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Jusr opened at Btues 6ssanders', the
haudsomest lot OF plstn and plaid grey
shawls OF the lstest Importation ever
brought 10 the city.
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BIosD u BAoHMAN, No. 10Y Main.
street. are now selling their Boots and
Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
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Omco, % Monroe st, next door 10 lBt Ma
Eonal Bank.
oFFIKRs:
GEO: K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUEEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary. 5-4.s..ls
CHARLES II. CoLLIER. Assistant Secretary.
DIRRcToRs:-John E. Wilson, Jas. @. On,
John A. Armstrong, A. @. Quarter, Geo. x.
Wheat, Alex'r. Laughlin, James mckinney,
Mongan l.. OFT, Geo. AdaInH.
REFERENCES: s. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., wholesale Grocers, wheeling; Pryor,
HRndlan q Co., Wholesale Grocers, Wheel
ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer
Wheeling; Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, KRAFT q Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. RrnnEheim q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel
ingi Wlnship, Woods & Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. Register,
Wheeling; T. o. McAfee, Notions, Wheeling
Campbell, Frew q CO., Pubs. IntellIgenceri
Wheeling; OFT, Son q Co Hardware, Wheel.
ing; ]. E. Sands, Cashier, First Mai. Bank
Falrmonti h. p. Camden, Prest- Nat. EX.
Bank. Weston, W. Va; Capt. John MoLure
Jr., wheeling. apr25 :
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Large stock of goods for the present
season and coming Holidays at D.
NicoI & Rro.Is: g +.
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TEE new and exciting game of"Ds-
teciiye," Dust onsJ at A. w. PAUL d
Co.'s.
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DEPARTMENr;o OF STATE.
WASHINGTON. Nav. 1855

WAsHINeroS, May, 1858.
To Wheeler q WILSON, Of Hetg York:
StRs:-The Department. has received
one Gold Medal, awarded 10 yours firm
on Sewing and Button Hole Machines
At the Paris Universal Exposition of.
1857. Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM a. SEWARD.
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ARARE TeEAT-To see a. W. PAUL
d Co.'s collection of Fine Goods for the
HolidaSs. ..e. 3, q 80. y
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BEAUTIFUL Gold Pens, Pencils and
Writing Desks for Christmas. at Paull's
JOG Main street.
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GREAT bargains 10 blankets, a, Brnes
&sandsrs'.
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THx handsomest water mink furs Ia
the city, at Bfues & Sanders.
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White Pine Con1Dound
The White Pine CompLlo,luLnld1.

