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Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Food III DfgeAted

|Imperiectly nourisbss the system, since 1t is
only partially ahimitased by the blood. Pale,
hsggard mSrtals, with dyspeptic stomacbs,
IiInpoyerlshed circulation and weak nerves,
experience q marked and 70 pid improvement
In Their physisal condition by availing them
seIv OF tast sure resource OF the sick and de-
bui'a ed, Hostetter's St0ma h Bitters. This
gsnia tonic an ute atiye lends An impetus
the processes Of digestion which i1sures /,
ad"I ate Development Of the materials Of
.loo l.. iin and muscular tissue. Moreover.
| It sootho4 and strengthens overErought or
weak er",s cv,an era tsh tendency to hypo-
cbDudr = Or dependency, to which dysp. ptie
and b ios persons are pAeH liariy fnb.e, and
IL an aVreeaoe nj wholtso asappetizer and
promoter sl oy+,. The infrmit es OF az ard
Of deiicats I nal constitutions are greatly
re level By it an. 1t isa reliable prove ntive
of ID z " IN nlM hri y inNarn.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
! -
DI0AMYAND DEsgRTiON.
A Canadian Lady sf Dover la ssasah
0fa TruAnt NusDand 4aa.s

The Smyrna "Times" Of yesterday
has the following:
A considerable interest has been
aroused in certain quarters the past
few days, over a charge Of bigamy and
dssertion. On Thursday last q woma n
and her three children came to this
town in quest Of truAnt husband and
father and stopped at one of the hotels.
The party whom they were seeking Is
William +. Yates. who came to this
section and purchased farm about
seven miles from this town in the for.
rsts of Ken.on Hid. The story is brief
ly this, which Yates in substance has
acknowledged.
He was married to his first wife about
20 years ago and lived with her some
years. He deserted her and went to
another section and represented him
self an unmarried man, courted, and
in 1865 married his second wife. He
lived with her about twelve years, and
having learned, it is said, that his first
and legal wife had fallen heir to sslne
property, suddenly deserted No. 2,
went back to her, and together they
came here and settled in secluded
place, evidently with the expectation OF
not being disturbed. His second wife
lays no claim to him as her husband
because she whom he now has is his
legal wife. But she wants him to help
to support his children and this she is
determined, if possible, to compel him
TO do. She laid her case b~fore Esquire
Colt and effort has been made to bring
Yates to justice but he has sluded the
officers thus far.
Yesterday she went to Power and had
an interview with Attorney General
Pennington, who promised to look into
the cas-. and give it his attention TO-
day. She being citizen of Canada and
not the legal wife of Yates, though sur
posing herself to BE-, and the mother o.
his children, surrounds the case with
difficult poiuts to consider. lfhs will
not compromise as desired the only
course left for her is 20 bring a charge
of bigamy and this would be attended
il she can, with great vexations. She
is lady like in her bearing, and has
won the sympathy of those with whom
she has come in contact.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
CCrsRrchsiOlVal.

In the United States Senate yester,
day, Mr.. IIoar's resolution relative tc
th. coercion of the Executive of the
House was laid on the table-yeas 2s
pays 20. Mr.. Blaine gave notice that
he would mo7e to take it from the tabi'
to-day for the purpose of having q di'
rect vote upon it. Mr.. salisbury, from
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons, reported adversely on the creden-
tials of Charles H. Bell, appointed Sem
ator by the Governor of New Hamp-
shire. Mr.. lioar presented a minority
report AMI then postponed the matter
until Monday. After an executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned.
In the House, it was ordered that
general debate on the Army bill should
close on Friday afternoon, leaving the
ivA-minut- debate open. The discus
sion on Section Of the bill was then
re- uued and continuea until adjourn
msDt.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Marine DISASTERS and I.Oss 81 Life

