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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-03

NEW F1RM.-Messrs. Blond & Bach
man have opened new wholesale and
retail shoe house at No. 10Y Main street,
corner of sprigg House alley, where the
best of boots, shoes and CATERS can be
had. Everything usually kept in first
class boot and shoe emporium, in full
supply. Both members of the new firm
are well known here as energetic, thor
ough-going business men. Drop and
examine their large and varied stock,
and secure bargains. Oct. 1S-1m :,
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A STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER. TO
"a ,gether with all the fixtures, consisting o
Lathes, Boring Machine, circular saw, and up
ana down saw. shOfting, and n Building suit
able for bedstead or chair factory, ali in
good order. The engine and boiler would SIlit
for an oil well, and will be sold separately.
It Is situated on the corner of Third and
Chaplin streets, Center Wheeling. The en-
CINE Is obout or 10 horse power and the boil
er ~ inches in diameter and Is feet long For
further information inquire of
nOvl-Std<w" w. RIHELDAFFERS SON.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale valuable farm situated on Wolf run.
IN Marshall county, West Va, containing sos
acres, with dwelling houses, saw mill. or
charu and other improvements thereon, with
about l4O acres OF cleared land, known as the
Jas: LnS $50 Farm Possession will be given
April !, 1865: For particulars apply to, or adj
dress BY mail, WM. LUCAS,
noN2-4td&w" Hannibal, Monroe Co., o,
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OYSTERS ARE IN SEASON AGAIN, and
there is joy in many household in con
sequence. The joy is not complete,
however, until the fragrant tureen is
fanked by bottle Of WoTcestershiTe
Jockey CzuB Sauce. 1t is used at all the
best hotels and eating houses, East and
West. For sale by T. H. Logan q Co.
and Logan, List & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
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For Sale

I LOT, No. $50, NORTHEAST CORNER OF
l. Eon and Second streets. Centre Wheeling.
II lot No. lbs, on Market St. north Of Mar.
ket house, Centre Wheeling.
East Wheeling. '0o'''
Small dwelling and X LOT No * ~, Gov.
man street, Centre Wheeling,
street, Centre Wheeling 20 ~
piece ground corner of EofT md Sacond
street ,t21X66 feet Centre Wheeling.
pieces ofgrOund on Second street. one Tx
w lcet' the other27S6G feet, Centre Wheeling.
oc3l-lw ReoI EIStota H,,,a,,,
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STEIN Bros, cor. Main and Monroe
streets, have just received ono of the
largest stocks of Ready Made Clothing,
Piece Goods, Trimmings and Cents
Furnishing Goods, ever brought to this
market. They call the attention of
persons visiting our city, COUNTRY
MERCHANTS particularly, to examine
their stock. as they are determined to
sell below Eastern prices. oc9-1m
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"PRO BONO PUBLICO.'
Private Diseases
CURED IN TILL SHORTEST POSSIBLE TINE
DR.. YOUNG,


Qate of Philadelphia
WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PEI
manently at No. % THIRD STREE4r
PI148BGRG, Pa.
Dr.. proposes to cure GonorrhGa and G!ee
IN nom one to three days, without inte[teE-
ence with diet or hindrance to business; IT
mary Syphilis in from one to five days; -
ondary in from one to three weeks NOGiui-
MAJ ana Seminal Emissions stopped IN lion
nVe TO ten days. Skin diseases and all ONE
diseases OF private nature, treated Win uA-
PARALLEL success.
Eryslpelas, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Sc.o.4A
and all impurities of the Blood, and discs
Of the Kidney and Liver speedily cured .
DE- Soung's Celebrated Extract OF FlfeWtIt1
preparation TO be procured from no ONE
source.
AN ENINiENAGOGUE FOR LADIES.
"A compound prepared and sold only BY i d.
Young, warranted to remove all ODstEuctii9GH,
to the healthy menstrual noOu' HnptI M t1
new tone and activity TO the system: p!iJ ii,
per bottle. Obstinate cases OF long st allLns
may require No. 9, which Is four degrees SUM
er than No. !: price s. per bottle. ,-.,,.,,,
co. Married ladies should not use the aDoEt
compound for reasons made known VIII e'''''
package. ,,,,.
HB-A safe, certain and healthy preyeh'''
tive to conception furnished on appIc:.l.si.on,r,
Persons at n distance, by stating tneiL ~ iti
toms, age and occupation, can receive NJ,
cine by express, securely packed from o'7t'
Address DIR. YOUNG, No. 20 Thiri street'
Pittsburg, Pa Office, PhilO Hall, second No.
entrance on Third, near Market. Office noun
s a. IN. to 70 m. and P. IN. to p. M o.
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For Sale

A VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN
IA Rttchietown, consisting of two full lots
and 10 feet OF Il third lot, upon which there Is
one good two story brick dwelling house with
rooms ana every convenience about 1t. One
warehouse, same size, will be sold cheap.
oc3l-lm Real Estate A dS,
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with about seven feet of wa.
ter in the channel.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
IL o'clock a. M, with n good trip.
The NevGda passed down for Saint
Louis.
The Revenue is the packet for Cincin-
natl to-day. She will leave at o'clock
p. m. Travellers will find hera most
excellent boat.
The BOstOnG is advertised to leave for
Cincinnati and all intermediate points,
tomorrow Mt 5 p. NJ. She will be
found a No. craft for travelling on.
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PoLIoE CoURrs. There was no police
court yesterday morning. The city is
remarkably qulet-nOt thing doing in
the way Of badness. ae
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Moving Machines in Englan
Til. Conner and Sheet Iron Ware

ITAVuTG INCREASED MY FACILITIES
III for the manufacture of the above nrtt-
Giles, am prepared to I'LL all orders promptly,
and as cheap, or cheaper than can be had at
any other house in the city. I keep the latest
patterns of STOVES, both Wood and Coal,
and VIII warrant every Stove. am prepar-
and Tin and WIN give such Jobs my personal
attention. SpouEing and Guttertng of all
kinds always on hand. Copper and Brass
Kettles and Fruit Cans of the best kind also
very cheap, Merchants and Others visiting
the city VIII do well to give me call.
e2 B. F. CALDWELL
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OYSTERS OYSTERS oYsTRRsl-Fresh
oysters received daily by express, and
for sale by the case, can or half can, at
Speidel & Inderrieden's, 81 Main street.
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BILL FOR STATING TILE COURT HOUSE
RooF.-Dr. Hupp, president of the
board of supervisors for this county,
yesterday received from Pittsburgh the
bill for stating the court house roof. It
amounted to &c squares at SIS per
square, making 81, 1868 90. This is con-
sidered very fair figure by those con-
cerned in the job.
1t was at one time proposed to put on
n pitch roof, which, although not half
as desirable US slate, would have cost
about $1,000. It was resolved to have
slate if it did not cost over s25OO. AS
the result proves, it did not cost nearly
that much, and tho building is now
well rooted.
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For Sale

A PIECE OF LAND ON GLEN's Rim
~ two miles from MartinSville, Ohio. con-
tanning between % and SO acres, with n good
lar, new stable and an orchard with no trees
ana young orchard. Thirteen acres Of II is
bottom land. The coal right is also for sale.
ROBERT ROSE
Oc2G-2w" JOHN w, SCHULTZ.
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FOR SALE.

100 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN
IHQ Webster county, in the State OF Iowa,
low figure. JOHN FOWLER
Persons wishing any information in regard
to the title or character of this Property are
referred to SANIL. P.WHEELER- Atty
= noVl-lNa l6n Ennrfl, Strhet IGyInnnfir1,rr
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II IS now over thirty years since the above
GeLeDraLed Pills We're first discovered by DIR.
IDCbONCO, of Paris, during which time they
ntlEe oeen extensively and successfully used
In most of the public institutions as well ms
IN private practice, of both hemisphereS with
0 0nlPr at t success in every case, and it is
ohlS at the urgent request" of the thou
sands OF Ladies' who have used them that he
IS induced TO make the Pills public for the al
ieNlatlon OF those suffering from any Irregu-
larities whatever, as well as to prevent an In
crease OF family where health will not permit
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situated, or those SUD-
posing themselves so, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition lest
mOnitiOn, the Proprietor assumes no reSponsi
Dlllty, although theirmildneSS would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the Pills
are recommended asa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints so pecuIior
to the sex, viz: DistTesSs1l and PtfiTiT No.,
@Tudtion, retention, Pain IN the Back and LOinS
tLsSJt"G DOtCM EoIaS, Rash Of Blood to the
ness, HcdUfneSs, Fatigue on ann SIi06f E,re,J;oS
dd1xItPaaIon Of The Heart, and ali the various
Distressing complaints, particularly that most
annoying, weakening, and the beginnInC ~
all other female weakenesses, VI
The LcUcOrrheA, or Whites.
At the same time, there is nothing In tbesa
~ inaS can 90 injury to life or health Lei
ne directions be strictly tOlIOIreCl and Won will
ma them to be all they are represented.
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT
0O,OOO Boxes have been Sold WIfINsr,
Two Years.
Ten thousand BO1eS sent bv Ietfo,. t,otl, l,,,
myself and Agents, to all parts Of the world
10 Whlch answers have been returned in
N men iiHuleS say, nothing like the above bills
nave qeen known since THE SuESCE OF
MEDICINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD,
In removing Distractions 4. Resto,.-
ING SSture TO its Proper ClHnnneT
S 99EBJIETISG THE NERVES and bringing bacl, the
most delicate. N't7e'e Vi the
Price 81 per Box. SIx Ro~osex
- Sold BY M'CABE, KRAFT & Co, Wholesole
WE1ggFaS, % Main street, Wheeling. General
REED, KRAFT&CO. ~
Sold in st. ClaiFsVille. Ohio nv
1,,. Mt. 4 ]. ]. PICKERING.
,,ioaGL ny sending Sl.00 to either OF the
aDoVe agents to the Wheeling Post ONCE can
nave N the pills sent (confidentlally,l by Mail,
70 any part OF the country, "free q postage"
oc2S-1yd Sole Proprietor, New York.
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: DlR.tsS EEL YES
LIQ UID
CATlA9R RH
REMEDY. s
ps-CURE WAR; NTEDBa
DRFcwoSs ARE FOLLOWED.
So Gail for Circular describing all symptoms.
RYNTPTONTS.

TNHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
] they generally appear are at first very
slight. Persons find they have n cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becom-
comes chronic, the discharges are Increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
OFF. The SecretiOns are offensive, causing a bad
breath; the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
are weak; the sense of the smell is leSSened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
CatarTh Is that the person is Obliged to clear
his throat in the morning Of thick or Shiny
mucuS, which has fallen down nom the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
rreSting it.
The aboveare but few ofthe many Catarrh
Symptoms
A .1v,.yo r,o..vo 1TI -. - $1,000,
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BRICK WoRK.-Worlmen are at work
now laying brick on the, building going
up In the burnt district on the steam
boat landing, ll.4ail.f < (
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join ". SCHULTZ.
FOR SALE.

"A town, containing eight large rooms and
three bed chambers, together with a good
well, Gistern and stable. good cellar under
the whole house, Terms easy. Apply TO
JOHN W. SCHULTZ
Oct26-Gw or FIRED. SCHTTTiTY
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A CONTEMPLATED FINE IMPROVE
MENT.-We hear that it is designed
next spring to erect fine, large block
of elegant business houses on Main
street, just north of the Merchants and
Mechanics bank. No expense or pains
will be spared to make these building
as fine as any in the city.
ANOTHER PERsoN.-When jailor
Jones reached Pittsburgh on Tuesday
last to take in charge the supposed
Shetland, (altaS Wilson, charged with
being Jail breaker, he found that it
was another man Wilson, who was re-
Gently discharged from the Jail here,
having served out term of imprison-
ment.
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0mQatettiGruofr.
5s5nIV WORNING, nov. 5.

=
FipP1IrvED. 10 BE MUSTERED Our
CaIoneI Thayer Melvin, lately Assistant
Adintant General of the Department
md District Of West Virginia, was in
Tho CITY Yesterday, stopping at the
Cont House. The Colonel has been
-elieved from duty, under orders from
theWar Department, and directed to re-
mort from his residence by letter to the
adiutant general of the army for muster
ont. in furtherance of the orders for the
reduction of the army by mastering
out volunteer staff officers. Col. Mel
vim is one ofthe most efficient officers, we
think, in the volunteer service. He en-
tered the service in 1861, as a private in
the old 1st Virginia infantry-the brave
Colonel Thoburn's regiment. He rapid
" received promotion-to orderly ser
geant, lieutenant, captain, brevet ma
ior, and brevet lieutenant colonel. His
promotions have been well earned
and .deservedly bestowed. His
many friends will welcome him
back to civil life. We understand
that at our recent election he was elect
ed prosecuting attorney OF Hardy coun-
ty. If he resumes the practice of the
law we predict for him full measure
of success.
We learn that Major Rider, who occu.
pied similar position to that of Col
Melvin, has also received orders thu
same as the Colonel. Maj. Rider went
out.in 1861, in the 5th Ohio Infantry, as
a private, serving subsequently in the
14th w. Va. Infantry, and won his way
by hard service to the position he nov
holds. At one time he held a position
on the staff of our lamented gallant Col
Thoburn, and while SO serving received
a severe wound, ut Smokers ferry bat
tie, disabling his right arm for life. w,
wish the Major every success in civil
'.J,urSuits
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:5ur Sale 3T7
For Sa1a-
For Sale.
For Sale