1T vas cary In the spring OF 81 that this
compound WIS oriRihated. a men bar or INV
family was. mlet ed with an Irritation or The
throat attended with a dlsaRreeable cough
4 preparation having To- its basis the inside
bark of VII te pine might be 20 Compounded.
"a 70 be very useful N diseases OF the throat
anliie to. L compounded q small q1anfity
OF the medicine That ! had been planning,
was exceedingly gratifying Within two
days the irritation Of the throat was rernoy.
cd me the eoIgh snosided nd speedy cure
lady In Londonderry, n. n. who mad been
suneiing for some weeks irom bad couRfi
rnucus streaked with blood. Sha som f1,I,SI
teueI an sent for more. She took Rtor4-
Zen zen oa an So o. u ana got well j. p Clarke,
ulade a tr1al OF the same preparation In the
case OF q severe cold and was cured irnmedI.
eults1and 50 confident of success affandinS, NJ
sales. If placed before the public tIiaf7 me,
ma. pa FsnaSed me to give name, and
November, 1855, 1 inst adyertfsed IL TindsT
the name Of N hite Pine Compound. In tv1o
yeaeIs nom that time there had been Vhoie-
sailed In Manchester alone one hTinfI4s,i M
tarH WORTH where 1t took the lead AZ q N f6o
Soun rem e ef IN the market and It g. mi
l.slnlai m mai poAtlon. There Is good peas
son LOT this; " Is very soothing aud az aiinn
In Us nature; ts warming 10 fha sfoflseh ana
70 the taste, and Is exceed
=, ,sAs a remedy for kidney complaints t5s
" nlse flne Somp pound g ands unffValed. N
w. mof. ukl9lnated Tor that purpose buf q
PeLs9n IN uEtngi for couf Il WIS moi onIy,
S1l5s y rs cough hut WIS also cured 81 4
nkloney qilnculty Of ten years standing Sine
that accidental discovery faai,ys ~ y, 49, -
t naNe used Il .I0r the same Complaint aiSTi
n ~ 1een completely cured.R - '-7 -
1ne ABOVE was written by Dr. PoIa,,dt T., /
I591 since then, rs In Manche<fe- AZ
S NllLs SSLnPound has taken The lead ef All
ne ,, "a ta Wen as Preparation for
49, 81 81 dti iculties, In evarv citg
Nv " rs and hamlet ulrunahonf tf5e
The remedy is a. eafs and i,Ja-,Svs,,, -, (, IL
astt Is eIectual. - -. ttsS.Ant % ta<e
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RiuEs tEsXSDERs viii sell from this
dsylsii dress eoodsat reduced pricss.
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S'esneT Julia for Evansville.
SseameI Golden L lgle for ST. Louis.
Steamer Nav York f,r Nashville.
Ccffss, 0uslen Cheese, Lard, Spare
Il bs and Tender .Loin,
Holiday Gnods-bead local column.
Fresh Batter aud E3gs-head local
column.
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The Purestaads Weetest God Liver on iu
the world. manufactured nom mesh healthy
pure and sweet. Ask for sHaxard q Cas-
weiisCod Liver Gil p manufactured by
cASwELL. HAZARD q co.
49,. New York.
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{ DEEDS OF TRUsT.-The subioined is a
list of the deeds of trust entered for
record in the ONCE of the Recorder for
Ohio county up to Nov. LIST, and since
the last date of their publication In our
columns:
/ A deed oftrust given October q. 1868,
by George SeAbriRht, to 8. o. Taylor
trustee, on the west half of lot No.
square No. Is 5. w. Admitted for re-
c6rd October 81, 1883.
"A deed OF trust given October IL, 1858,
bylDavid Levi to NJ. Heyman trustee,
on personal property. Admitted octo-
Der 80, 1868.
A deed OF trust given October "a, 1868,
by John LnR and wife TO 8, o. Taylor,
trustee on the south half of lot No. II
square q. South Wheeliug. Admitted
October 81, 1868.
A deed of trust given October 81, 1865
by G. w. Pnmphrey and wife TO Dan
lei Peck, on one hundred acres Of land,
aud the undivided of lot No. 1872,
and the west half of lot No. 1888; q of
lois No. 81 and 20s, and lot 141, anu on
personal property. Admitted October
81, 1858.
A deed of mortgage given October q
1853, by Lewis KRAFT and wife toHenry
Benkse, on lot No. 8 in Square No. 10,
8. w. Admitted October 81 1868.
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Gosto the National Business College
and learn Book keeping.
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RIVER NEws.-There has been but
little change in the stage of;water sinee
our last report; the marks last evening
indicated nine feet, with the river at a
stand. The wharf OF yesterday AFTER
noon looked more like business than
anything we haveseen of late. AT i've
o'clock. we counted eight steamers at
the wharf and In sight.
The Ingomar passed up for Pitts
hnrgh yesterday morning. The Rebec.
ca got of In good time for Parkers.
burg. The Dsonidas, for st. Louis
touched here about noon. The Major,
Anderson from Cincinnati, after spend.
Ing the morning unloading freight at
Bellaire, reached Wheeling at ~ O'Clock
yesterday. She brought the largest
cincinnati't trip of the season. The Ar.
kansas from Pittsburg came in yester.
day afternoon, and left for Memphis
and New orleaDslnst night. The Bay
ard less for ParkersburE last night
about her usual time. The Allegheny
Belle aud btTges, left yesterday afler.
noon Tor ST. Louis. The supfsh and
Slenoenyille packets made their trips
as usual.
To days Packets: New State for Pitts
onrgh nj a. ~; Grey Eagle for
Pittsburgh. at 4 a. N; Express for
Parkersburg At II a. "; Julia for
zlnesyille at.midnight. Niejor Ander.
son for Cincinnati at Pm. They un-
derstand providing for the inner
man" on the Anderson. We happened
to be on board last night about supper
time. and know wheteofswe affirm.
Capt. Davis new packet. the Golden
Eagle, is due here 70 day.
TouRIsTs' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Boafds-chess and Games innumer-
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Trusseg g supporters.

