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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25


SrrofuIn Cured.
II erf control ih- obstinate OF
B.oai. Three -r~ous cUr.tI aupreee-
deuieI
Thrcs hiidrra.
iir TowuEeni Dear Sir have the pleasure inform
three ms chilrrn have --n of
fil. uf -xcriiaai medicine They az
hie,sd very severely Vit ba have taken four bsi.
great obligation.
it.ar~ respectfully.
ISAAC W. GRAIN 100 woostsrE,
Opi.tiou- Of 'h,-iriam.
DR. Tauu-@ild aun-t isilY RECEIVING orders frars
Phgsicians different Vlrt~ IL the iHrH
Tht~ J. tifai fhe aui-rsigHrJ PhyssisEs
OF tte Cy uf An'aay. havr prsscFhsd
DR.. Tawu--ud. S,r-apsrila and hr!iev= he Of
the Saluii,- t'i- market.
~ =. PtIIISti VI -. !. WILSON. VI r., x 4 BRIGGS.
d. D. 4. &. EIMENDORf. n u Albany April. ISL
CARLTON
Owing q Ise sale Of Dr.
own-snf-- Sar-siarisa. uurnlter Of no fsr
AGENTS. have IIfsIc-d making SrrsapsSias
ENractS. EiIxir>. Bit-r~, E<frarI, Y-ow nnek Re
They generally p'l the shaped ana
Of them have ton aad copied adsertiseEHrnts
they onlv wosthi stious should be .yoidss
PRINCIPAL O6rr l26 FELTON, Street Sun BuilIng,
n. !: H-iItns K Go. : Boston DyoI X
Sous III North S-rpni street Paiiaiepta = Hance.
Druggist Baltimore =. NJ Cohen. Charleston Wright
q Co. i5l ChsrtF-s street. South Street
Albany sHd ly I'll tine principal DruzzIs,s and hsr
ehaHts sruray tie United West Indies
and the Canadas.
~ >aicbv r. y. IrIFoRn. Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
NDEECE.

THOSE persons indebted 10 the late firm Of Wv
ian & Davey-, aTcrequested TO call and settlethe
same without delay either by note or other
wise IN order that We may able to square lie
books OF the old firm
VIVIAN & DAYET.
Feb. 4. 1912,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

san-.TarA isttpss Cared.
Cssass aud SrFHsfhSr. EoH-4sspffaa 81
rA'f's CsssHIsitaH fIrer CaHIsiaisf CsIds Caga--k
C@Hs is Fsfa-ts ~B.ffire HioaL Chrsf
~ rtsr PLUSH Vfei DiFe8ff ar PrsErss Ex
Troar aitos Ptie Siats, SC eaa 20
car,d
spifsfng ssisaI.
Fsae fart 4rrii - i5i7
ia T"wS-sSB-i verify h~ii,s- ,os'r S.r.-pariHs
iH tt- t1t"a.h P,",r.l~ur~ u -asislk nv
.iie have To- 10 y~tcs had hsi Cough.
wnsse and Al Yai--d large quaint.
tie 81 hipi had ni.l anI greatly .iel,ita-
ird tHi reiHr-i. spi ii -N-ct la. / have only
a-~i oHr S,r~at'ila >Ior, tI1.-,
ierfIi change h~u r"uelt Z aIi-
al "F~r The city rsis- binoJ my oush hss
i~h 'ue fnH Will iina2iu- ihat ara thankful
ttsss results fu4F ,sle.iiru >-rsau
WN. RUSSELL. Is C-tharias s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
Your friend and servant.
UuI IIItIU anu Sf'FETVI.
IT. FULLER.
To Hos. FIrz HESRY WARREN,
Asss=t:nt P. NJ. General, Washington.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT J
,paintnent Oaice, Dec. 81, 1919. (

