this one has done. Defeat has not
disheartened it. Treachery has only
driven it to renewed exertions. The
public patronage has been TO 1t only
the means ofinsuring the establishment
and maintenance of It's principles. In,
brutal assault, social exclusion, fraud
and chicanery have alike failed to Cli-
mlnish its numbers, overcast its for
tunes. disptrit its leaders, or embarrass
Its progress.
II has covered its record with imper-
ishable laurels, and whatever be the
future history OF the republic, no party
VIII ever arise that shall deserve better
at the hands of a free people. lift per-
ished next week In a general reunion
OF parties Its achievements would be-
come classic. But 1t has too much work
yet to do for It to perish. It has proved
its capacity TO govern. 1t has proved
how thoroughly It is imbued with the
free spirit of American Institutions. and
the people look to 1t everywhere win
hope and confidence. 1t has proved its
discipline and energy for nearly four
years without a leader, and It is now
about to obtain one in the place of the
recreant Johnson. who sought to betray
1t. Good men and the friends OF liberty
throughout the world are looking 10
our contest with anxious interest, and
they will hail the election of Grant as
they did the second election of Lincoln.
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For Rent.
Sax SIR.
.orr. Sale.

TuIE LATE RESIDENoE OF JAMES
TURNERs deceased, located in the town
desirable property Is now offered for sale 1t
Is q good Brick Cottage House. containing
seven rooms, all In good repair There Is
connected with the house one and ahalf acres
of land upon which there is some valuable
fruit. For further particulars enquire of ],
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WHEELIEd, Nov. ID, 1865.

B Referring to the above notice, we would
Inform onr friends Rld the public generally,
that we shall continue the ~ holesale Drug
Business Qtthe old stand, No, 80 Main street
under the old nrm name of M'CABE,
KRAFT q %, Our stock will at slI times
be large and complexion every department
and prices low. We offer superior induce
ments 10 cash and. short Time buyers and
cordially invite nll purchasers TO give us q
r. A. McCABE-
VIM. KRAFT.
noy3.3t Ga JAMES REID.
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Sale of Furniture, Silver Ware.
Brandy. Etc. a.. !

n WILL ON FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY
il OF November, 1888, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, at
the residence lately occupied by Alfred
Caldwell, ESQ, deceased, corner of Byron
and Quincy streets, telI at nublic anGlon,
mirrors, marble slab and brackets. family
library, oil cloth, hat rack, marble top ta-
6les and marble top wa&h stands. carpets,
chamber sets, stoves and other articles OF
household furniture. beds and bedding, one
set of cushioned paflor furniture, stuhed
OF This furniture was bought new little
over one year ago. will also sell one long
garden hose, ab1nt u gallons OF very choice
Old peach brandy, and one set OF Sheffield
Plate, containing slOp bowl, sugar bowl,
cream jug, two tea pots and one coffee pot
composed OF alternate lRyerH of silver and
copper, very Handsome, appraised at $3.50,
probably cost double thai amount
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
% Executor OF Alfred Caldw ellis Estate
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connnissioner,s safe.
aIarparet Waters, GuafdIan,O


Estella May Waters, stals. -
DIX VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID ed In the above entitled cause on tho
DAY OF October, ls0S, shall, on WKDFEsDAY,
the 18th day Of NoYEA[BER 1853, at 10 O'Clock
q. m. proceed 10 sell At the Gont door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, the following
described real estate, or aspfhctency thereof
to pay the debt mentioned in the bill and
pToceedinRs in this case.
FirBt- Lot-number thirty.nve CS5) in
Zanes' Island addition to the city OF Wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Secondly. Lot number thirty-six tsg in
ZSne's Island addition to the city OF W heel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore as Trustee.
Terms of sale: one-third 60 OF the pun
chase money cash, the residns thereof at six
To- and twelve f12 months with interest
from the day OF sale, (the pufenRser having
the privilege Of paying such amount in cash
at the time OF purchase as he may wish 70 do)
giving notes with good peiBgnal security TO
secuIe the payment Of The deferred install
ments, and retaining the title until the
whole purchase money is paid.
WILLIAM H. 7CALDWELL.
g. L. CRA1JMER, Attorney. oc26-8Ot
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! TIE World says Horatio Seymour is
Weil. let him m remain idie. BE
STOCK idol, p may we ask whether
Bruss g is the Jns-or nots-Hart-
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MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAbfP-
lIl den street, between Byron and Sixth
oIoonS' atttcS cellar, gas, etc,
ocl7 JOHN G.oHAHDLER.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, 90
" DISTRICT OF WEST YIRoINiA, 5. q.
Michael Reilly \ Attach

