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What oejsct Il il 61b - EnSsx uaIsss1s
wss 70 play upoA that 81 Which a..
tquaries are - osseA ~ stettns. Tor cu.
own part although ~ admit 1T he case i
avery mysterio<e one md that Ne can ses no
clue TO guide ns out 81 NJ labyrinth In which
II involves ~, we canncnt yet b. convinced,
TINT ne corrections ars not genuine that is,
srs not {at lsast ID ~ main1 fhe corrections
" = man who wrote III least q long ago a.
IN TINS when sns edition In question was
rublishsd. In the flrst plaee. II IL inconceiya-
Bis 70 us thAtany man should have spent the
time and labor necessary to accomplish such
! forgery, without the bope Of gaining By It's
snccess the half Of what he could have gained
BY dsvcting the same time and ingenuity TO
honest industry. The very number Of the
corrections co. 900 in alD and their extreme
minufeness- thousands OF instances, ex-
tending no farther than to the change Of . let
ter, or a nots Of punctuation--renders the
thing Impossible, or At least improbable, to the
last degree.
In the second place, the emendations them
selves, are, in the large majority Of instances,
50 very apt, so very obvious, that while we
are astonished at ourselves for othaving per-
ceived them, and much more astonished thar
they should have entirely escaped the observa-
ton of the numberiess astute critics who nave
published comments upon the text we cannot
believe that they were suggested by any cif-
Gums lance less instructive than an actnai Pc
rusal of the original manuscript, or some o'hef
copied directly from 1t. If they are fofgeries'
the person who forged them does hImseii oe-
gree Of injustice which we are unwiiiing 10
believe. and will not, without proof positive,
believe that any man would do. Certainiy'
while men of fine fancy may find fault with
some of them as not sufficiently poetical, taken
| IS a whole they are not only superior to any
hing thai single critic has done, but they are
worth more than all of them put together. Ii
Mr.. COLLIER is himself the author OF all this
work, then he is a far greater man than we had
ever conceived. He is far greater man than
all the critics together and is only inferior to
SHAKESPEARE himself
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Correspondence ofth Richmond Dispatch
Religious Netos, &e.
,r

MADISON COUNTY, Sept. 1, so.
The Shiloh Baptist Association met at Mt
Zion, Tuesday last. james Broadns, Esq, of
Culpeper, was made Moderator, Rev j. N.
Fox, Clerk, and Rev. G. George preached the
Introductory sermon. There is in this Asso-
citation all the Baptist churches of Green,
Madison, Culpeper and Rappahanr ock coun-
ties. They are strong In numbers, wealth and
influence. During the past year some 400 ad-
ditions were made to the churches, and a large
amount Of funds was contributed to benevO-
lent objects.
Rev. DIR. Broadus is here as the representa-
tive Of the Theological Seminary; Rev. J. b.
Taylor for Foreign Missions; Rev. A. E. Dick
inson for Sunday Schools and Colportage Rev.
DR.. Ryland for Education Board Prof. VIM
ston for Richmond Female Institute; Prof
Hart for the Albemarle Female Institute, and
Rev. J. Francis fer Bible Union.
The crowd is immense; while the Associa-
tion 10 in session, hundreds are listening to
the Gospel in grove near by. The following
ministers have preached Rev. Messrs. Broad
us, Herndon, Dickinson. Ryland, Willis of
Francis and Grimsley. y
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DR. J. 8. ROSES EXPECTORAN
y COUGH SYRUP. OR GREAT PICTORIAL
FOB Oh CoNssTBMaIPF.TTIIS0N, COL pst coIIHs,

