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the House the bill passed, with several Others without
separate being demanded by any member taken by
the House From minute and thorough investigation Of
the circumstances attending the action of the Committee Of
the Whole House and of the House itself on this b the
committee satisfied there nothing improper rregua
unusual in the conduct of the members clerks other
officers Of the House in relation and that passed in the
regular and usual mode. a.@-..
In investigating his relation and conduct 10 this claim the
committee deemed their duty request Governor Crawford
to appear before them and make such statement would
enable them TO understand his connexion with this clam and
he should think proper his part He did appear
and made statement, which he subsequently, reduced to
writing and also answered inquiries proposed by the
mittee From his statements il appears that he became
agent counsel for this claim by power of attorney
cued 10y Miiiedge Gapain, executor OF Thomas Gaphn,
who the and Of George Gaiphn, the 7h
February, 1888 BY agreement between tho parties 23d
May 1888, he entitled 10 receive for his services with
out any oher charge to his principal half Of the whole
claim, Of such part Of should be realized supple
mental agreement by the pares xpanaory of the foregoing
entered into the l9h Of January, 1885, by which
stipulated that the pecuniay advances and professional
vices OF Governor Crawford should be the consideration fo
one-ha!f OF the nett profits Of the claim and that all ad
Vances to- or contracts made by him with other
cening The cam should be deducted from the 10 be
allied fom tAe claim before its division Governor Craw
ford endavored to obtain payment Of the claim by the treaty
OF New Echo'a with the Cherokee Indians in 1895. Fain,
IN that was presented to the Legislature Of Georgia
1887 and continued to be urged before the Legislature
that State until lS42 During that period, excepting th
year lsi Governor Crawford was member Of tha, BODY
avowed his interest IN this claim and urged in debate its pay
men bu, declined to vote upon it, III May s48 te at
rived in this city on his way to the Philadelphia Convention
and remained about day and his return from phlade
pha he reach this city in the morning, and departed
his residence in Georgia that night He did not again viii
this city until after the passage Of the law and wa, aben
I'm il when The bill passed the Senate and the House
Representatives, In February, ls49 he again III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

Mems and BOYS CLOTHING, whole
IY sale and retail at VERY LOW PRICES The sub
soriber, JACOB VANDERBILT, 81 Fu!ton-st invites his
friends and the public to bis Fall and Winter stock OF cloth
ing which consists of 10000 READY-MADE GAR
hENTS equal in every respect 10 the best custom work
Also. over 500 pieces OF FASHIONABLE GOODS, which
will be made to order in style that cannot be surpassed.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
o8 lneod JACOB VANDERBILT 81 Fulton-st
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NruvopK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, OCTOBER &c, 1850

dustry from its deqgafsaaalor cried Reform, Inc
Na,'oieon oi peadssssss lo Fsas always making war
1rdn the weak aIfa t1ns aSith his military sons
not one of whom vas bfosEsllgsup to any useful
enplovment-was dryenss0ats their statues
marble poems which geslips and worth sh0uli
oIona conmand-were tasssVn down and the field
lei, clear. The conduct OF the French ouyrlers
dnrinr those davs of civil battle was so noble
their resuect shown for property their abolition
Of death for political otfenses, their superiority IN
intellect as we'll as morals to the SyDafltes OF Tue
CoUrt-that the fitness OF France tor ree Wv
eminent was determined. lie Imperial sguFci-
nirs-thc St. Helena fifth act of the grand drama
mt n narrow souled creature at the head Of the
Government. who BETRAYED Rome and European
Democracy. md afterward signed law oy "hic't
some four millions of The very men VINO elcctcc
bin are ruthlessly DISTINGUISHED. 10 complete
the rovast portrait, witness the Elysee l'ouroo'l
where the Prince President, as serYlic mack
writers describe him, dispenses dinners and
ribbong-where. with Two Thousand Dollars
day he can feed officers and sub-oficers-"here
with oyrnpian viands the gastric julces OF hungry
peasant soldiers are delectated Yes, hungry: lor
be it known, that some four or five hundred thou-
sands of soldiers cannot be we'll led Tor llHusi'c
good cheer comes of work, not arms. soldier
told me that he could eat his own dinner, that OF
cornrade and then be ready to dine with friend
To such, princely presidential dinner Is an era
and in his cups, accordingly, he cries Live the
Emperor -.
But, notwithstanding these drawbacks to the
Republic the magnificent prophecies OF Aneri-
cans whose faith was the Tuileres, respecting the
woes that must overtake France incase OF Rev
olution, and consequently the contrivance OF the
convicted me1aeur Louis Philippe in power, see
on the head of the ex- Kings veraclty, Kenmore
Cooper's conversation with La Fayette, contained
in his Paris in 1882, Paris is now ionrishlns
Were it not for the conspiracies OF the three
gate brains are unequal to single noble idea
Paris would have a vitality without precedent IN
her history. Her stupid passport system would 1
have been abolished, and means taken to eradl-
cate the military cancer. Notwithstanding this,
although the month is September, and nobody is
in town, the theaters are well attended. Where
the gaily dressed crowds come from is mystery
for lady told me she knew but three families on
her fashionable list who this side OF the tor,
tifcations But still Paris is filed with the vital
fame of art and pleasure seeking crowds, II the
w. H. F.
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MEDICINES.



