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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-02
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At NiColl's art store Is to be seen a clock
which 10 o relic Of New England colonial
days. II became the property Of Mrs. Il.
L. Nicoll through the death Of her mother
in Massachusetts. II Is one Of the old,
tall, eightdsy clocks, with q silver dial
and mahogany case, and though consider
ably over acentury old 10 still Q good time
piece. On It's face 10 engraved the makers
name, and the place and time Of Its con.
struCtion: Nathaniel Mulliken, Lexing.
ton Mass, 1772. II has stood in Lexing.
ton ever since II was made until shipped
here, and Mrs. Elcoll ID butts fourth owner,
It having come down In the family from
generation 10 generation. II was O silent
witness Of the battle ofLexipgton, the frat
battle OF the Revolution, and iS chimes
we're sounded by the conclusion Of the
shot which was "heard round the
world.n Could the old clock talk
It would tell many 4 tale OF historic
interest; and though II cannot speak,
It's silver face and brass t~nountings
shine as bright and It's tick.tock sounds as
loud and clear as when II stood In the
Colony Of Massachusetts, Bay, before this
country was born, and marked the
passing away Of English sovereignty on
New England's soil.
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MAnr1N,s FERRY.
The Coming EloctlonS, and Various othsi
Itoma of Local News,

The C0mlug ElOCtlonSI and Various OtheI
Items of Local News.
Judge Cochran Is IN independent can.
didRte for City Solicitor.
Joseph Waters is ct Springfield, Ohio,
Whiting his sick mother.
The entertainment at Lancaster Chapel
last evening was well attended.
Mrs. Harry Garter, who has been seri-
ously III, is rapidly recovering.
DR.. Hall and George Spence each re-
ceived q new bicycle yesterday.
Elmer FiCkes is lying at his home in
steubenville, with little hopes Of his re-
Covery.
Arthur McNichols, charged with drunk
enneSs and disorderly conduct, was find s.
and costs yesterday.
Candidates are becoming uneasy. After
next Monday some oil these aspirants will
make themselves scarce.
The fair and festival for the benefit OF
the Welsh Church will be held at Etna-
vile, April 9th and 10th.
Louis Frick, who moved over from
Wheeling last week, opened out in grand
style In the saloon business at Etnayille
yesterday.
School election at the central building
next Monday afternoon to elect two direc.
tors, and TO determine whether bonds for
$500 shall be issued.
A voter in town this spring 10 bothered
10 know what party he belongs tv-there
are 90 many tickets in the field, that It ID
pretty hard to distinguish them.
Henry Floto and Samuel Westwood, OF
this place, have been drawn to serve a.
grand juors at the term commencing
April Is; and Samuel Martin TO serve on
the petit jury.
The Indian show Is giving free exhibit.
tons this week to crowded houses. OF
course the bigger the audience the more
medicine 10 Bold-and still the druggists
are not happy.
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bridgeport.


Sheriff sedwiCk was In town yesterday.
The election talk 10 becoming warm and
candidates are numerous.
6. Dunleyy, Of the LaBelle glass house,
left yesterday for New York on business
trip.
Subscribers 10 the 1srRI1iaESora who
have changed their place Of reSidence
should notify the carrier.
A tourmonth old child Of Oliver Heck.
enbottom was buried from the Sherman
House yesterday. Mr.. Heckenbottom 10
an employe Of the LaBelle glass house,
and he and his wife have rooms at the
Sherman House.
Charles Il. Cooke, Of bridgeport, and
Grant HstinEnt Of BateByllle, principal
and alternate selected BY the examining
committee for q West Point cadet, arc
ordered 10 report IN June a West Point,
for examination, In case Cooke fails,
Hastings will he given q chance.
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Superintendent q Carriers
Special Dolivsry No Good.