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT }
Appointment Office, Dec 81, 1919.
SIR. Tie Postmaster General. after careful
consideration Of the question as to the right If
postmastfrs. that have the privilege of frank
Ing, 10 frank letters to publishers of newspa-
pers covering money for Subscriptions or the
names. Of Subscribers. has decided. that y hen
the postmaster is agent for the publisher, he
has the Pswer to frank such letters, ard his Il
gency wEi be presumed from the fact that he
franks them. As 30 postmaster has any au-
thori,y to frank these communications but
when. me is such an agent. II is proper TO re-
gard him as acting in that capacityE when he
50 conssuets. until information is received TO
the contrary. In doing this business. the post
master nast be regarded a. entirely the agent
Of the T,a.isher AMI rot Of the department.
Very respectfully, &c.
FiTZ HENRY WARREN.
II. Fuig.ER. Esq,
OF tie Mirror, New York.
-, 3. c. Stanton, late Of Illinois. has Iel
a lCE7cy # eight thousand dollars to tie A.
merican k'olonizatian Society, for the purpose
of educaEon In Liberia.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
Plane fer Sale.

JUST RECEIVED from the Mandatory of
-hickeriBg and Co. Boston. 1 superior Rosewood
Piano, warranted OF Superior finish and tone for
sale by JOHN milton.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

To this number s Drug shops and 8
large number Of Dry Good and Grocery
Stores that do rot keep it exposed to the
public eye, might be added
Suppose each one of these 222 shops
sell four barrels Of their liquid FIRE, which
every one must see at a glance is far too
low, we have ITO bbls, or 33.4I0 gall
If this be sold for 81, 80 per gall, it gives
US the sum of s5I.6l5 paid by the citizens
yearly, for which they get no equivalent,
but in consequence Of this unrighteous
traffic, We may safely suppose there Is al
actual loss of at least 10000 days work.
st IS cents per day-amounting to 81, 500
Add to this l0985 for tie support Of pau
Pers and the expense Of criminal prosecu-
ton growing out Of this liquid death, and
we have tie round sum of510C00 sum
sufficient to provide each Hard with a
spacious. fre-proof School House, where
all the children ofcach Ward might receive
an education e desired sufficient to fit
them for College w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
4E>J


ALL ,'ersoHs afe hereby forbid to tresp3ss. mine
Or d.g. uFoa 1Ae following Ltnjs without permis.
son rom he anle. gnel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

e-rrnt EiC-~iu= 10 NothCr- mud hItdreH.
u etF,ciuai
the systeH aud relieving the suffer attendant child
birth ever discovered u JrsH.seus but tle mother Ena
child prevents pain aui dire a rnrlches the
Toe" those in have u~rd Il fisiHk indispensable IL 10
highly useful 'pt' if-r l afir
diseases attendant riiilIrth 10 Co>tINr Files
Cr'nps SF"lIn- of the Pea Dependency. Heartburn
Vomiting Pain "a ti q ick au I.oiu> False Pains Henor
rase amt ga regulating the Sereti"n~ rquzizns thu
circu!I q i 'ltai fhs this Tned5
cine l. II l. always safe. and tie delicate
sucr r~et5tli
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
.ti.t4!5IUiII S!tJCh
stoves. lOll0w-varc &c.


C02NI Il would respectfully announce
10 his old customers and the public gene
i.tT that he Is nov receiving Al his old stand.
$40 ionr~ below he Tribune Olce on IT IN tree
lie .a"-' cxten i've 's>ortmeu' Of toyes and Hol-
.'E"aEe- SC. ever he ore offered for sale in We-.-
IN .sco'ls.H- Has stoc. consists in part 0. III.
oiio.sius
i~oa kiag 1jr Hg.f Coax ',ooe ~. r.
, '''|" S"p"''or 70 any crcr teforp ofered
~ his 'e-oa)
E,fra ar Helt AI'rnv cfv ar Ggh,
'Hrior ami p, eniam Cank .>torpy.
Air ficht Perior stores. Ia u.riefy Of
9sf'~rp< sjzcS 9'c).
N'r P.1te Air tch'g Of ercry size.
1850
\ general assortment OF Uollowware. Zinc
Copper heet Iron &c Tin ware olal kinds con
-tm ~ on hanl. made to order
Ni.h his present supply of ~foc',, and the aid
Of eNpe jcnceI vor amen. he htttcrs himself THAI
he viii be- able 20 accommodate all y,ho mav wish
or any article. in his Itnc on ie most rc..on1hlr
,erms Persons wishing Tor tovcs or anv o.He
'rtic'e % iIo""yagc &c are srecgujIy .nvircu
80 ci.j tni see his >nio0l.d stock
H.ac-d Point jUiE 18Th 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
ALWAYS SAFE AND ALWAYS SURE
4 QrESTlNN- ~ NERED-