SARSAPARlLLA.- is nothinp
Emore difficult than to procure medicine uy.gn whc5
tie purchaser iYay rely genuine. The aduefaon OF
drils and medicines is praciiced 10 extent that would
rerfry asonsA any who n not INTO the secrets OF hs
trade PHYSICIANS complain OF u, ana congress mas been
hose frauds Pstent medicines are OF all Others me most
ys,ed They oca got up by men lsn9FahI OF cheis.
nv medicine and The human system and VINO conscious OF
ti W their MIXTURES care very mite OF wlI
they composed, 80 that they cost nouS i' PuoN
aye but slightly aware Of the extent 10 which TINS game
carried The high character and scientific reputation OF Ut
James r. Chiffon OF NelSTOrk, who supereids aIrSSsy
the rreparation of DR.. S. 2. TOWNSEND COhfOcND
EXTRACT OF SARSAPARfLLA, and whose cefIlneS h.
paries every bottle, will SATISFY all WI pace StS
medicine far above suspicion, ana ieaYe no Foo' AZ ~
It's purity or commences .,,- =. c.opv
new and extensive establishment is now Oeihs eVt''
reied in The Civ OF Brooklyn for tho manufacture OF ".
{ p Townseuds world.tenowned saparila-whch has
heretofore been prepared at Albany Blu. IN consequences
of the vast demand for the medicine, and the increasing IN
teres manifested in by the medical faculty, has been
found necessary the seat OF manufacture to the
vicinity OF tie great American Metropolis, thai the pabhe
may have better opportunity OF observing the extent ana
character of the operations Az the Arrangements
selconpleed and the departments OF labor pro-
serv organized medical particular and tue public
RenGruy viii be invited TO call and inspect or themselves
the systematic and scientific methods adopted in this ex
tsnsiye business The exclusive direction OF the manu-
featuring department will continue to be in charge OF the
well known Chemist and Physician James h Chiffon, OF
this city. o,,-r,oH
To avoid impostons, It will he necessary 10 see I9at
DR. JAMES r. CHILTONS CERTlFlCATE,
ms eli as the signature Of Dr. r Townsend, Is on NO
outside wrapper of each bottle ,,,,,,,,
Office 81 Nasssu-,t Now York
Sold By all the principal Druggists a1d ttoreReePes geH
eraiJr, tbIorgbout the country o5 SM&Wln'
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HARDW ARE.

nLMSTEAD'S PATENT STOVES
w FOR HALLS CHURCHES STORES, PARLORS,
OFFICES, &cThe subscriber would call the attention Of
the most approved patterns of HEATING and COOKING
STOVES Also, manufacturer ana dealer IN PLAIN l ana
nsiing Goods Mica, Stove Ornaments and Trimmings
Stoves cleaned prepared and put up nj short notice and
little expense }. D. ANDREWS Successor 10 F. H.
Trovhridpe olO Water-et ga Ira
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MECHANICAL MEDICINE. : DR..