The special delivery system recently in.
augutated as 0 new feature Of the postal
service lisa dismal failure, atleaSt 4 this
point. The messengers have narrowed
down 10 one boy, and he finds 30 little 90.
cupAtion In delivering letters withthe i'm.
mediate delivery stamp that he announces
his determination TO resign. The letters
received here with the special stamp
scarcely average one q day, and the sale
OF ten.cent stamps for this service amounts
To nothing Occasionally small packages
are mailed with the stamp on, but seldom
q letter. The new service 10 pronounced
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Respectfully yours,
GEORGE WISE, Secretary
aRGAL COSTUMES ON THE STAGE


SO9A OhAbS WV @AN SASNs
Mlss Lillian OleOtps Dressing Ia "rho
Lady Of Lyons"
It will no doubt interest lady readers,
II not all theatre going people, to have an
idea OF what Is worn by Miss 0lcott in
her i"mpersonation OF Pauline, in "The
Lady OF Lyons" Through the courtesy
OF her manager the INTRLLloRScER Is able
to give an accurate description Of her
principal costumes. Her first dress Ia q
delicate blush pink satin, with irlnges Of
crystals and pearls, side pannels finished
with fine mechlin lace, corSage trimmed
with venetian points, and embroidered
with pearls and crystals; q fan Of white
plumes, set with Miss 0lcottis monogram
in pearls and diamonds. With this cos
tune Miss 0lcott Wearsa magnificent pearl
necklace. Her wedding dress is OF rich
white satin, embroidered with ornamental
pearls. The front breadth Ia composed
entirely OF tinted egg.shaped pearls, the
sides are finished with pendent ornaments
OF pearls, extending around the train,
which is nearly four yards long. With
this dre1s Is worn what Is claimed to be
the finest collection Of diamonds ever seen
upon the stage-necklacc, bracelets, ear
rings, rings and pins OF great value and
beauty, and In some instances Of hlstori.
cal interest. Oaher left hand Miss 0lcott
wears 0 single diamond, originally from
one Of the mines OF India, perfect in color,
In weight o. carats, and during the reign
OF the unfortunate Eugenia, n OF the
crown jewels Of France: Her other dress
es are in keeping with those described.
Miss OlCott has as fine and elaborate a
wardrobe as any lady star now before the
public.
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for road fund. This fund has now a Id
ance Of 5000. The expenditures iorg X.
lice was $3.50 last year. The balance b
police fund is SIS 10. The balance 10 lin
fund Is 1857. Over half the expenditun
for the fire department was for The nsI
hose house in the Fourth ward.
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A number Of citizens Of jackson and
RoAne counties met al Spencer q few days
since and organized the RavenBwood,
Spencer 4 Chenille Railway Company,
for the purpose Of building and operating
4 railroad between the points named. 4
charter 10 10 he secured Of once and the
project pushed forward. The people Of
Roane county are reported very anxious
inr q railrnAd 70 RAYenBNOOd.
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"Governor Pinto Porlerhouse Perklnsp
wv, j. FlotenCe) and "Miss Matilda Starr"
iAirs. FlorenCe) will make their bow be.
fore O Wheeling audience Ut the Opera
House this evening In Growers American
comedy, "0nr Governor" The company
Il saidto be unusually strong, while every.
body knows the Floferces are . very tall
ented couple IN fun making, and they per-
senate types OF American character exag.
gefated certainly, but with that grain Of
wisdom az the bottom which ID none the
leas valuable for being put In q gay, within.
steal and pleading dfesg. Reserved seats
are on sale at Bauner'e.
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And thus protect your wife and children.
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
IL rates within reach Of small incomes.
The average cost last yaar Id the Ohio
Valley waS leBs than that Of any other Life
insurance COMPANY, or society Ia the coun.
Try. The Ohio Valley has In eight yeata
paid over 100000 dollars 10 widows and or
phahtS Of deceased members. The year
1885, Notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year In is history.
Medical examinations made at the Office
flee Of charge. For further information
shauife al tie oiiCe, second Aoor. front,
Reilly block, enttatice No. 1891 Market
gEN. /. II. DUyAt, Pres,
VIC. HANDtAN, Bee,
4, II, LOGAN, TfeaB,
T. B, OAAPlR1is n, D.,
Medical Director,
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vnauA s.a0pgay1 iol laaols Ia0k ~