III mn ri nIs " 6 ~ bFDNNGHl-
This Syrup, havin, stood the. test Of many years
experience as q remedy for irritation or inlamma-
non OF the Lungs, Throat, or Bronchia. il acknow-
iedsed by all to be remedy emlnently superior to
radical cure Of Coug he and Consumption.
In compounding COus Syrup for general use,
the physician-for none but q physician should ut
tempt aprescription--is compelled, from his know
ledge OF the constitution and constituted parts of
man. TO avoid entirely the addition of drugs that
can in any way tend to do injury. His object not
only to cause symptom. such ~ Cough, to stop,
but i 10 also expected OF resuarly educated doc
the pretender may alIay congh BY his opium and
sqrills. molAsses and laudanuH, antimony, NOR
phi4 and Wild cherry bark, and mot b accountable
Tor the after health OF his patient. Many Of the
sSd tie dsades aoS into q
form Of dlsosse, or perhaps death.
Although cough may arise from o variety OF
ssgses. vhich still continue 20 operate. such e.
are the or sens compelled to do the conxhinE, and
eGDD.s3afsPsRJ RfRess coGSH VIM .. o.,
ssss 81 ion sAAs L'0s q
Ee' sSss! sSs2iksia ffsh1 e.
ssK FsiPAi N sss sss " 3
cures Cheiic. Fans j. shs Htcmsek q gpvels.
Rheumatism, epraina, Bruises, atnpin ~ Limb.
Joinss, SPINE Disease. a. say yain, internally o.
externslty price q = 81 seeents IL <Does9s
SFcesies 1or = yeass Ds1st - A1sh sssest. Phil-
.s sslS q YARINo i IxARcE. NJ Broad ssrsss.
ahQsQ nh 8iehuoud, ".
q ss:say * sss e Z: :. s :s g.
s eel Scssls. e. I'll l b. ], T. NOSE 1 e6N.
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2 go hhds. decrease.

2 go hhds decrease.
WIN. 7. SHEPPARD, Prop. Tob Exchangev
PRrERsBuRa lVA.) MARKETS, Sept. l.-Wheat-
This article seems to have q dro0ping tendency
a. ain. II is dull at S1.1s for red and 81 = for
white. Those figures are set .ninst the last ar
tcle. Inferior grades selling ct nominal prices
The stock in hand 10 large and Increasing. In flour
of tobacco were not so extensive az those of pre-
vious days. We quote sales 1T from $3.50 to $50
for iuss. Leaf at from S4.55 TO $lI.75, and finer
article would command much higher 6sure. The
animation in the trade il yet considerable.
Nerthern Markets.-IBY TKLEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, Sept. L-Flour frm-Howard and
Ohio held at $5 Is Purchasers declined buying at
this figure Wheat tending dowuvard-white ell5
clio; red unchanged. Corn dnll-white e; yell
low 63a66c. Pork and Bacon unchanged. Whiskey
NV Yoax, Sept T. NOON lour hsavy and un-
chansed; Wheat dnll-red unehans ed; white, 81 -
ed. Mess Pork Sl4k0l5; prime 9lok. Lard buoy
ant ct l00lI, Whiskey steady at NJ. r. M-Stocks
better. Virginia 81 s4k. Cotton partially do
clincd 4 in consequence Of the foreign news. Rice
3keE4. Coffee advanced =. Other articles I'M
Sales in New York, Wednesday. Of el0,0to Tons
ncsnoe 81, bee e e.; o1BoDo dO-s 30. at -, and
61ooo do. 81 tx. The Journal Of Commerce., 81
Wednesday afternoon, eAyn: - 49,
. There q an active movement u the money mar
ket, bqt without auy str1nkeneys mountaineering
the faiafe 0f two besr o1efaton II the stock msr-
s.msf e asfsia g p ssS
appliesfi9nS 81 hcIdSts .S1 dssiss6ls rspsT. ths
pressure belng entiroiy from thooe Wh6oe claims
saey are 9ee Aax1ous to recognise.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Fata! Aeeident-Reseue Of the CreW of an A6an
doned Vessel &c.