NgECHANICAL MEDICINE. = DR..
TRBANNING has returned TO Al Broadway, New-York,
for consultation and the management Of Henas and Vocal
pulmonary Dyspepic Nervous Spinal andIF emale Weak
nesses and of dropping anguo and physical deonnLy n
general by means OF his get Of TRUSSES, BKACEs
and such exercise and other rational VII eduee
tie energies of the weakened paris lady in attendance
4PM His new TRUSS and improved BRACE supplea
Physicians and Druggists on liberal acSoh
panyng the order) Physicians are invited 10 ce aa
anime 49,
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INSURANCE.

MERCHANTS and MECHANICS
lYAMUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY-Ofce
s. Wallst-THIS COMPANY Commences business
with Capital OF 10000 actually paid IN ana invested
in Stocks United States and OF the State OF New
York
certain payment of the insured by Ihe Company
whether the claims arise fifty years hence or within cw
years aeT Us ceaon no s 1asa G e
they necessary require the payment OF ull pre-
NUNS according to the rates OF insurance OF The most a
proved Offices both England and here in cash. and not IN
notes either IN whole or Ill part -, .,,, l., ,,o
nrofts If the Company the extent OF eighty per cent, OF
he amount for the present, with the prospect OF dVlh
the Whole the profits among themselves Wi'nn Snoi'
been made to enable individuals VINO
now accumulate fund for future day in Savings Bnnks
TO avail themselves of the additional benefit OF Life Aeslr-
this Company without making larger depoSits from
Premiums may paid annually, mny be. divided into
@ qTse or Go 9n yeh more fully dis
closes lis views upon The subject oil insurance. may oe oo
tanned at its Office ,,r,
James Brown, Henry Grinnel,
Rohert r Nintlrn HoratiO Allen,
Russell r Neyin, Charles N Talbot,
j. Smyth Roger, Stewart Brown,
Paul Spohord William H. Webb,
Jacob ( Wcsrervelt o. w. C. Setback,
Mark w Colet Martin Hoffman,
George P Pollen q. ). Robbins,
VIM D Murphy VIM. w Billings, n. London
David t. Ne7iIs Benz. Huntington, Sag Harbor
Richard irwin John c. Lee, Boston.
Henry Chauncey, Samuel Lawrence,
Alfred Large Thomas B. Curis :.
F. Strachan WIN. S Billiard.
J. sMYTH ROGERS President .,,..
JOHN l.. WENDELL, Vice , President ID and Actuafy'
GEORGE ABOTT NJ. D.. Physician.
R. H. ROWNE, Solicitor.
U.JOHNSTON.MD} Medical Board OF
sig 2miseod ALEXANDER NJ. GREIG Secretary
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE COM
0PANY-ofices 81 WALL.sT. and 1877 BoWERY.-
This Company with cash capital OF
SI5O,00O,
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MARS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY
IYATHE COUGHING CHORUS versus THE LAUGH
ING CHORUS.
Wheeling ard sneezng,
Two neighbors together
Began TO eXclalm
Al the horrible weather.
- Now raining, now showing,
Now freezing, now blowlng;
Thus they talked with 2 sort OF asthmailcal Growing
Not unfrequenty checked in the midst of their croakng
with this sort Of chorus Of coughing and choAlns-
"Ellhoughugh! This phlegm.
Ehhugh.-ah! Ah-hein.
Up Broadway, that bright street.
They paningly wended,
But no further than Wlite-sreei
Their journey extended
The sign stretching Ger Mrs. Jeryis's door
Disclosed the best method their health to restores
They entered, they bought
And two cures were soon "roh EEi,,bt
BY the candy that acts with the quckne75 o i hem
Now their chorus ID changed, from nhjegn,
And wheeling and struggling, and splitting SP r,
To Hurruh for this candy! 40" iuGAy y
Mrs.Jerys forever Ha-hnh ha'naha ,,rs ass Broad
solJ wholesale and retail by Mrs W IN RE Brosdwayi
~ COR above Frankinet Agets brooklyn, and
", " "n' Eonse Mrs Hayes, 1873 invariably signed
~ 3slol 1eraIiy Each paekage, - y Cold
ny TpVJS Be sure ask t md 81 each OH II
9 SiI5 Putup In packages OF is -
thIhits ! -
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HalEN THOUSAND CURES and NOT