Il may be asked why we are adding another TO
the large list already offered to tie public, claim
ing as these pills DO. TO cure all diseases? Our
answer is this. and l. Is given in all candor We
believe We have in these Pills. better MEDICINE
than was ever beo.c offered .or tEe rel OF human
suffering and lt1r they destired TO prove
great blessing To uiaUtind
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

The inErrnrtion Confined in the allowing
letter f.a.n the Second Assistant Postmaster
GeueraI is important to the public in general.
and to ue-ys paper publishers in nartieular.-
We trust.it will relieve all deputy postnasters
from anv further conscientious scrurlos." in
regard to.franking remittances for news paper
subscriptions:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
Eiyb{ic .NoFscc-

N IL persons are hereby notified not to tres
+r-S pass, mine, or dig upon the following land
without the written consent or permission OF H.,
owners-East ] OF n w ! sec s, Township {
Range East
-fLS0, \ E of f Sec Is, Township 1
Range East without the written consent OF The
owner, or JOHN MUsGRONE. .4seaL
And further notice is Le1ebY given. thai COR.
bid any and all persons rom bay ug or rcmovlu.
my Lead o. other ore tTou tile above describe.
lands without permission above.
ABEEE NICHOLS
Mineral POINT Ger 7-l t~t~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
ss az 80.

&c z = I'D.
A GOOD COW that viii give milk through the
inter. Enquire of the printer.
lash CT all kinds usually wanted in this mar
y ket for sale H. J. l.. VANCE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
H5 P370slET93S A9t e QUARRY
E0JGET-J PHYSICIANS.

Having been engaged Tor near,y thirty years in
IN extensive practice OF medicine. have long
seen The necessity Of just such madicine as this
"a medicine compounded OF Vegetable produc-
lions OF rare efficacy and virtue. and 20 combined
to assist each other in their oEeration-sure TO
search out and eNrc rom the human body all the
germs Of disease and yet gentle that the most
del ca" female may Use them with safety.
Un.i>e any other Pin now in use. they act upon
the large and the small niestiHes ali5e-neyer
ca.sing pain nausea, unless the stomach is very
foul
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
Nrw YopK MiPRoR OrF1cr. 1919.

Dear ssr; The enclosed paragraphs. stating
that derr.ty Postmasters are not permitted by
law to forward subscriptions to newspaper
PUBLISHERS free Of postage. ] have republished
in the I.rror. though doubling that the an
thori:y comes, as stated. from the Assistant
Pest Master General. have taken the lih-
erty. tl.ceefore, TO inquire if the statement PIT
forth is TIE paragraph alluded to has received
the ofTlsisl sanction of the department. In the
hope t5,as no such oppressive construction has
been pat upon the law, or rather that no such
law exists.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
NO1sce.