The small craft WyaRoke left Cape
Hatteras for Nswbern, N. c., Sunday,
and was wrecked. jeremiah Farrow,
master, Daniel Farrow, boat mate, Jos.
b. Whitehurst, lightk-eper, Mrs. Oscar
F.Rue and Miss Flora Rue were all lost.
Of Bedford, Mass, fishing vessel lost
a man from the jibboom. The United
States cutter Gallatin took three liv.
men and one dead man from an un-
known schooner of Long Shoal. The
schooner Emma J. Edwards, Captain
Brien, sunk off Tucker Neck Shoal,
Mass, Tuesday night, and the captain,
mate and three of the crew were lost
The wreckers have abandoned all hope
of saving the bark Admiral, which re-
Gently went ashor" at False Cape. She
is q total loss. The schooner Meteor,
went ashore off Hattr'as Inlet. tl2ated
off safely yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
The Water Pumps.

Chief Engineer Mclntire reports the
quantity Of water raised by the city
water pumps during the month OF
March as follows:
Worthington steam pump, "a, 74b, 92o
gallons; Water power pumps, 1885,
$40. Total, s6,2Sl, $50.
Comppaed with the north OF March;
1878, the WorthinGton pump Increased
the number of gallons pumped 1885,
$40, while the water power pumps
raised 1904 ,0f0 gallons less than dur
ing the corresponding period Of last
year. The net increase in the quantity
OF water pumped over that raised in
March, 1878, was l,74l,7s0. The
Walker compound pump raised from
Cool Spring Glow pressure) to Rodney
Street (high pressurr) reservoir, Z,
Gl3,25 gallons during the month.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03

FTSHfNIcEsT PILLsOE EAErH ARE ~. u;NB1
4 VEGETABLE LiyEA PILLS. TbeJ never
grtpe, slcken or weaken IN their operation, an6
hence they ore the host pills ever offered, Is
pecinlly for aged peoo,e. They are . splen'
lid Liver cure eHi elegant purgatiye ILedf-
sine. They af'cgate pleasantly and ,utdiy,
tut thoroughly and e6e,toslly. Thsy ours
2nsdupsaon, o. uSstHsn w.s pome ppne Sss
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver aiioc-
dons, general Aches cvsr tho system, they
| naks better appetite, and in RheumaEignv
Heurslxis and Headaoho, in connection with
our Celebrated Yain SSarcher, y very speedy
sure is ottAinct. We have over 2OOO roieren-~
ces of these pills. Elegantly sugar coated 40
oents q box. or I'VE boxes for 81. Sent by m0iI.>
Principal Depot Fsarta and King strester p
Wil.uiIxton Dol. Philadelphia Depot eG3
Arch street., Sold BY daalArs and at country
! at n.cA
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
The Kentucky TraScdy.

Mrs. Elliott, widow of Judge Elliott,
who was murdered by Thomas Butord
in Frankfnrd, Ky, last week, has Ee, n
suffering from severe prostratton ever
since her husbands assassination, ard
her condition is considered critical. She
has been delicate for years, and now
that she is left without husband, chill
ren or near relatives, she has no dt-
,ire TO live. Judge Elliott left only
few thousand dollars worth of proi-
erty.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
DOIngs Oftite Vtstinn,cs.

The town of Fa mirgton, W. Va.
having been infested with class Of
people who sold whisky without IL
cense, and also lived in open immorali
ty, a vigilance com,nitte" Of thirty men
was organized to clear them out. Ca
Tuesday night these vigilants visited
two disrrpufa'le J laces, threw on.
stock of whisky, gave man twenty
lashes with hickory rod, and tarre,l
and fpathered him and another man,
also two women and a girl.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
EionOr ana Tobacco Stamps.

The collector OF Internal revenue OF
this District received for special tax
stamps, $40, $50, which indicates pretty
clearly that many of the citizens con.
tinu- to smoke, chew and drink, not
withstanding the general complaint Of
hard times. The collector has received
tho stamps from the department at
Washington, for the coming year, and
dealers in the above named articles can
get the same by calling a, his office.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Personal.