Fatal Aceident-Rescue Of the CresC of an Alan
d0ned Fessei &c.
NORFOLK September Ist
A solored child, about four years of age liy-
ing on Fenchurch street, and belonging to Dr.
Cook, met a sudden death this morning by fall.
ing from porch to the ground distance of
about fifteen feet. Medical aid was called in
Immediately, but life was extinct when the
child was picked up. 1t fell upon its head
and expired instantly from conclusion of the
brain.
Captain James McCreadie and crew were
brought into Hampton Roads yesterday by the
ship Henry Clark. Capt McCreade had com.
mand of the ship Black Douglas, and was COM
PEELED to abandon her at sea to save the lives
of himself and crew. The Black Douglas was
an English ship; was loaded with guano from
the .1ibbea Islands, and was bound to Cork
The Henry Clark fell in with her in lat IS 40
North, Ion. ~ 80 West, at which time the Black
Douglas had twelve feet of water in her hold
which had continued to rise, in spite of the
constant labor OF the crew at the pumps
After the captain and crew had determined
10 leave the Black Douglas, and 60 on board of
the Henry Clark, they stopped the pumps and
the ship commenced to settle SO fast that they
clothes on board The Henry Clark was bound
TO City Point and went up James River this
morning. The crew of the Black Douglas are
all confined in the Marine Hospital with
scurvy. The captain has applied to the Con-
sui and entered the usual protest &c
The fall trade Is beginning to set in, and bu.
siness begins to improve.
d The schr. Geo. Hoffman, Capt Lewis. from
Flol ida to New York, put in here yesterday.
short OF provisions. She will sail again to.
day. PERCUSSION.
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Home Again..

We are glad to see it announced that Com
modore CHAs. STEWART, the senior Captain
of the American Navy, and one Of the most
illustrous Of its commanders, has returned
from his European tour. The venerable cap
tain, says the Philadelphia Press, with al the
weight of eighty years upon his brow, looks as
active and as brave as when he trod the decks
Of the Old Constitution, nearly fifty years ago,
terror to her British foes. He is the last OF
the gallant band Of heroic men who have made
their names and their country's glory immor-
tai. PREBLE, DECATUR, DALE, BAINBRIDeE
TRuxToN, HULL, LAWRENCE, SHUBRIcK, Cow.
NER, PERRY, and the rest all have passed
away Long may "Old Ironsides " live to re.
ceive in person the grateful homage which a
nation pays to the glorious services of himself
and his brave companions.
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Also. from Norfolk-5 passengers.

~ TO A NUMBER OF VOTERS
The voters. ct al, Of Richmond, greet
ing Be il known unto you, that since responding
to your call, I shall have to decline to continue
candidate for the Office of COM
ATTORNEY bat, in doing -, | most respectfully
Office Of . Matlimonii" and Solicitor for all the
CRIMINAL and CIVIL PRACTICE that yon can
esfe into my hands. g. D. WOOTTON.
ne 2-lt*
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34 BROAD STREET
1.-TWO doors above w. P. Ladd's Drug Store,l
Has Just received lot of PRIME BLACkBER-
BRANDY. HOLLAND GIN, Mountain WHIS-
KEYS. Cider Vine q. Hc s9sethsT With i gene
en- and Willow Ware all of which he is selling at
the Low EST rates, for CASH. Goods delivered
any part of the city, free of charge. Call at ga
BROAD ST, au26-2wN
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ma Still Another Cure of Dyspepsia, Pal.
PITATION AND FLUTTERING OF TIL Z
WASHINGTON, Fayette CO.. ohio,l

WARRINGTON, Fayette CO., Ohio,l
June %, 1859. (
Messrs. Mortimer + Motcbray-Dear Sirs: take
this method to say TO yeu and the public, that |
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE in case of Dyspepsia, and have never, In
twenty years. found any medicine to equal it. was
SO badly afflicted that had to quit work by reason
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACOB Slower.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Cough.
Rheumatism, Scrofula. &c. AS restorative and
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-This Tincture
will be found great medicine for all their diseases.
nA- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures,
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond;
by DIR. COOKE, Frederic ksbuIg; BY all the Drug
ggists in E Pettsrsburg; By MoRTIMER 4 NOW
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
IS. Jy l6-dAwts
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FAIR OF THE GREENpR1ER AGRICULTURAL