THNEN THOUSAND CURES ana NOl
II n SINGLE FAILURE! DR. HASTINGS COM
pOUND SYRUP OF NApTHA, celebrated throughout
both Continents for its wonderful cures OF Consumption
Asthma Decline Splitting of Blood Night Sweats Diihcu
Breathing Coughs Colds, and all diseases OF tue 9hes1 ana
Lungs . l., IN d ooo,bing at tbe
sone time certain and eifcacosrarely failing 70 give re-
Tefupon the first application and by repeating eW
Zines permanent cure is effected ,r,p
The proprietor therefore, not only recolMenus NE ~
1t EyRITP but warrants it to He warrants II TO
net upon the ChyIe and purify ii he warrants 10 @
nil mpedments which rctard the Tree clrcuauon VI In1
blood he warrants il to open the internal anu oAiL
noree of the body and eject a the obnoxious puc4es
which have accumulated IL le system ue =" u iN -
neVeria1iNs CURiNG DISEASED LUNGS,
Hectic Fever, Night Sweuts, Dyspepsa, LIVER ,h
Pain in the Chest Asthma; and he warrants II ue
formation OF uberces in the lungs, and 10 neal lose
formed so that persons In consumption may JAKE II WIN
most positive confidence cure Tor ns great Sei' VI
action is in the Lungs, When y penerais m md
purifying them Of everything obnoxious IN lts III a
which fnpped according 70 directions cdlloI 'a
in a perfect healthy condition .,,,n,,p Ou MA prnA
DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND SfRG r. V 4 HzAi mat r
il hjghhly recommended By the Medical froiessoh ias
eminent Physician Dr. Mott OF New fork says .nt %
Punonic Remedy cannot be 100 hghy Pa'W We ~
Arnold ofthe Marine Hospital savanna, ~ ~ u,S,on
Tivnrnool England; Dr. Boyd OF Lancaster, " lalloh
- y r. a,d hose eminent publications. the London Ian
ref HE Medical journal, and Brnhwaites Retrospect u4
accord to the convincing cer'nca5Gs vi Us 10
In this country has been used win distinguished Suc
None genuine without the written signature oil VI A e.
HARRISON on the wrapper. Price u per ootue or SIX
bottles for s.. Principal Office loi Green" icl-st New
Sold in Newark by R. Van Buskrk, in Albany by G.
rockingham, in Boston by Reading 90 in philadelphia
by Zeber Co. Third-st below Chestnut end IN Baltimore
Sold in New.York by T. NJ. Guon lg7 Bowery H'C;
Sanders 325 Bowcry; John B. Dodd, nj Broadway, and
Codjngton 3O3 Hndson-st OF lATuTh&Sf
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VNITS FITS DIR. HART'S VEGE-