: IA HOSE indebted 10 he unler5 snel are here
-. by notified ,hlt IN order 10 save cost. b.,
same must be settled without DELAY
BEECH * TILLEY
Tune Is. 1917
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25


TAis Extract PIT ~ Quart Routes It 10 sr t~..
etsaPsr- FiSfsH'f$r- ard ravrtstsd superior to
arg said II osfhsHf ra1zii,Hg
PHFgsHg. sfckfaiag 0r dsbiIs.
faffng TIE pafieAt
TIE great h"aHiT AMI superiority tlS Sar-ap.rigs
over All other n-iru~s that while eradra,rs the
di-rase % f'ttaT~> tao haT- Il the very hes,
SPRING tND SUMNER MEDICINES
ever known not only su whole system ara
sir"-tteh> the person ut new pare and rien
blond p"Nrr possessed hr other medicine 4va
fn t1tS i's Tue grand wonderful success, n
has per'rm" nsil ,- is years more t;,an 100 o9o
"a! OF d~uts- q, least u np0 80
considered incaril- u The lives r rn,r. a.,
tn91a children ihe past .-asoHs in the civ or Ss
ini X alone. = -
1900 cases a General Debility aud wan,
OF Scrro.s tnergr.
bf TnTnsrHi ~sTStEaTilif
permanently To titl>
t's the effects II nsiriu- ilsrr~au committed IA
yauth the indulgence 81 the passion. ana
brought nv physical Of system
a--itHd- Of sihoH faiine tisus psena,urs
decay aat f-rili. hs~iru't,= Towards
Consumption - -niir~is re>rnr-d ny this pleas
ant remedy Thu ~tr~alssFla - fr superior 10 any
usiEoratin. Cordial.
A. d snj nvig0fte< the gives activity
10 The is, HuI strength the .ysteia 10 4
H'1st extraordinary degree
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
fRspgalaTT aEETIlG-rTalaTS gTiTISTICS
MILWAUKEE,, Jan I, 1850.
ftLe Dotlu u 7@oaNgR

Editor Of the Dai2y H7acosg>'a:
Sri was much gratifcd to see a no
tiec of : Temperance meeting IN your
journal on the ID inst ard yet more 50,
in being present and listening to the stir
ring appeals oftbe Speaker to his hearers
TO arouse them from their slumbers, and
to induce them to acquit themselves Ike
men. and assert their rights and rid them
selves Of this monster evil Intcinperance,
and the large and interesting circle Of
youth in tie ETY. from becoming a curse
to themselves. a disgrace TO their parents,
and q nuisance to society.
The Speaker urged his hearers TO IN
mediate action based upon the astounding
number CT Houses in the city, vending
this most deceptive of all poisons the
certain cause Of nineteen-twcnticths ofaI
the pauperism in the city and seven-eig'.ts
Of all the erime-and tvothirds Of all the
cases of insanity.
To these statements, wish to call your
attention. and the attention of all our cit
liens, that love the peace and prosperity
of the city, and that desire that our call
dren may be like trees planted b. rivers
of water, bringing forth fruit in their sea
son" fruits ofvirtue, temperate, moral rec
titude, and Righteousness.
The following Is the statement made By
the speaker, as reported to him, which l
have reason to believe Is the truth.
Number Of Public Houses, a
" Groceries. I66
" Wholesale Groceries, 5
" Ball Alleys, 6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

fLOFIIS.-ThP largest and best selected
stock # Cloths ever offered in this market.
r1r sale bv TREGASKIS GRAY X co
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

~ ATSUPS.-Tomato Walnut, and Nushroo,
~ Ca,sups Tor sale at G! ". COBBS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-06
FURTHER NEWS BY THE EUROPA.