FAIR OF THE GREENBRIER AGRICULTURAL
Soo1ETY.--The sixth Annual Fair of the
Greenbrier Agricultural Society closed Fri
day, having commenced on Wednesday, the
2ith inst. large number of persons arrived
in Lewisburg on Tuesday, previous to the
first day of the Fair, and on Tuesday night
the hotels were crowded to their full capacity.
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ARRIVED,
- sts.msh.p Resnoss: Couch, 80, Nv YORK. ndss.
Steamer BsludeEe, Ksens, Baltimore. ndss. and
sssss W;s r. WEI W. esrf md..., D.
schr. Ireland CITY, conklin. N. Y, ice, 2. Ward
schr. Clara Belle, Parker, Baltimore, susno, Ba-
Sch. YIN; csiqSi.t, Frank. Baltimore, Euano'
Schr. A.hisnd. Graves. Baltimore. suano, =. H.
schr. Aivsrsdo. cotrsll, Baltimore, bone dust, r.
Schr. .Roxanna, Geoghesan, Hsvrs do Grace.
schg. John Randolph. Phillips, Alexandra, coal.
schr. Ra Reindeer do Kerwn. Petersburg, wheat, to
Schr. D. c. Guythre, Kerwin, Petersburg, wheat,
to order.
= seh,: Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore. mdss., W..
d s SaI.u WIN sPsars Jones' BALTIMORE four W.
.schr. Lynchburg, Hanes, New York, mdze, D. /
schr. ]. q. psering. Smith down the river. light
Schr. Mary Francis, down the river. light.
= Schf. Ocean Bird, Jones, Baltimore, mdze., W.
NEw York, Aug. 3O.-C Cleared, bark Gorilla, Pet
HAvRE, Aug. ls.-Arrived. ship Charter Oak.
w Bso;;Tos, Aug. - : Arrived, schrs, Palmsttc,
FALI RIVER. Aug. 2.1Arr ATTN i schr. Thomas
Winans, pavis, Petersburg.
HoLMEs' HOLE Aug. z.-schr. Melbourne, Hunt,
Richmond, for Salem. 18th. Mary, Churchill,
Plymouth. for Norfolk.
.P6ssENGKRs per Steamship ROANOKE" from
New York GEO. ". CoucH, Master, Aug: 81, 1859:
If PssT1d M + Ham I 1 &c Ham, Lesse,
McKeil, f. L. Morton. ]. R. Haskell, I. r. Deson
and lady, s.. T. Darinis and lady, H. Birdsey AID
Hansford, w. H. Haynes and lady, T. w. Sparrow,
Miss Haynes, Miss Sparrow. Mrs. Woodhouse,
r. Hanaras, Miss Rosenstine, w. Hudgings. H.
~ Munson. Miss Parsons. 7: Mil!holand, Miss
Fletcher, Mrs. Pratt and son. Miss E. Wren, Mss
Eliza Wren, 6. w. Wren. d. Hansford, and s
in sIeefage.
Also, from Norfolk-5 passengers.
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PROF. WATSON,S FIRST ES.
49, SAY ON THE FISH AND FINNY
T RIBE QUESTION.-The whole Globe again