EpwGRbL L. Rose %. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe 8, N. %, and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine Will keep q full line Of
HoWe6 and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with 10 perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall 10 Gee the
the Standard. Bee advertisement on an.
other paqe,
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WASHINGTON, d. g., April 2,-+1 A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather followed In Tennessee by local
rains, colder weather, with q slight cold
wayei In Tennessee, irosts probable satur.
day and Sunday mornings northwesterly
winds in the Ohio Valley, winds shifting
10 northerly In Tennessee.
For Lower Lake RegionB, snow, general.
" followed by cloudy and slightly colder
weather, with westerly winds.
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TWENTY.PIYE M TWo wREKs.
The Number OF Nan Machines In Operation
Rttho iI.e0Ht RaalO,

NJ 1.-THE IT-eont Scale,
The following Ia the report Of Mr. George
Wise, Secretary oiths Western Nail As
ISOLATION, giving the status Of Affairs in
those mills Of the Association which are
in operation at the Manufacturers seven.
tean.cent scale; this report covers two
weeks, none having been issued last week;
OFRIoR OF WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION,
WHEELING, w. Va, March 81, 1885.
GRSTLEMES;-Ths following mills have
reported;
Have l27 machines running, including 20
~sslf.feeders. Heating furnaces and nail
plate train working.
Beliont Iron Works.-MRrch 81, Have
lilo machines running, including IA sell.
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
rolls on double turn,
Belmont Nail Co.-March 81. Have ll3
machines, heating furnaces and rolls rum
Norton Iron Works,-March 30. Have
ITO machines, heating furnaces and rolls in
operation,
lAuRuuu Htll OOs-nLhtCn OIL. nAVe
81 machines running, including 50 self
feeders. Heating furnaces and rolls run
ming,
Riverside Iron Works.-Marc 81. Have
SO machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running,
March 81. Have 70 machines, heating fur
naCes and nail plate rolls running,
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
March 81, Have ~ machines, heating tur-
nRcss and rolls running,
Kelly Nailand Iron Co,-MarChSl. Have
70 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running,
Terre Hsuts Iron and Nail Company
March 81. Have 20 machines, heating fur
naCea and rolls running,
Jefferson Iron Works.-March so. Have
As machines, heating furnaces and roll
running,
La Belle Iron Works.-MarCh 81. Have
81 machines running,
BenWood Iron Works.-MarCh 80. Have
machines running,
The above shows l,025 machines In
operation Rk the manufacturer scale, ar
increase Of Is compared with the lasI
Remarkably YOURS,
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FRoM almost every section Of the State
come reports Of q general improvement Of
the health Of our people due no doubt TO
the influence Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
which costs only % cents.
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special Drive.

"a pairs Boys' button at 1 25.
38 pairs Childs' high.top button, at 81 90.
SO pairs Misses' high.top button at 1925.
As we are now In the cash business
we can quote lower prices than ever.
j. w. AAICK,
1143 Main street.
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clay Thy sweet hands In mine" be
said, bat she only remarked that she had
neuralgia and must hold her head. He
gave her Sayation Oil and nov he holds
her sweet hands by the hour,
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rhesmOmOter. Record.

Tie following shows the range Of the
Thermometer 90 observed at SChnepfBdtug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ, ADJ; 10 NJ, 4O'; 8 l. NM bS'; n. NJ
hio.
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WI are prepared to supply our tna
with o full line Of Hats and Furnishing
Goods. NoBLR BROa
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aoobGll Wool Carpets at e5c, At
broNE 4 THOMAS.
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a LAHaK variety Of good and cheap
trunks, satohele and harness al y. H.
Halls, 1888 Main btfeet,
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AsouR stock IL entirely new We have all
the latest spring styles In Hats and Fuf.
nlshing Goods. Month BRos,,
Mcclure Honse HatsLote 1901 MafkatHL
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HALt,s names are oil hand made and
Of The best workmanship and material,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
GeiYed. An elegant md complete limo OF
Snltlngs, PantalOOnlngs ana OyerCoat.
lngs, which we will make up In tile best
style and Mt low prices.
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, q our y oTn y REFHmnd'
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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vmuvA sLaopgav1 .ot lsaols m0l ~
Fnt riat1iAnd Ind uhleAEo.