HINTS! FITS DIR. HART'S VEliE-
Ill TABLE EXTRACT is the only remedy thai can bs
relied on for the permanent cure Spinal Complaints spas
medic Contraclons Irritation OF tho Nerves, Nervous OF
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors Neuralg!c Ahecuoas'
Auoplexy Paralysis General Debility deficiency o rSetV-
and Physical Energy, and all Nervous Dsordcsi M
Guiding the most dreadful OF all dlseoa that ever Affect bs
D"A''-- EPILEPTIC FITS,
Or Falling Sickness Hyscricel Fts, Commissions SpasmS
&c Doctor Hart would impress upon me MINDS Oh mo
afflicted that the Vegetable Extract the only remedy ever
discovered that can be relied for the permanent euro ot
this most dreadful OF all diseases ,,,,o.
PHYSICIANS OF undOubted ski and experience, MINISTER'S
of various denominations well hundreds OF our ei-
nent citizens oil unie in recommending NE use OF ms uy
valuable medicine to their patients and ulenS VIM eie '
afflicted US the only remedy. ,>,
NAA'e'>N 4 PERFECT CURE.
DR. HART-Dear Sir: Ny son hes, TOT tHee So9. % -
Hiced with Epeptc Fits and had tho best Medical Nd
afforded in this region OF country 6ut 10 no pun poo
two weeks and sometimes every Week tne paro1ysnls
would come back on him. sometimes ton or hieeh AZ ,e
aud then he would lose his reason TIC became so o la
we were fearful he would be an entire lpAOI iic ue nv
know enough to eat his food Ono year ago. the oh Oh st
February procured OF w. w. Roberts, Druggist IN hS
NEVER HAD A FIT SINCE. He has taken eleven pack
ages; and although he has oven had any symptoms
OF Fits since he commenced the use OF the incidence ySt
continued II until eleven packages wero used up ne nus
FFCTIY WE'LL His mind restored and he Is now ca
pabe of doing business formerly, and a. MDSE S
WITNESSES CAN BEAR TESTIMONY TO IHEeA
FACTS. Very Respectfully, ,,o,u ,urrvY
(Sgned) NOAH MlhDEN'
Laporte Ind Feb. Is, 1e50. ..o
SINGLE Packages So -Four Packages $40.
A. B. L b. SANDS, 100 Fulton-st; corner oil Wlnanl,
NewYork Wholesale Agents for tho Middle southern nm, ana
Western States, Canadas the Bnsh PROVINCES ane " eS'
Indies. oIo Illooe "
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r WOOD. 237 Water-st. New Y ork.-

NOOlJ, 20( w dleT-Sl. New Oih.
H-ls STOVES! STOVES!-It is now admitted by all
who have used this celebrated Stove that far exceeds any
now in use heating parlors, stores Offices halls &C
The subscriber has also constructed COOK-STONE, on
principle both OF which cannot be surpassed Tor
economy of fuel cleanliness and durability So confident
is the undersigned of their superiority that be offers TO re-
fund the purchase money it, after trial OF two weeks the
Stove should not prove satisfactory. -,
The public are invited examine the principle ON which
the fuel burnt in this Stove being entirely new and pro-
nounced by some of the best Judges the best for giving heat
and at the time the most economical IN fuel OF any
stove now In A few Of the many Improvements are
here forth:
l. They have crate in the bottom the coal resting upon
solid surface No cold air is admitted to deaden the fire.
The air is heated before reaches the fire. by passing
through hot air chamber consequently the coal is all con-
suIned.
1t air-ight, and constructed that It needs no rak
ing is free from dust, and escape into the
1t is economical; the application Of the heated air, IN
with the fact that IL cannot be disturbed by rak
ing complete combustion OF the coaa principle
never before obtained in stoves
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove at the last
Fair of the American institute.
The subscriber deems unnecessary to insert any Of the
testimonials he has received in favor OF The above
Stove produce tirtn with rcference Thai
be required. OIL I'm L. WOOD w ateT-at
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EI,OTHTNG.


EpEMEMBER rs F'uIton-street, Sign
IL G Of Gen. Tay!or-P. l. ROGERS. Wholesale aud Re-
tail eolher, 6 Fultonst. respectfully invites an eaniHa
ton Of hs new and elegant style OF reaytnade coulAg
for lie Fall Of le50 and The Winter OF 1851.
lnthe Wholesale Department viii be found an ample
stoes Of welmede and fashionable garments caicuaed 10
do good service il all sections Of the country and cheaper
thanevcr before offered IN this city.
Tie Retail Department Is stocked with immense vare-
+ of OveTcoas, Sacks FFocks Dress Csats Vests Panta-
looms &C OF every material which fashion sanctions or
economy approves and tie following list VIII show mat
the Prices are graduated By the very lowest scale OF living
preIs: z.....
most splendid assortment OF Drpb English Devonslire
Keseys, from 80 10 ~ 10
Black, Brown and Bne Beavers. 90 10 %
FANG light Oyercoais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 10 90
Drag, Black and B.ae Pilots ...........,... 70 w
Spleldd Dress and Frock Coats........... SO Is 90
PANTS
Paus Of every shade and coor ....,...,... 60 60
VISITS.
vesp Of every style of goods.........,.... IS 60
BOYS CLOTHING.
Sacks ana OYercpats ~ "
JafAtlt. .,......'... - "
PaulS.'' - w
Also, splendid assortment OF Cloths, CasSmeres, and
Vestngs constantly ON hand and made order at the short
eel neice.
A frl suit of Winter Clothing for s.
I'll guaranteed IN all cases, aud orders executed IN the
Custom Department in the most fashionable s,ye and with
the utmost promptude. P. l.. ROGERS.
oil 5meodt No. &c Futon-st corner of Gold.
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MEDICINES.