FRANCE. The elections have closed without
any disturbances whatever. The official decara-
ton OF the members returned from Paris took place
on Friday morning, when the three socialist candi-
dates, Carnot Vidal and Elite, were declared duly
elected. The numbers polled were as follows
Carnot 1872, 7S7; Vidal 12S, 439; De Elite I26, 1882
NJ DE Elite, the lowest of the successful candidates
has majority of 1889 over NJ. Foge, the highest
candidate of the unsuccessful list
The Monlteur also pronounces the appointment of
NJ Ferdinand Barrot envoy extraordinary and
minister plenlpotenary at Turin, on a special mis-
sion in place of M. Lucien Murat
ITALY. The Paris Universe has the following:
Cardinal Antejelli has made known to NJ. De RAY
neva that the holy father had resolved to leave for
Rome IN the beginning of April, and TINT that reso-
luton was about to be communicated officially to the
diplomatic corps.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. Two columns of
the Pesth Zeitung are filled with the sentences pas
sed by courts martial upon the persons who have
been compromised in the late Hungarian revolution.
All the sentences of death have been commuted to
terms of Imprisonment in irons in the Notifications,
Tor periods of twelve to sixteen years. The Aus
TRAN government has repealed Baron ITaynau's tax
on the Hungarian Jews, and even promised to in
demmfy those who have already paid the assess
ment
RUSSIA. Accounts from every part of the en-
pre- speak of the remarkable weather-the aIterna
TONS OF heat and frost have been quite unusual; and
severe as the winters of Russia generally are, the
cold has been more intense this year than in the
memory OF man. 1t is stated from St. Petersburg.
That an ukase has been issued, according to which
the Russian and Austrian governments engage reel
procaly 10 surrender the Jews who have passed from
one country into the other
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-06
CALIFORNIA INTEu,lGENCE.

Artiv Il of the Cherokee month Lac
The steamer Cherokee arrived at New York
Friday morning from Chagres with months later
news from California.
She has one million ffty-threc thousand scUen
hundred and eighty-tbuee dollars in gold dust.
The steamer Tennessee arrived at Panama on the
18th of march,
The Cherokee brings the mails from San Francis
co to March lst The letter mail contains 80 900
letters.
The steamer Georgia had not arrived when the
Cherokee left Chagres, and fears entertained of
her safety, as she was several days overdue.
A large fire occurred at Chagres the evening of
March %, by which the most of the old town of
Chagres was consumed. Much property was lost by
the natives.
MIR Bayley brings dispatches from Mr.. Van Allen,
Charge at Guayaquil, to the Secretary of State,
nouncng the breaking out of revolution at Guaya-
quill, on the goth March.
From the Alta California, March LIST.
The new State has been unprecedentay destitute
of domestic news since the sailing of the February
steamer Events which at that time promised spec
dy fruitlon, and which on account of their exciting
inception babe us hope for prodigous things, have
either become suddenly dissolved into thin air. by
the same incomprehensble cunning, which seems to
enter into the composition of California affairs, or
nave proved but inflated monsters, too ethereal, If
lasting, to deserve attention in this land of solitude
The rivers of the Sacramento valley tributary to
the noble stream which courses through its midst,
have skunk back into their rocky beds, and the towns
along their banks are left high, dry and accessible
Since the floods have retired, business has returned
and in Sacramento City town lots which, during the
freshet maintained undated prices, are every day
increasing in value. The public spirited citizens of
that municipality have taken measures against dis
asters similar to the of late and is be-
lieved no difficulty will be experienced in raising the
necessary sum for constructing levees along the rv-
er's banks.
The estimated cost of the work is nearly million
dollars The authorities have ordered the lands on
the river to be cleared for the purpose.
Reslgatons in the Legislature have been frequent,
at which both branches in a concurrent address to
the people othe State have expressed their dispeas-
ure. An active exertion is being made secure the
removal of the capitol from San Jose.
| In San Francisco business is becoming more brisk
Money still commands the highest rates of interest.
Rents are falling, and real estate is at a stand-
Lumber is rapidly declining all of which facts will
be found noted in our prices current.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-06
CONGRESSIONAI.