J. Wesley Canary, is one Of A. G,
Yates & Cos. popular statesmen, and
hs would b. pleased to receive calls
from his many Wilmington friends a
the large clothing house, corner OF sixth
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Read

Miss Gertrude Bunnnll will give a
reading in this city on the evening OF
the 18th of April. 1t will be rem-m-
lered that she real in the Sunday
SCHOOL Hall of Grace Church last Janu.
ery. this time she will read in the
Oprra House.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
The American Queen.

Andrews American "Queen," pub
lished at New York, for April, is a su.
perb number, newsy and chatty, inst
the thing for the literary table and gen.
eral intelligence for the household. a
splendid wood cut engraving of the
late Bayard Taylor illustrates the first
page, followed hy a sketch Of his life
and account of his death. The "Queen'
for April with supplement, contains
y.eight columns Of choice reading
matter devoted to art, music, litera
ture and society. 1t is Sl.ho per veal
free of postage.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
l'OnyicIed.

Sidney Trusty who was arrested in
our city, some time ago, for stealing a
horse from a gentleman in Maryland,
was convicted yesterday afternoon IN
the Court at Elkton, and will be SEN
fenced to day for the eience, The
horse was found at the stables Of David
Colwell, in Philadelphia, and returned
to its owner. Trusty doubtless realizes
by this time that the way Of the trans
sressor is hard. 1t is singular that men
will not learn that honesty is the best
nOlicy
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Tiai 1al.ptNg.

Last evening as William e. Robelrn,
the music dealer at 40 Market street,
was going to supper he left the store in
charge of John Neitze, lad l3 years
of age, who has seen in his employ for
several weeks. Az Mr.. R. returned
from supper the lad was standing in
tn. door, and as soon as he sa" Mr.. r.
lie ran away which reused Mr.. RS.
suspicion, and in goin; to the money
drawer he found that lie had been
robbed of $l2. A warrant has heen
issued forthe arrest of young Neitze.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Excursions.

As the season Of the year is rapidly
approaching when excursions on the
Delaware will be projected and parties
will be casting around to secure boat
for such occasions, we would remind
the different Sabbath School Superin-
tendants AZ well as various Associations
in the city. that the splendid steamer
John A. Warner, can be chartered at a
reasonable price, on application being
made to Capt. Lackey of this city, fol
any day prior to the Goth Of June.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
The Republican Leads.

tTVHI IIb IVcTy T1'oTTrH~'
One carrier who used to take ont l67
EvEEy EVENINGS and l3O "Comtnercials" "
(the latter then a cent paper) and no
others, las Of late been selling in the
same part of the city IS EVERY EYEN-
lNes, l27 "Republcans." and 20 sea
anttcs,o
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Hotel Burned.

Yesterday morning, Jones' hotel sit
uated on the beach at Lewes, Delaware,
with large stock cf groceries, liquors
and furniture, took fire from some un'
explained cause, and was entirely con-
sumed. 1t was insured in the Kent
County Mutual insurance Company.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
>ih IN ID EDITION.
State ~ Ine SherInOn star.
At the REPuBLrNAES oy1ycgy March
I O'Clock, ~ O'clock, ~ o'saocA
46o $50 $40
The Weather.

War Department, Office CT the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April 3---
| A. NJ.
Indications for Thursday~-Eor the
Middle Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiness, followed by light rain or
snow, northwesterly winds, backing to-
warmer southwesterly and salMag la.
rometer, followed by rising barometer
and colder north west winds.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Hrtrr Inc p,ble Front

This evening at the Hou 'ehold Of
Faith, there will b, a Bible TvaIlnI of
the lst and End Epistle1 of Paul TO the
Thessa lonians. All are invitsl. "Searoh
the Scriptures.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
At WASHIHGGON.
TIE Delaware Bsyaus Dsisg Up the
Cspasai-TAsv ssave shels Eyss On
u Correspondence Of the Republican.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 2.