" INSTRUCTOR w h'sT N11kS1rNKAB 8. 3
Michael BELLY Es A Asns IN :
The Steamboat '.Wm. Butler."J Admiralty.
Whereas a libel was .6Ied In the District
Court of the United States for the District OF
West Virginia, on the 9th day of October,
1858, by Michael Reilly, against the steam
boat aWm.t Butler her engines, machinery,
tackel, outft, apparel and furniture: Now
therefore, In pursuance of the monitor uns
der the seal of the said court to me directed
and delivered do hereby give public notice
10 all persons claiming the said Steamboat,
her engines, machinery, tackle, apparel,
OUTFIT and furniture. or In any manner n-
terested therein, that they be and appear
before the said District Court to be held al the
city Of wheeling, in and for the District Of
West Virgin la, on the 18th day OF Novenn.
Der, 1858, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF that
day, provided the same shall be q day OF
Observation-Disclosures on the next day of
jurisdiction thereafter, then and there to Inc
terpose their claims, and TO make their ale
cations in that behalf
q. 9. MarshaI, District w. Va.
BY W1I. IL IRWIN, Depty Marshall.
: WHEAT q FORBES, ,roctors.i oc8O-l4td
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For Sale.

GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
"A ing In west Bridgeport Ohio, contain-
ing four rooms, neatly papered and pain ted
Also, adjoining the same o new store room.
above property is in q good location for
business, and q business well established,
To parties Wishing TO purchase will sell my
stock or goods. Reasons for selling property
ara am going West. For terms anu par
tlculnrs apply on the premises.
nov3-lwde OLIVER HENDERSON.
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c,a 1T Is now understood that the aGre.
6sn,o Dendn is the complaint of ne
sncs ~ AVG party. Its humble ebesis
come chron SScuthern ohgarchy has be-
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EssAYs FOE YoUNG mRE.

La ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.
On the Errors and Abuses Incident 20
Youth and EarIy Manhood, with the hu.
name view OF treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free OF charge. Address HoWARI
Box p, Philadelphia. Pa.
sop2S.Smd&w
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SurtiaI AufGes.
PHYSICAL Regulation.

The human body Ii only healthy when Its
parts are sound, wen organized and dispos-
ed, and freely perform their natural Juno
tons. The causes OF disease often lie be-
yond oui sight, and we learn their
nature only by their symptoms.
Hence, We are able 10 discover
the infirm or defective parts. Any
perceptible changein the body or Its func-
lions indicates the presence OF disease
How easily we detect Inactive physical or
gantzm. How readily We mark any altera.
ton in the standard of our vital forces
Thus We md out our physical deprayity. 1t
may spring from q torpid liver. or inactive
Kidneys, or a dlsordered stomach, or impure
blood. Now.
MISHLRR'S HERB BITTRRS
is standard remedy for working ont NOR
bidc matter and purifying the blood and So
cretions: for invigorating the stomach; fore.
ing with healthy action the liver and spleen
healing and strengthing the Kidneys; im-
parting elasticity to the muscles. and calm
force 10 the nervous system. The debilltated
and enfeebIed of both sexes and all ages
will ind 1t the only true, safe and satitae-
tory stomachic and Alternative Bitters in use,
and under It's WALKING operation, perfect
health and splendid spirits are insured.
Sold everywhere. l
DIR. 8. b. HARTMAN q CO.,
fg.ll 81 Sole Proprietors, Lancaster Pa.,
q. And No. 20, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
j aOclb-ZW
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Notice.

II HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY
enire interest in the DRUG BUSIH ESS,
10 Messrs. X. A. McCabe, VIM. KRAFT and
Jas. Reed and would recommend them to the
wnEEL1se, Nov. I'd. i 1855 S nosAstAD
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CRY 0n0 STOCK INlTaE MERoHANTss
1l1UUU and Mechanics Bank of Wheel-
Ing. Also TWO 1otBof ground situated ON flie
southeast corner of "a and PING stSeefs
South Wheeling or RitchietOWn. SAID IotS
are numbered i 4 2 In square nuuber9.
~ THOS. O'BRIEN.l .
L BeESU ~ 80 = "a Real Icgfafa sent
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BOA Assasslnation in Cinclnnati

Bod AeshssIuWtionI IN UiucIunhN.
f-r - Faz3&l ~ - - i-st7th,-- D go
One of the boldest attempts at assas-
sination on record was made Sunday
evening In Cincinnati about half.past
IL O'Clock. As Mr. Ambrose Helm, with
his wife on his arm, was walking down
Elm street, near front, q man suddenly
started at him nom q crowd that hung
about the corner, and before he could
makN any defense whatever, plunged
dirk knife into his breast. -s--'is'
The assassin made q second thrust at
his victim but missed his mark, and
before the crowd could recover presence
OF mind, made. his escape. Mi. Helm
was still alive at half past / O'Clock,
yesterday morning. =
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getp ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost.

n Asst EVENING", ON MADISON ST,
4 near the Grant House. a. sBLAOlS
Pa" In Write Letters in the ends. a Philas
delphiR and Wheeling check, No, S6ls was
attached. Any one delivering It at the
Union Ticket oftlc6, under the McLure
donsa. viii be ahIY rewarded. noY3-lt
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The GOrhana Misunderstanding Comps.
ny ofProyidence, r. I.-The BII- +.
Versmiths OF the World.

Everybody knows that the United
States have surpassed all the rest of the
world in moving machines and reap
ers, but everybody don't know that the
largest and most complete manufacto-
tory of solid silver and silver.plated.
ware on the two continents is at Provi-
dence, r. L.; and 1t is not only large,
bat it is great. 1t is not only great in
size, but in character. 1t not only en-
pEoys several hundred men to do the
best work, but 1t teaches and directs
them to do the best work in the best
way. But silver ware has ceased to be
merely useful: our spoous are some
thing more than little fiat bowls with
handles, and our forks must have other
attractions than their prongs. The
public demands that table furniture
should be ornamental as well as
useful-the taste and beauty of de-
sign should accompany excellence of
workmanship. All these are points in
which the Gorhom Company are adj
mitted to excel all other makers. The
epergnes and various centre pieces and
other ornamental work are marvels of
beauty and elegance. Jabez Gorham
began working in silver nearly forty
years ago. and the site OF the, honest
workman's bench has now become an
immense mandatory, employing over
four hundred men, Artists make de-
signs that only other artists can mould
and other artists finish; and the result
Is that united beauty and utiIitv which
gives domestic appointments an air of
culture and refinement, The Gorbam
Company uses only the best materials
employs only the best workmen, and OF
course produce only the best work
but toall this 1t adds that crowning
grace of refined taste that adds SO much
value to whatever 1t touches. Eyery-
thing bearing their trademark can be
relied upon,
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Commissioner's Sale.
Hannah McCoy
GhancerY.


Alexander Mccoy al : =
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE REM
y dered IN the above entitled cause at the
Octooer term OF the Circuit Court for Ohio {
county, the Undersigned special commIss-
l9ner VIII, on THURSDAY, the 18Th day of
EoVEMBERI 1855 sell at public auction on
the premises, the tract OF land In the bill In
NC - cause Inscribed, known as the sJohn
mccoy Iarmt and containing 100 acres and
q poles. This land lies q Short distancs
from the National Road nearly equidistant
tlSl honey g Point and TriadelphIa, and
nAS upon ~ q mouse, barn and other out
s 9Gu ~ " together with q good orchard OF
~ 1J q ~ Iees OF grated trult In prime condi-
ton. and coal bank already opened
Terms OF sale:-ONELTHERDo Of the purchase
money land as much moro as the purchaser
may desire TO payl In cash; the residue In
Two equal payments on RerediE OF one and
Two years. with interest from day OF sale,
the purchaser giving bonds with good per.
sonar security Tor The deferred PAYMENT
I Inc. utle To be retained till the whole OF
the purchase money Is paidsr : -
sAT a. ]. CLARKE
---- Special Commissioners
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SHDDHr and Refreshments