IS7SS cERhEYs HARD RuBBER
- Truss cures rupture, viii re-
II tain the most difhcnlt with safe
" and ease never ruEfs, breaks,
filI1-VslTs- hmbeEs or EoIlss used In baihina
ntted TO form, no stfappinR
ANSN0 eleanesE, HghteSt, most dufRhie
stS4Se and hest. = Seeleiss RcTcf RItbbeI-
A bdOMfadl IStlpportern a yefy
l!II.I.lsl durable and greatly Improved
s instrument for Supporting the
I.FIl - abdomen In cases OF feraa 4
t.l. isI.jl-. EealSness fRlltng of the Womb.
49, = Fregn ntley, or wherever an arfIs
ne4Ai supporter to the af(ion1S,1 - me-
DO dekireds worn with meat eornforf ana 49,
aud highly approveohy The Inedieai prnfss.
SION. Seeis1ff Hard Ritbo0r RRe F{sos nv
which asitingent soothing and healing ram
ediesl may DO carried direct to the psrts
LoEan q Co, and by an Druggists.
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GET some of crapdall's Building
Blocks at A. w. Paull & Co.5s-your
children wNl appreciate ,hem.I
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TAKE PARTICULAR NoTICE.


Who have inJuEe1 themselves by cer;am
praclice, tndnlged in when alone. ahahiI IIe-
Qnently learned from evil Companions, or az
school, the effects OF which, are nightly felt
even when asleep, and. II not cured, renders
marriage Inn possible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a PLY TINT a yonng man, the hope of
his county, the pride OF hts parents, should
be snaicAed nom all prospects and enjoy
ments OF lie by the Consequences of DEVIL
ting from the path OF natnie, and INDUCING
before outam plating
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ilaALUais ..FAPaiaS I1TI1INa IA
Identifying the SKIN and COMPILER.
tON. hen1oSes ali EruptlonS Freckies,
z pies, aStn bloiehes, Ian, ETC., and rem
kor Laules IN the Nursery It IS Invaluable.
equal. - - = 49, - +Ae - Nv
sPAPHTAN LOTION Is tho only reiiable
remedy for diseases and blemianss OF me
{PHaLoNsS aPAPHrAN Soap mr. ms
foiletI Nursery and Bath, VIII not chm fhe.
Skin. PItce . cents per cake. - - - 2
aELoR DE MAYo.n
HFLOR DE MAYO > -. =
A new perfume for the HRudkerchie. ~.
quIslteS Delicate. Lasting FfaRrRnee! = -
RHAE0N-G son, New York, Sold by All
Druggists my % lyeod
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LARoE variety of New Games al
Paulrs. s5s,ssai Is
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss.
DIR. JOHNSON

Member of the Royal colIegeof sureeons.
London, GrRduRte OF one Oi the most emf
mont Colleges IN the United States, and tho
greater part of whose Life has been spent In
the hospitals of London, Paris, fhiladel phta
and elsewhere, has e1ected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known,
many troubled with ringing In the head and
cans when asleep, great nervouGness, being
alarmed at tudden sounds, bARhIulneSs, with
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oaRIsralAs Tables already spread :,
a. ". PAUL 3 co.'s. =
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THE ONLY PLACE WHERE a OUR6
G1NBE OBT1LRKD.