BY taking the 1;47 p. NJ lofty tinel
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In pleyelatd at 9.2S r.
H., and Chicago at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
Chicago, for all points west,
.uiatVM vtttuvG p.uopSuv1 Asf
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OPENING DAY.

Second Day Opening Of Pattern Hats
aud BOnnets at klsNEKs,
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AtEtANpEB conqueiedthe whole world.
81 IAc0bs. OIL eonq1etg every pain.
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orth Stein, a Lafayette, Ind, journals
who became somewhat noted In HAnAl
City, and who narrowly escaped convr
ton there on a charge Of murder, b.
been missing for several days. TnyeStigt
ton shows that he has drawn from th
local banks $500 Of his widowed noth'
er's money, and hiss lost large amouulI
the gaming table.
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Ghe ~Gntdi4emer,
oMeel No.. ss an4 81 voarlosnth stEeeL.
Now Adyortl.oment..

For Reut-Four Rooms aud Attic.
For Cincinnati Steamer Louis A. Shirley.
Mud-Ncsblit 4 llfo.
Stocks For Sale-I. Irwin, Stock Broker.
Lace Obtains a. Cost a, Mendel 4 20.
Fine Fishing T~Ackle-HtantOn 4 Davenport
Don't be Hum Uugged-T. A. Norris d Co.
New Store, New GO%ods-KAlph Kline
A Stone for Bread-ThlTd page.
Hotel For Hale-lIead Of Local.
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,aielvM ertuvA gLuOpSuyl 1t1

VAIN. clothing and Red star Cough
OuhS arc an iniallible protection In winter.
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OPENING DAY.

Second Day Opening Of Pattern Hats
and hornets 1T KISNER'S,
1871 Main street.
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TINS stock Of Hats, Caps and Gents
Furnishing Goods at Noble Bros ns1
store, In the Mcclure House building Ii
complete. fL.
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.nlupA p.uopspv1 .oy sooo,s ,noi NV "
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g.a0rgav1 .ol ,sao.g lnoi ~ IN"
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Qua nsock 10 entirely new and Includes
The latest spring styles. Call In.
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sfL1Nptp Tapestry Brussels, d
SToNR 4 THOMAS.
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Why 10 the letter . like uncie's iaI vile
going up hlll9 II makes ant pant (bunt),
and cooling of too soon produces coughs
and Goldb, Tayl0f'a Cherokee Remedy Of
Gum aud Mullen will cure her,
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OPENING DAY.

Second Day Opening Of Pattern Hats
md Bonnets at KISNER'S,
1871 Main Street.
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ANeiesant line oi Body Brussels al ( | 90
per yard a. sfOSn 4 THOtAs''
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Ietter carrier., Report.

Tie following amount Of work was done
blythe city letter carriers in the month Of
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rfnavA g!u0psav1 lot l0oaLs ln0l "
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-27
The The HARLAN CASE.
ARGUMENTS OF JOS. CRAIG AND
HENRY L. HIGHT II
In the Matter of the Application
OF j. III. Harlan for Ad-
mission TO Bail.

We present full report (by Winfield J..
Davis, stenographic reporter), of the argu-
ments Of Jos. Craig and Henry Z. Highton,
made before T. b. Mcfarland, Superior
Judge OF this county, on the hearing Of the
habeas corpus matter of ex-senator Har-
Ian. for admission to bail. A full synopsis
of the testimony for both the people and
the defense has already been published in
the RECORD UNION. 1t was intended to
publish at this time the arguments made
on the part of the People also, but the man
escript has not been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
BUYING A SU4LL MEXICAN DOMINION.

Sr. LOUIS Dec. 3 (Specan. d. Miles, OF Law
renee, Ran. formerly Indian Agent of the Chey-
ennes and Arapahoe to-day contaminated in this
city the purchase OF tract OF land in Mexico. one
hundred miles long and six miles vide. He bought it
tor syndicate and the price is said to be $500 900
The Rio Bravo Land and Cattle Company are the
settlers The company consists of five residents OF st.
Louis and three residents OF FL Paso, Texas. They
acquired ninetynine years. lease also to tract OF
from Paso del Norte on the Mexican SIDE of the kio
Grande and extending down the river parallel With It,
Previous to recent legislation foreigner could own
property in fee otherwise In Mexico. IL is now per-
nted foreigners to hold the absolute title to land in
the republic within limit Of twenty leagues from the
boundary, in what Ia known the Free Zone. The
concession permits the dammng OF the Rio Grande to
Irrigate the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-04
THE FURRY IN MINING STOCKS.