T ODD FELLOWS HALL BUILDING,
n cor. 18th and Monroe streets, ma
wednesday Evening, Nov. Aih,
Proceeds for purchase OF New Library for
Lutheran Mission Sunday School.
Tickets OF admission % cents. novs-2t
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For Sale

Law once, cor. An and HSnrne sf5sa, 81
Wheeling VIVA. - go oc2A-WDSdfElfs
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WE WILL FURNISH PARTIES IN
w lots at slipper ton. superior to coal or
coke for furnacesyand fully as cheap as coke.
Fire needs bat little attention. Makes no
METCALF& BURT.
ec2i-3t e Main Gff,naf
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Steambuats.


The fine steamer JULIA No.
Z sHeRt aCapt- Coulson, win leave as above
Wednesday, the 9TH instant, at s
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For Sale.

9EO. b. CALDWELL, Commissioner G.
Law once Fourth street, next door 70 the
Court House. oct22-SOtd
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FINE ARTS.


MEXICAN PICTURES AND CRYSTAL MEDAL
Hons The entire collection Of One Oh Paintings belong.
ng we american Arr Gallery, New York. embracing Land
scape and River Views Fruit figure, Historical and Scrip
irs subiec richly frames In dne gold gilt Monday sven.
tng, nov za Al ~ o'clock, by J. EDWARD BfbANDI,
auconcer IN HE alsroo 6is broadway Biscrker e.
pHOT0 VIEWS STORES, RESIDENCES, SHIPS AND
subjects Of evers description taken paris The city,
Tor No. s. A. HOLMES,
tnion square. Monument nsierv.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

"A Tuesday Nov "a l2 M regular sale-rhe sale will en-
brace Of the finest Horses for trotng and road
that have been offered this well superior
assortment Of family and work stock Also Wagons In
variety both and second hand, well Harness. both
double and single Also fine limo Of SeIghs Ropes &c.
All of stock will be fully warranted and be relied
upon In every particular.
JOHN L. vANDEwATER Auctionecr,
"a Duane street.
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LII THE TINE SOMETHING NEW.
Desirable lots from every auction sale
should moi purchase dollars worth before examining
thousand. q : !. Sm ~ per piece pPwa
sk and satin Sash Ribbons ~ and u Is per yard
fry pieces sk Plush all eoor. 81 IS per yard worth sa2
Bargains n Hosiery, Undergsrmcnts, Gloves and wooen
$50 dos Duchess laced kid Cloves p IS per pair all enc
wool yfr Hoods na ses essnss
go dor IsdI.s. %srno ys.. al style. goods.
ndergarments Large OF iadies and chdrens
gndsrcohns made up and to order hy per cent under
,.,,. Housekeeping Good: c,n,,,,.,.
shifting sss.,ins Me.Iic. Wholesale price,. 5ogsee:
table 90 os 1s M per- yr5 g %. sos
81 pair sissks., II Co. ~ q 81 ssio q pair;
' RoSxIDssoS 1 SExRis, 3M s,S Az, cor. lsth q.
A g.. Holiday. a. SrhvsLESs 80 sro.dSsy, near
Eish'eeenth street
BARGAINS IN vELvETEENs
this week, at ALTxAN's,
ssi Sixth avenue between Twentieth and rwensyrs streets
sOpiecc. good velv.!een,, asiDpery yard, -,
selling elsewhere ss'
Af.w lot. Of those cheap Black silks
Ien, at bargains.
% piece. Back Satin, heavy and linen back.
only 81 50 per yard.
1905 dozen Silk Stitched Bsibriggan Hose,
81 only sc. per pair.
yslvess, Pushes, sa,ins.
trimmings, Gloves, Corsess.
Hoop Skirts, white Goods
&C. &C., Il great Inducements this week,
al ALTMAS's, s3i sixih avenue.
between twentieth and Twenty .nrsl streets
n BAH goods marked 10 plain 6gures and
only price.
DuTToN HOLES MADE ny MACHINE AT NINE SEA.
- VEY's, 49, Broadway. staFa4
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FASHION COURSE L. l.
Ths Srea. Foot Ksce for the championship Of America,
York and j. W. Cozad Of Iowa. takes place the Fashion
Course L. l., on Monday, Nov. q ct o'clock +. M.
JOHN CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
Trains for the Course Al IL
r. NJ. returning at = so, 8 and 2 is.
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PERSONAL.