nR. JOHNSON has discovered the most
IlCertain, Speedy. and only EheCtual
Remedy In the World for Weakness OF the
Back or Limbs, Structures. Anections of the
Qes, Impotancy, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spir. Is, [ on.
fIlslon az Ideas, RAlptauon of the Heart
Timidity, Trembling, Uimness Of Sight, OF
Giddiness, Disease OF the Head, ThrO1t, n oSe
or Skin Affections Of the Liver, Lungs,
sfonHch or BoWeIE-Ihose Terrible DisorLiens
arisinR rom SOLITARY Habits of Youth-Secret
and solitary practices more atSd to their VIC
Tins tins n the song ofSyEenA 70 the Mariners
OF Uiysses bIighLinR their most brilliant
hopes or antiGlpationsI rendering marriage
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TouR1sTs' Observation-Disclosures
Boatds-chess and Games innumer-
able, at PAUL q Co.'s.
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GEEANINos.-A steamboat % feet in
length, and carrying 10 persons. has
been built on the " ashoe Lake, Neva-
do. 1t is intended for pleasure boat,
and it is proposed by a party to take it
by wagon aud railroad to wadswortb,
thence by Truckee 10 Pyramid Lake,
the wonders of which Will be thorough
ly explored.
Capt. Taylor's packet, the Sslado,
left Cincinnati for New Orleans and the
Red river yesterday.
An attachment against the Golden
Eagle. at Cincinnati, was sued out by
a deck hand on last Saturday evening
The officers of the boat settled the bill
willingly when it was presented, and
before the arrival OF the Marshal, bat
but were compelled to pay the costs of
the attachment. Steamboat men are
complaining bitterly of the abuse ofthe
law in such cases by irresponsible par
ties.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday
morning says:
A small colony, comprising twenty
five people In all, bound for the far
West. arrived here from West Virginia
on natboRt of their own construction
provided with shelter and the necsssa-
ries OF living, Saturday afternoon. The
journey from Sunfish here thoroughly
tired them OF that mode of emigraIinR,
and they made ailandipE near the Little.
Miami Depor, disposed oftheir fiat, and
with their plunder, took deck passage
on the Messenger for st. Louis.
Wonder II the i'Iocal" means to insin-
uate that Sunfish is in West yirginla7
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National Insurance Company
: on w4EFLISe.
WHEELING, WEST W

WhELLINUi WEST va
200
Omco, % Monroe st, next door 10 lst Ma.
Eonal Bank.
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The White Pine Compound.
PREPARED AT THsE
New England botanical Depot

Under the Supervision Of Rev. j. W. Polans
r,l EoT sale by LAUGHLN. SMITH = fsI9
al y as and also by GEO. b.
maTls eodsd&w.
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s 81 us j. Jui IaIis Z,nesviIle.

M AdNeFllselnenls.
F5und- Fur Collar.
Exbtbition.
{. Horses Tor Sale.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are The
most necessary requisites 70 promote comm.
bal happiness. Indeed, without these tho
journey through life becomes a weary Pill
grtma&ei the prospect hourly darkenR 70 The
view the mind beeonnes Swallowed with de-
spalr and nlled wIth-the melancholy, refiec
ton that the happiness OF another. become
blighted with our OWL. - 49,
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BEAR in mind that Forgey q HqEhes.
100 Main street, still havesome of those
elegant Button Caters and NRpoleons
In Glove Kid and Turkey Morocco,
which they are selling at reduction.
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In rendering our acknowledgement fortbe.
ps.sSonage We have enjoyed IN 1 he mast Ne
respectfully soltctt a continuance OF Ina "a :,
YoFa Of our friends. - y t44s -
5 Our pr ces for every article havebean To-
ana We ehall use our best enfea1ors 10 s,fx q !
sS9.4 10 an who may favor "a VIZ
AspD1eEss
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8. EsDAY aonNINe. sov. q.
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For Fine Bibles. Hymn and Prayer
Books, for the Holidays. 60. tolA. w.
PAUL d Co.'S. siiz.sii /. +; 80.
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Toys-G Games and Books ofall Kinds,
for old and young at A.,w. PAUL s.
Co.'a.J = .ssls.L5l 4
YlA6uUano IN Blae<ing for Boots and
Shoes. Harness, De-, at D.. NicOll q
Bros. - 80 g. -, ~ -. s. e. .
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an unumely
grave thousands OF onng Men OF the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect who
migiat otherwise have edtranced listening
Senators with the lhunderH of eloquence, or
walked TO ecslacy the living Tyre may cali
With fillI condolences,
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men conter
plating marriage, being aware Of Physician
speedily cured.
He VINO places himself under the care Of
DR.. ]. may rellglously con11de in his hOnoi
hts 6iIill as physician,
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ONCE.