In the Senate, on Wednesday, in addition, mes
sage from the President informed that body that the
agent he sent to Hungary was A. Dudley Mann, who
was appointed June 81 The instructions to him
were also transmitted by the President, together
copy of Mr. Mann's correspondence with the de-
partment of State Says the President, 'sMy pur-
pose was to have acknowledged the independence of
Hungary, had she succeeded in establishing GOV
eminent, permanent in its character, to have usti-
ed me in doing so, according to the usages and set
tied principles of this government. And, although
she is now fallen, and many of her gallant patrols
are in exile, or in chains, am free still to declare
that had she been successful In the maintenance of
such government we could have recognized, we
should have been the first to welcome her into the
family of nations.''
In the Senate, on Thursday, the Vice President
announced the following committee to attend the re-
mains of Mr.. Calhoun to South Carolina -Messrs.
Mason, Davis, of Miss, Berrien, Webster, Dickin-
son and Dodge.
In the House Committee of was appointed in
accordance with the request of Mr. Secretary Ctaw-
ford, to investigate the Galphn Claim. The Com
mlttee on Elections reported against the admission of
| Hugh N. Smith, Delegate from New Mexico. and
w. A. Rabbit, Delegate from Deseret, to seats in
the House. The Report was referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole and made the order for April
30. Messrs. Green, of Missouri, and Spauldmg Of
New York addressed the House on the California
and Slavery question.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-06
au,;,,ation for Congress.
pAsr AND PREsENr. The Essex County Free

PAST AND PRESENT. The Essex County free-
man brings up the following melancholy remihiScence
of the late Daniel Webster. If this be the same Dan
lei Webster who recently declared he woald not re
enact the law of God the Gneaments are so unlike,
that his most partial friends will hardly recognize them
In November, 1916, the great man spoke IN taneuil
Hall. mon Oregon, Native Americanism and Texas
1t was upon the eve Of the of annexationthe re-
solves having been once adopted in March, and, hav-
ing been accepted by Texas, needing only the final act
of ratification, which they receivedin December Mr.
Webster referred to that measure in indignant TERMS
and uttered his views in the following very emphatic
language:
'sIt is thought, it is idea, do not say how well
founded that there may yet be hope for resistance
TO the contamination of the act of annexation. |
can only say for one that If 1t should fall 10 my lot
to hare a uote on such question, AND voTE-FoR
THE ADMISSION INTO THIS UNION OF ANY
STATE WITH CONSTITUTION WHICH PRO-
HIBITs EVEN THE LEGISLATURE FROM EVER
SETTING THE BoNDMAN FREE, | SHALL
NEVER SHOW MY HEAD AGAIN, DEPEND
UPON IT, IN FANEUIL HALL
Since Mr.. Webster has avowed his willingness &c
vote for four more States like Texas, we presume i
must be incorrect that he intends to vndicate his pres
ent views in Faaeua Hall.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-06
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
Friday, April 5.

Friday, April ..
In the Senate several bills and resolves passed be
engrossed No other business of Importance trans
acted
HoUsE-Passed to be Enacted-Bills-n addition,
&c, to establish the city Of Boston; to Incorporate
the Tradesmen's Bank in Chelsea to Rockport Bank;
the John Hancock Bank in Springfield; the Prescott
Bank in Boston; to increase the capital of-the Ire
mont and Union Banks in Boston; the Western Bank
IN Springfield Resolve-to pay the expenses of the
Ashland election case
The report and answer to the Senate, relating to an
alleged libel on that branch were then discussed, but
but no action was had when our report closed.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-04-06

IDENTIFICATION OF DIR PARKMAN's BopY.
1t is suggested by very eminent surgeon of this
city, that in the trial of Dr. Webster, one of the
most important and to chemist, most obvious pro-
cesses for determining upon his guilt, has been en-
nrely forgotten, or at least neglected. Admitting
that the remains found in the College are DIR. Park
mans, it is possible that they were placed in Dr.
Webster's apartment during his absence, unless it
can be shown that they were there subjected to fire
in which case the time consumed and the neces-
sary disorder induced by the proceeding would make
his privity and completely unquestionable This
point could easily be settled by an analysis of the
SCOT in the chimney, which would disclose recent
deposits OF the constituents of the human body any
had been harmed in the CRATE within half year
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