NY PERSON KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OF
"A VIM Malone OF this city will do favor by addressing
hs boiher John Malone 6a Eleventh avenue, New YORK
CITY Mobile papers please copy
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Union CLAIM AGENCY, Is CHAMBERS STREET.
~ Protective prompt reliable Bounties pensions, prize
money pay &C. for officers soldiers seamen wild
ana heirs. No charge unless successful.
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY. AUGUST U.s. sGs-TRPLB SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

TNHEArRr CONIVUE,
i s.! Broadway, opposite the 81. Nicholas Hotel
WHIT h SPEAKER Lessees AMI frop'teton
MANAGER ....................M Mr. WILLIAM H. LINGARo
Cho" DED Nj II LY. CROAnEl NIGHTLY.
AND MOST r MARkABLE TRIUMPH.
Second week OF the orgina. and unrvalled genius
WILLIAM HLR NCE Ii GARD,
AND HIS tArRAOkDINAhY COMPANY.
MISS ALICE ID NkING MISS LIZZIE WILLAORE,
PROF. HILTON, NIX JOSEPH EMMETT,
Mh. H. WARD, MR. Il HOLMES, &C.,
performing nightly crowded and fashionable audiences
NEW NOVEL AND GENTEEL AMUSEMENT,
the trst performance of the kind given in this city, and
hailed with ,eisht BY every behodder Commences at
O cock irecisey.
MAiINkEs EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT 30.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DARTIEs WISHING TO PROCURE INFORMATION or
any Kind can have their business sactory attended
ana secret By addressing Wiliam
hhnans, PRIVATE Detective Herald Office
ylvkNTED.-PARrIEs HAVING ANY NEW METHOD
W Of ma.ng nois' heads, imitation hair or patent pro-
to,uly >, worSs bunansi corner OF he'eath
as. a. = At.f I'D.
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THEATRE COMlQUF.
l. BkIhLIANT SUCCESS OF THE
GREAT LINGARD COMPANY.
Tho most novel, chase and Entertainment ever
given In America
MATINEEs EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AtsE.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how what live for delivered daily at The New
York of Anatomy Those unable to attend
ceive copy forwarding Csc to the secretary 6S Broad
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DHYsEIANs' OFFICES To LrT-FURNIrURE FIX
tires and lease for sale together with Practice of tn,
ton best in city, with public and private entrance Cali
sU7 Broadway, room No. 4.
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DWELLING, HOUSES TO LET.

ITO LET, FuRNIsHBD-A THREE STORY bnV ~
stone House with all the modern imprOve'nensrs ~.
furnished, Is For terms apply NJ SS west i~o"
fourth street.
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CRYANTs MINsTRELs' OPERA HOUSE,
ID Fourteenth street. adloin'ns Academy o. Music.
Great success of EUGEEE'S sensation opera,
ILL-TRUE-BAD.DOER.
The TOWER MISERERE CHORUS, MOUNLlGHT CASTLE
Encored nightly BY crowded and enthusiastic
DAN BRYANT
AS CAPTAIN JINkS OF THE HORSE Marines
Great success Of the roaring, side splitting Farce,
THE Ii, l. MIN.
BRYANrS'. BRYANrs'. BRYASry.