special Correspondence Of the Republican.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2.
The Delaware Legislature has PROVED
itself capable Of enjoying pleasure
trip to the very fullest extent. Here
in Washington, with the stock laws
and 'school district" transfers lifted
from their minds they are abandoning
themselves to the enjoyment of the
hour.
No sooner did they reach Willard 3
Hotel last evening, than they received
an invitation from Senator Bayard to
be in attendance at his residence at
$50. In Obedience 10 this invitation
the party proceeded 10 TIE Senator's
residence, where they were warmly and
cordially received. Senator Mcdonald,
of Indiana, and Senator Peyt"n, Of Vir.
sinia, aided Mr.. Bayard in his hospi-
tality. A very pleasant halt honr was
passed in conversation, and when
all talk was spent they were invited
into another room, and were seated to
choice refreshments. Every one enjoy
cd himself.
About ten o'clock the members with
their friends left Mr.. Bayard' s residence
and repaired TO that of Senator Eli
Salisbury, where cordial reception, was
also, extended.
II had been intended this morning ia
make q trip to Mount Vernon, but ow'
ing to sn existing doubt in relation to
return accommodations, this pleasure
was forrgons. At II o'clock, TIE hour
at which tho session of Congress opens,
the Delawareans filed into the gallery
of the House OF representatives. They
had beeu given the privilege of the
floor. but as a position in the gallery
afforded them better view, they chost
this in preference to the favor accorded
them through representative courtesy
All are we'll and enjoying themselves
hugely. They leave here for Baltimore
at $50 q. IN. tomorrow. A. r.. y.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
Gone to Dover,

Barker & Stradley. painters, went to
Dover, this morning, in order to do
50 ne painting at the Post Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
CID Relics.

Mr.. &. N. Gray of Newark, Delaware,
has left with us very old news aper
in a remarkable state of preservation,
aud called the Maryland ".Journal''and
the Baltimore "Advertispr,' printed
Friday, August Goth, 1913, lG6 years
ago. The printing is done in good
style and it's twelve columns are filled
mostly with news from over the water.
W. Goddard usss a column in small
Italic type telling the people that he
has engaged in the undertaking busi-
ness. The Bishop of c. Uses two col
ums in telling the Earl of Bellamont
why lac fought duel with Lord Towns
hend. Amongst the advertisements is
a half column from George Washington
advertising 10000 acres Of land for
settlers on the Ohio and Great Kanha-
wa rivers; with instructions to apply to
the subscriber near Alexandria, Va,
or in his absence 20 Mr.. Lund Washing
ton.
Mr.. Gray has also left with US the
Wilmington Almanac for the year l772,
which was published by Thomas Fox,
and sold by James Adams ; also one
sold by the same parties in 1873. Be-
sides the zodiac and q regular monthly y
calender, they contained many useful
receipts, tables ofinterest and distances,
some spicy bits of amusing articles and
moral ethics. To peruse these old rel
les of over century past is an inter
esting passtime, when we compare the
past with the present.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
NEW ai,vs.r<asn "a! NT6.