TDLANETT'S SARSAPARlLLA BIZ
d TIERS (TONIC and PURIFIER)-Create healthy
acon throughout the body the appetite equaliae
the circulation give and energy to the fyste ana
ME mower of disease III all It's forms rarely 10
he obaiued They will perform speedy and permanent
cure of Dyspepsia INDIGESTION Fatency General Deohy
Lirer Complaints, and all the train OF symptoms commonly
FFMALES viii find in this delicate and paatable prepa-
rnion which is purely eegedb combination OF Tonic AZ
teyate and iperient qualities peculiarly adapted 10 ur
systems The specific action that this article mas on ule
Itrr and Dgestiye Organs renders it complete dnttd9,s
for Ferey and .4gue and BILIOUS ind T4Phuo ZEE
VERS. I'LL &c 1870
Dr,p SIR. have had the opportunity of forming an
on;non Of the efficacy of yours Bers and must that
in INV own circle tose who have used them have eXperl
enced much relief NERVOUS or BlLLlouS HEAD
them to be valuable for indigestion and debility .
Wateryille July 81, 1880.
DEAR SIR; Having been afflicted with CHRONIC ID.
ARRHEA during the latter part OF tho time was IN pusi-
ness at the South obliged to leave on thai account
and came North hoping change OF air would restore me-
but grew gradually Weaker ana weaker until wa con-
fined 10 my bed nearly My lher on VISIT 10 me
CITY OF New yonr advertisement OF Biters ana
snced relief continued to take it, and anu now We'll
You need have fear of recommending your preparation
for the cure of this complaint o,,,,,D
Very respectfully, yours &c ADAM &. Low u.
For sale by J. Milhau 1873 Broadway John B. Doqd ~
Broadway, Sadlier 234 Broadway, William i HICKS x
Co. l49 and ISL Frontst, und by Druggists generally
O19 I'm SAi& VIZ
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S PTRsUA .sae 2. 70 J s.Y ar sras %
saa HeGH fiSf 4aaeS.rs hereof to - Ya a.
rfss,at ne 80 y ,attr ~ CT q nd S Ya,. ID
80 he twenty ,s'otd Gay - =f j<~sn.'
ssy Of October :sto
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SOMM PAIR JAPAN RUBBER
DOsO1OUOvERSHOEs SOMETHING'S called Good.
years Patent to sell them Warranted equal to any of this
class Rubber Shoes made Mems so cents women's,
6Oc Misses A cents by the Case The Trade supplied by
the manufacturer. HORACE H. DAY, Manufacturer,
o2i 2Weod q Cortland-st
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-03

but inpoructly closed again, came IN support
oi The conclusion, which wa "a ms mind sat-
fiaiHrturIly settled ty tho concurrent e,i,rnr,,
OF the medical men, n the ch,H1 thai the uu-
happy man could not have beru dead lsng
When The body was found
Taken iu llrc mass tho evidence convinced
mcnnl though ! might still have rlung tntho
pwlcrnalural theory, which, in tho opinion
Of come persons, rlir facts 81 the qarc might
rlill have sustained canldly decided with
the weight uf evidence, "gl,o up tho ghost {"
and accepted the natural but still somewhat
hnrrihlr explanation Of the occurrence. For
tllir cnndor | take credit IA mysclf might
have stopped short ~ tho discovery Of thr
'orpau, bln ! am no friend ia "apuriaus gn.
prls,' les ouF faith whatever % q, b. founded
IN honest tact For my part, stcdhdly be-
licvc IN ghosts, aud have dozens of stories to
support that bcllct-hui this is not amanp
tlrm, Should ever come. therefore. tn toll
yuu uurpHy remember that yuu havr o. rirai
with candid Narrator,