r BE QUESTION.-The whole Globe again
AIKEN by storm!
sTANZAS.
JONES & AMENS give a call,
Next to our friend Kirby's stall;
Fair RichInond's citizens. look out
For SPOTS or SALMON, best OF TROUT.
JONES & AMENS, both In Co.,
No better FISH no man can show;
CRABS and OYSTERS in the season
To pass their stall it is treason.
Ye powers to see the lovely TROUT,
So fresh and nice. all locking out,
SPOTS and HOG FISH. very nice
You never can begrudse the price.
Because their Fish are fresh and clean,
No better Fish can here be seen;
But more of this. our friends, anon
TOM WATSON is still on his throne. Sc 1-2ts
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IA Physicians are generally 10th 70 speak
word in praise Of what are called patent med!-
cnes." Indeed it il nm article in the code of med
ical ethics, that physician who sanctions the use
Of such remedies cannot Be considered member
OF the National Association. But there are ex-
ceptions to the most stringent rules, and many of
the disciples Of Escuiapius have actually been COM
PEELED By the force 2f tscts 70 rscommend the nse
for those diseases which particularly prevalent
during the summer and fall. They have ascer-s
tanned that there arc no remedies in the pharma-
copia which can compare with this wonderful com
pound for derans ement OF the system Thou
the Western and Southern rivers, are now con =
vinced that they have found . medicine peculiarly
adapted for their ailments, while IN other portions
of the country durin< the summer months, the de-
mand for the article il equally large.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
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"a To HAVE Your PORTRAITS EXECUTED
~ To have your Portraits executed
~ To have your Portraits executed
- To have your Portraits executed
Good. quick and cheap,
as&4 IS N&A Good, quick and cheap,
Good, quick and cheap,
Coed. quick and cheap,
Visit REEs' Steam Gallery.
Visit RES Steam Gallery.
Visit RxEs' Steam Gallery.
Visit REFS Steam Gallery.
u n the most extensive &ME
70 the mnst extensive @ aa
W - thA most extensive
II - the most extensive
OF any in the State.
o. any in the State.
siA Qf any in the State.
Infants and Family Gvoupa - = s"s S'ess'
Infants and Family 6youpe
nff . md E.m!Iy groaps
TAKEN Perfect in one second.
Takeu perfect "a one sscnad'
Taken perlacl ia ons sscond
TT. new Gks@issl erocess
~; g: e: SS s:$!::| go :ss::
sMese e hnasiefs II The Art
AsSsEe g eraeiers - the Art
& e Z HH::aa;:::;:;:.
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beaumont FEMALE SCHOOL. The
u third annual session Of this School will begin
on on me IN afy 81 and closs on ne
of Gerdonsville, in q healthy res ion Of country,
with beautiful mountain scenery, and accessible to
churches Miss PAoAUD, an accomplished Virgin
ia lady, whose competency and practical fitness
have been fully evinced durns the past session. is
course of stnds embraces the usual Ems lsh branch
es, Natural Sciences, French. Latin. Piano.. Gui-
tar and Vocal Music, Painting, Drawing, Mono
chromatic, Wax. Leather, and Worsted Work and
Embroidery. The charges for ten months vary
For Circulars. rivinS psrticuiars. address
JAMES L. JONES, M. D.,
au u-Tu&F6t Gordonsviile, Va.
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HOCKOE HILL GENERAL
80 AGENCY.-G. w. H. TYLER, Office on
Marshall between 9th and 18th Streets continues to
RENT OUT HOUSES: HIRE OUT NEGROES;
SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NEGROES, and
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
for two years past au 31-6m
I - A MEETING OF THE GRANITE
will be held at "Schad's Hail. on SATURDAY
EVENING, September Sd. at o'clock. A full at
tendance is requested, as there will be election
of officers for the ensuing six months
Sc 1-2t* L.. MACCABE.
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~ l.. c. SALTER'S ENGLISH AND
VI. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST., BE-
TWEEN 1sr AND 2D.-The seventh session of
ber 10th. and close July 18th, 1860.
The Principal has associated with himself Mr.
C. ]. FOX. gentleman of high literary and clas-
steal attainments, and of twelve years ex perlence
in teaching. BY this association, he hopes to COM
mend the School to the continued confidence and
liberal support of the public For further particu
lars, see circular. which may be had by addressing
Sc ITS G. l.. C.. SALTER.
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a p FAIL dsSsT iy ssdAIPs AND

NFUKS-KUBERT L. DICKINEUN. successoT
to Binford. Dickinson Weislser. 70 Main It,.
bees leave to call the attention Of his friends and
customers to his larse and extensive stock Of
been selected from the largest manufactures, on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Wv
prism al. the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
favorable terms
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
cannot be surpassed.
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ITO SCHOOLMASTERS. >. Proposals will be
received from now until the 18th inst, for suit
SCHOOL of the VIRGINIA nj EcHASIcs' INSTITUTE.
for a session of four months, commencing about
the LIST of October three mis- hts per week, and
three hours each night. The proposals must state
the charges per hundred scholars and upwards.
All communications must be addressed to the an
dersiS ned. who will give any information that may
be required. VIM. MACFARLANE,
MISSES KINGS SCHOOL, CORNER OF
session Of this SCHOOL will commence on the FIRST
MONDAY in October, 1852 and close on the last
day of June 1850. Competent assistants have been
employed to teach thorough English course, and
French, Drawing and Music.
TERMS made known on application. Sc 2-6t
MRS. WELLINGTON will reopen her
N1 SCHOOL on MONDAY, the 9Th of September,
1t her residence, on Broad street, between 10Th
and 10Th. So 2-St*
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EDUCATIONAL.

EEMALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF 1ST
L AND CARY STS.-MRs. G. BARKSDALE
will resume the duties Of her school on the LIST of
October, 1882 and the term will close on the Goth
OF June, 1860
Having secured the services of Professor of the
French Ian guage and an excellent master of Mu-
sic. she hopes to receive portion of public pat
ronage.
lily of the principal.
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ADMISSI0y.-Dr Dress Circle and Parqustts 80 eta
fno extra charge for Secured SeAtsl Second Tier
or Family Circle. - cts. Eastern Gallery. for col
ored persons Hts .. Western Gallery s. cents
Gallery 50cents Doors open At o'clock-0verturs
commence at TX precisely. Box Office open from
10 until 4 and from s until 5. daily. ae d
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H. TANNER, corner of Marshall and Gil
a mer streets. above Brooke Avenue. would cali
attention to his stock Of choice FAMILY GRoCE.
RlES. the prices on which are set with view of
SHOES Of all descriptinns; DRY GOODS and
FANCY ARTICLES; CRQcKERY. WOOD and
TIN WARE; MILL 0FFAL of all kinds, kc.
:, IA, Goods delivered free Of charge. Remember
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~ wn broker, Clothing.-Sale of
CLOTHING, &c, will be CON
tinued THIS MORNING commencing Ct 100 clock.
se2-It ALEX. MOTT; Auct.
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his conyicMou 10 the world. This brought out
Mr. CoLLIsn, who denied that there were any
pencil marks when the book passed out of his
hands. He stated, further, that it had be-
longed, nifty years ago, TO gentleman named
PARRY, who Immediately recognized itas hav-
Ing been his property, when it was shown to
him few years since. But Sir FRxDERrcK was
not TO be bafIied in this style. Having obtained
The consent Of the present Duke Of Devon
shire to try . series Of experiments on the
handwriting, he called In the aid Ut q cslebra-
ted chemist who Immediately subjected II to
me closest critical analysis. II appeared ~
ones that what seemed to b ink two centuries
DID, was, In point Of fact not ink At all, but .
Mwny-coiored hgment made to resemble very
ancient INK. The handwriting in this dgment
was washed away In many inetances. and In
every one OF them the pencil marks appeared
bsneath the so-called ink. Bad "a the case
then stood for Mr.. COLLIER, it was rendered
still worse by the appearance of Mr.. Parry.
VINO having been shown the book, said IL was
NOT the Shakespeare he owned, and did not re-
sembis Il. and that Mr.. CoLLIER had never
SHOWN him the folio In question. The only
poinfs % resem blancs between his old book
ana The present, consisted In the apparent n.
tiquisy Of both, and the large amount Of old
writing 70 b found on the margin Of each.
~ thus appears that tho testimony IL strong
Against Mr.. Collin, and that His adyersaries
aeye como - nsar proving . negative ~ The
49, van allow. II u even worse than that
Wtthons eny very great want of charitv =.
dsed, hs misht b susoee.sd az for~srv hs,sn~
Deen dtscssdited b. MA ON ,,sirss. =, ,,,s
m0st posttiys ana uauissas..,,a. ,s-... ~
sh1e, Aowsyes, ~ doc not sesn 3, s. s.rc..s,,
~ IN Enslish papsss; al 81 vhieh nc.csd. -
!. - \ ~ hseesrse easnsisss, and : conduct
snes aevss hseors sxeitsd snspietop. They 90.
geaf - thesk AhAs - has II sens stranee
80 Understandable maanet. hsen made the
eses u etAr and moro ,saetaeai mep. To-
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-16

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