NvUTICE i, BENZ AMIN N LONG
~ LAND, in comp iLp,'e with Inc require
nentg Of the &C oi 1rs; 10 =. IN suGh case
made and provided, i" here I!fe notice
that shall Apply IN writin-. To- the Corr. Of
Gcnera, s. ssions of the Peac. aed Jail Is,tv-
cry. o. the State OF D7!aw ne. in and tor New
Cdstle county, on Monday, the u day y.
May next. A. d. 1879, t'eiug the ii. u ttay H
the next Eay Term OF the aAi CDart, ir ~
lie 5nse TO Keep an inn Or tavern, hT'xn ~
the Delaware 0use, in School partrt Mo-
Il, In the city of n W Castle, Delaware. AMI
to sell Intoxicating liquors in less 9uilJlt ties
than Que quart, TO DO dru1k oa t!te pre.nlAe
aud the following r.spactiblec C t.zsil5 rsconi-
mend the said application, to Wit:
George Gray, George .. .hittield,
iTco. +. he e,kyne, avid W. E!kinton-
Jim W. Platl, Geo. A Wilmington,
james WllmOt. Geo. II. Fog,
Chas Beaston, i. W. tlymer,
Wm. B. Herbert, EdW. Connolly.
Satrick Brogan, Jeremiah Bowman,
Benz. +. Herdnian, VIM. M Weir ap3
BENZ MIN ID. LONGLAND.
N1OTICE.-We. THOM PSON & LOCKE.
~ in compliance. ith the requ!rame' Is o.
the act If Assembly in su;h case made and
provided, do hereby give notice thut we shalf
apply in whiting 10 the Court of General Ses-
8 sns of the 'eaco an! .lail Delivery, of tue
state Of lie ava e. il and for New Castle
cJunty.0n donday tie l2!h day OF May neXts
A. d., 1879. being the first day OF toe rsxt
May Term ot the said Court, ior q License to
keep hn inn Or ttyerp- at the r. W. n b.
Railroad Depot Restaurant on VI a,er street.
between JreLch and Walnut stree S, in the
Second Ward oI tne city of Wilm ngtGn, Del
aware, and t0 sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart. tU b. drunk on the
pretnises. and the following respectable clti-
. n racOmlnen. the sal appl caJl0a, 10 Wit
7. B. Brison, Eph p. Wise,
b. Murihy, Robert NJ. Gibson,
Joseph X. Nickers, John A. Marr,
ico, }. WheeIer, Frederick Bush.
W. >. Townsen4- John b. How,
Jacob Danuoy J IL. Brown,
.Jan Christy, ;. ID. Townsend
John Mealcy, CHARLES +. Sparks.
Geo. y Orilip, Michae! henney,
Harry Christy, =. Is. Merritt.
l.. y. G Gulk. VIM. Legg,
Samuel RVbert', W. hunill,
James NJ. sSweetel.
". II. THOMPSON.
ap3"t+ JnSEPH II LOCKE
Daily Republican., 1879-04-03
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS,

DEWARD.-A liberal reward will be paid
A tn the Lady who "htainci IL cural breast
pin. instead ol hor own Mt the Jcwelry stO Q.
No. 10 ka Fnurih street. The owner only
valu y it us being from u dsceasei person.
nn2-lr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-22
Marriage Means Companionship.

The marriage consists not OF love
alone, but of many other important and
necessary accomplishments. Sympathy,
respect, natural affinity, confidence,
companionship, are among its most es-
sentIal concOmitants. Without these to
strengthen and support it, love is but a
frail tenure by which to hold the hap
piness of life. 1t is a leash from
which, at any moment, the sleuth-
hounds of discomfort, disgust, regret
and safety are apt toslip and work ruin
and devastation. The man or woman
who marrics depending on love alone
for happiness, builds house on fOun-
dation of sand indeed, and discovers the
irreparable error too late. There should
he respect-fOr, if not, at the first cold
breath love is only too apt to withcr
and fade; afiinity-fOr utterly antagO-
nistic elements can never harmonic.
Natures that are in direct opposition are
like oil and water; mix them as you
NAV, they will not COnglOmerate. Con-
fidenCe, for the want of it is bar TO all
true happiness in marriage. Distrust
could well be called the progenitOr OF
all domestic evil. Want of confidence
is its twin brother-sympathy and com
panionship are Synonymous. The one
is vital part OF the other, for sympathy
surely means companionship. In true
marriages the man and the woman
should simply form unit. The indi-
viduality OF the two should be sunken
into one. Together they should form
a complete whole-apart they are untin-
ished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-22
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ELM GROVE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL /, 1873,
~ cars ON the Wheeling and Elm Grove rail
rOad will run a. follows: Cars will leave the
city. corner Of Market and Eleventh streets and
~ltmm'S at
Leave Wheeling. Leave stsmm's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-22
FOR SALE.
Commissioners Sale.