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
the many thousands cured at this eStab-
!lahment within the Last twenty years and
INC numerous Important SurRicaI OperntIO
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed nv Tine
reporters Of The StSa and many other papeTs
notice o. whlsh have appeared again and
ss ,n gentleman OF character and respeciae
unity y a SUFFICIENT guaranteeto4 the afil,cIetI.
SKIN DIsEAsRS SPEEDILY CURED.
marl6-Iy = - :. HAt1N.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-07-22

PERSONAL. = Moses y. Beach, the
venerable editor of the New York Sun,
died at Wallingford, Con-, Sunday
morning.
Mr.. John Gregory of Camden Maine;
is now one hundred years old, and re-
tains all his faculties. He is the oldest
Fleemason in the State.
Emaneul Leutze, the well-known ar
fist, died suddenly in Washington on
Saturday evening of congestion of the
brain, Brought on by excessive heat.
He executed the large fresco, "West-
ward the Course of Empire takes its
Way" at the head of the main stair
sc to the House of Representatives
and for some months past has been en-
gagged on work he called "Emancipa-
ton" His washington Crossing the
Delaware" was one of his most popular
paintings,
Mr.. Longfellow has, it is understood
put veto upon the acceptance of invi.
tations to public entertainments. His
objection, however, does not extend &c
private invitations, such as that which
he received from the distinguished Am
erican artist, Mr.. Bierstadt, to q banquet
at the Langham Hotel, where he met &
distinguished party of literary men
among whom were Mr.. Alfred Tenny-
son.
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.if0Sh0.

Among the aspects of the Alaska cues.
ton which have not yet been represent.
ed to the people is the consequent eX.
tension of Christianity to China and ia
pan. The questions of commerce, OF
| augmented power, of the mines and fish
! cries, ofthe timber and fur trade, of the
fall of British Columbia into our hands
by commercial and political gravitation
OF the Importance OF retaining the friend
| ship of Russia-all these and kindred
| topics have been discussed. But no re-
ference has been made as yet to Alaska
and Aleutia as our great American mis-
sionaries for the Characterization and
civilization of China and Japan. The
purchase of Alaska will bring US four
thousand miles nearer those prehistoric
empires. 1t will bring us within little
more than days sail from Japan and
two or three days from China. Our
trade with them will become enormous,
and the steam communication will soon
be daily. Commerce, like st. John in
the Wilderness, will be the precursor.
but the Bible and Christianity will soon
follow.
Mr.. Burlingame's mission, growing
out OF our Alaska purchase, was the first
great step in the commencement of the
new era by which Christianity is to
reach the East from the Pacific shores.
Let us dwell moment on the grand
idea. Five hundred millions of Asiatics.
redeemed from pagan idOlatry, civilized
ChristianiZed. and united with us by
commerce, by neighborhood, and by re-
ligi0n! 1t is thus that the prophecies
OF the Old and New Testament are being
wonderfully fulfilled; and what grand
sermon could be preached on this tonic
by our Christian divines?
Surely the appeal of half the human
race for Christian light and knowledge.
by advancing our flag and territory to
the immediate neighborhOod ofth East,
VIII not be made in vain to Congress,
especially, when, at the same time, our
material wealth and power are thus i'm
mensely promoted. "The wise men of
the East" may then follow the Star of
Bethlehem, not to Judea, the cradle of
Christianity. but they may make the
short voyage by the steam ferry between
Asia and Alaska, and find the halo of the
Cross commingling with the stars that
light the azure folds of the American
Banner. Whilst Christianity shall thus
reach China and Japan from our Amer-
can PacificS coast, Russia, our great
friend and ally, will soon drive the
Turks from the Black Sea and the Oar
danelles, where, through the power of
the sword, the fierce fanatical followers of
MNahommed have been encampsd for
four centuries. Christianity will then
return to ConstantinOple, its ancient
Eastern home. In hoe sign0 vinces
this is the sign of the Cross, will be the
of the Muscovite Constantine.
under which the Russian eagles will
sweep over Russia and Turkey, and the
Crescent fade beneath the horizon as the
dawn OF Christianity rises again upon
The shores of the Euxine and the Banks