PRICES STILL RISING IN SAN FRANCISCO - THE
MARKET NOT AFFECTED by SEVERAL FAILURES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3-Early today the approaches
10 the two mining stock exchanges crammed with
excited crowd eager to learn the news of the first call
Consolidated Virginia began at $40 and quickly dropped
to $39 Best and Becher which closed night at $23
opened at 2l and in few minutes dropped to $50 Saw
age, which closed at $ 75 last night opened at sI6 and
10 $l7 Choar gained rs cents going IL SO so and
poiosi jumped from W 81 to 80 and then $40 s7s
Ophir opened at $25 80 and In later
$26 So over 900 has been drawn from the city
savings banks in the last days This shows that the
laborng classes are taking hand In the deal
The failures Of Robert Y. Morrow, a capitalist John
EacKinzie. stock broker, and Kulman a Co.. brokers'
has been prominent figure of this CITY, has beon selling
calls stocks and the boom in prcesentacd loss TO
him of $780, 000 He claims 10 be still worth 900 600
nabilities MacRinxes losses are 100000 Kull-
man Co. say their loss Is $4,000 They expect to
open In few days The failures made no impression
the market
AZ an informal session of the Pacific Excnge held
p. m prices improved on the morning. Consolidated
Virginia went ~ $<7; Gould and Curry, $40; Sierra
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE CONSTITUTION
PROGRAMME OF THE PROPOSED CELEBRATION
IA ROT LODGE.

PROGRAMME OF THE PROPOSED CELEBRATION
AN ADDRESS BY HENRY CABOT LODGE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3 (Spec,aD.-The State Governors
and delegates assembled in the Continental Hotel ts
morning to perfect the arrangements for the ceeorao
of the Tooth anniversary Of the adoption Of the Cons
ton Of the United States John A. Kasson, OF Iowa. pre-
sided 1t voted that Congress should be requeseu
TO bear part Of the expense OF the ceiepration'
The Governors and delegates were invited by teie
gram to attend meeting Of citizens in Wilards HILL
Washington, Tuesday next. in furtherance OF cec
bration of the discovery of America by Christopher
Columbus A permanent organization was formed WIN
Mr. Kasson as president. and Henry Cabot Lodge OF
Massachusetts, and Colonel James A. Hoyt or south
Carolina vice-presidents. An executive sub-commssoh
was appointed by the chairman The programme for tho
celebration reported yesterday by the joint conference
committee discussed at some length. severa
amendments were agreed to and the programme vas
finally adopted as follows:
Section No THAT there oration and poem IN com
pemoraSn Of the signing Of the Constns,on; in which the
United States sha be invited to rep esened by each Dan
Territories and the District Of olumba by their militia and
volunteer service and that the President be requested 70
Section No SThat there be Industrial professional
Section No 4That Invitations to participate in the ces
Ssn bra S end g the OF the ges n ne
representatives of all departments OF the National Govern
udcares legislators the
Of The thereof to the
and associations of the Union and that the resident
ys M e St une Srss s e
Section No 5-The erection OF snabe memorial IN tho
city OF Philadelphia commemorative OF the signing ana ao
on Of the Constitution and the progress OF the Union since
that period.
An address to the people, prepared by Mr. Lodge was
adopted and will be issued with the programme Inc
address concludes as follows:
OF the Constitution was the
momenons event the history Of the American people
marks epoch in the history of tho civilized world
Under Constitution this Nation has grown up ana
the continued success OF our system OF
depend large the future welfare ana
happiness not only OF people but OF mankind we
believe that the people appreciate In solemn and grate
spirit the character Of this celebration and that they VIII
give II that hearty support throughout the 9Th and breadth
OF the laud which will worthy OF the occa
M he