In the County Court of Ohio county West Viz
c. Aultman & Co., ,.
George C. McColloch. ct al.
BY virtue OF q decree entered in the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia; IN me
above entitled cause, on the 18th day OF March,
A. d. 1879 the undersigned Special Commits
sioners will, on
WEDNESDAY. THE 4TH DAY OF JUNE,
A. d. 1873 beginning at 10 o'clock 4. " sell at
public auction. al the front door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, the fol-
lowing described real estate tO-Wit: The PORTION
OF lot numbered % IN Michael GrahamS add
ton TO the city OF Wheeling. fronting on the
north side Of Fifteenth formerly called Centre
street and bounded ~ follows: beginning at the
southeast corner Of said lot on Fifteenth street,
and running thence wCstwardly with the north
side of said street 30 feet more or less, TO the
point where the east line Of the east
wall Of the dwelling house Of Joseph
4. Bodily would II extended, iniersect
the north side OF SAID street; thence running IN
a nOrtheTly direction at right angles with said
street 20 the south line ~ the alley In the rear
said lot: thence running In All eaStcry direction
with the south line Of said alley 10 the northeast
corner OF said lot and running from thence with
the east line of said lot u the place O. be
ginning. having thereon fine IwpstUEy CI.cE
dwelling house.
TERMS or SALE-Oue-th!ri, or 81 mucS ICOrc
threDi rs the purchaser may elect to pay 81 the
purchase money, cash in hand, and the b4.ancc
thereof in twuelu al iustallmentS, payable one
and twOyears respectively from the day OF sale,
evidenced by prOmiSSOTy notes with good per
sOnal security thereon, and bearing interest from
day of sale; title of said property 10 be retained
until further order OF the court
GEO. h. CALDWELL,
F. c. HIIDRETH,
ma5b Special Commissioners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-22

OF STOCK, GRAIN, FARMING UTENSILS
~ and other property.
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated on the eth
day OF April 1872, executed by John +. WAIT
and Of record in deed OF trust book 10, page 81,
OF OHIO county, West Virginia records, !, the
undersigned trustee, TO whom said deed was
made will offer for sale on the farm OF said John
+. Wayt in Liberty district, in said county, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1879,
At 10 O'Clock a. NJ, 50 ewes anc their lamOS, i
brood sOws, stock hogs l boar, 70 shoats,
mares yCarlng colts mules, cows, year
ling he2ferS, farm wagon, spring wagon, hay
rake, , steel plOws, double shOyels, iron cult
vatOr, harrOws, ! hay ladders, sleds, / set
double set Yankee harness, double set lead
harness, double set buggy harness, ] saddle, l
bride wagon saddle heavy brides, , light
brides, 6 collars set check lines, buggy tons
HAY more or less, 100 bushels oats more or less
100 bushels corn more or less, in crib, sleigh
, dOublctreCs, spreadCrS. hoes, pitch forks,
madduckS, scoop shovel, shovel, rick wheat
straw interest i'm grain drill, interest in corn
drill one buck al Lue Morgan's, - geese, all in
terest of John +. Wayt in and 10 claim existing
in his favor against Louis b. Morgan in suit in
chancery now pending I'm the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, in which Julia
McCune ct al, are plaintiffs, AMI Louis b. Nor
gan et H., are defendants. Also lot Of walnut
lumber In the log, at WilliamSOn's saw mill, in
said county, together with all other property
named i'm said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
mayli ROBT. VI. COCHRAN, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-22
Historical Medal.

Washington pa Review and Examiner.
Mrs. Jane provinces, of Hanlan, has
in her possession a madal which was
awarded TO her father, John Gracey, for
bravery displayed at the battle OF the
Nile, August /, 1898. At that time he
was serving under the name OF John
Jamison, as he had deserted from the
army before and had re-enlistcd under
the latter name. On one side of the
medal are the words, III. Ms Defense,
Victory OF the Nile under Lord Nelson,
August l. l79S," and around the edge,
Almighty God has Blessed his Males
tvs arms" In the centre on the same
side are pictures OF ships and the rising
sun. On the other side is the figure OF
Britannia standing on 4 sea girt rock,
holding a shield in her hand, on which
is Nelson's bust, and around this medal
lion the words, "Europe's Hope and
Britain's Glorv." Above these figures
on this side appears the inscription,
Rear Admiral Lord Nelson OF the Nile.
Around the edge of the coin is the fol-
lowing: From Alexander Davidson,
Esq, st. James Square, London A
Tribute OF regard"