TIME SPLENDID RESIDENCE ON MON
Il roe street, now occupied by Mr.J. B!Ford.
me lot of ground fronts on Monroe street l2J
feet. The house possesses all the improve
ments and comforts of first class residence
Richardson, Esq, Is a part OF the property.
and Will be sold separatelyor with it, as de-
sired: For terms, &C., apply to.
noV2-lw Real Estate Agent
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NEW ovRN.-Mr. P. E. linn is hav-
ing a new oven put up at his candy
factory at the bridge corner.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE subtle essence Of the Queen
Flower of the Tropics is concentrated in
Phalon's 'Night-Blooming Cereus,'' a
perfume SO delicious, permanent and
refreshing, that in all the varieties OF
floral scents there is nothing that can
vie wit it. Sold everywhere. 1t.
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@tdital
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREvENTTvE,
FOR FEMALES.

lnialli6le in Correcting Irregularities, Remov-
ing Distinctions OF the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
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DOR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS DE-
4 fed the skill of physicians and surgeons.
No medical work contains prescription that
will eradicate it. Nothing save DIR. GOodales
remedy will break it up, radically destroying
the principal of the disease, and precluling
the possibility of n relapse.
No form ofCatarrll can Withstand Its search
Ing power, andno mode of treatment ever af-
universal satisfaction.
IT penetrates to the very seat of this disease
and eHterlninnteS it. root and branch forever.
From the ~. y. Commercial advertiser.
HAY, ROSE, AND PERIODIC CATARRH.-
DIR. Il. GoodaleS Catarrh Remedy and mode OF
treatment, not only affords the greatest re-
lief IN every variety of Catarrh, but it extin-
cuisines the disease forever in all its types and
StngeS. Every one speaks well of it,
Price Sl.0O per Bottle. Send stamp for DIR.
Goodale's New Pamphlet on Catarrh, its per-
nation Of priceless value-send or call at once.
=, Z. X; Parker, Sole Agent, rs Blocker St,
B1-F,or sale by T. Fl. LOGAN & CO., and
LOGAN, LIST & CO., Wheeling.
nOV2S- lVCSw
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wish the Major every success in civil
pursuits.
IMPROVEMENTS IN BR1DGEPoRT,-Our
good neighbors in Bridgeport are de-
termined, it seems, not to be outdOne in
the way of improvements.
We have lately noticed some of the
improvements that have taken place
over there, and now have lot more to
record.
Messrs. Stewart & Clark are building
n large tenement house near their mill.
It is frame, and will be very commodi-
Gus, as well as nicely located.
Mr.. Thompson Baggs has his fine,
large frame residence, II short distance
north of the depot, almost finished
This is going to make an elegant dwell
ling.
We understand that next spring
Messrs. Stewart Il Clark are going to
build block of fine business houses
on the southeast corner of Main and
Bank streets. The ground to be oocupi-
ed is now covered by some small frame
offices, which can readily be spared for
the new improvement.
Mr.. Jacob Keline is also going to put
up lot of first-class business houses
on the corner directly opposite those to
be put up by Messrs. Stewart Il Clark.
When these two blocks of buildings
are finished they will add very much TO
the appearance of Bridgeport, as well as
afford some superior facilities to the
business men of the pluce
We have heard of some other propos-
cd improvements, which We shall no.
tice soon.
FINE SLEEPING CARs.-When the
new fast trains were put on the b. & O.
railroad recently, two fine new sleeping
cars were also put on with them. We
inspected one OF them yesterday ut the
depot, and were really surprised Mt the
magnificent style i'll which they are
gotten up. They are most deliberately
tinished-furnished as finely as first
class pnrlor. They were built in Philu-
delphin by the Central Transportation
Company, under the supervision of H.
q J. Hays, ESQ.,, fine workman, on the
patents of Woodruff, knight NIycr
and others, combined. They are provi-
ded with four regular state-rooms each,
and furnished with every convenience
that could be desired. Some idea OF
their style may be had when we state
that the two cars cost $4,000. Tho one
which was here yesterday is under the
charge of General Bob French, lately a
conductor on the road. lie will be
found n most agreeable parsonage to
travel with, rs he knows how to run
such affairs.
NEW MUsIC.-We have heard of some
new music lately, but piece is now
out that is the freshest of any, of which
we heard the other evening, when
passing one of our well known mu-
sic stores, around the window of
which was collected crowd of small
boys, one of whom read off the title to
piece of music as follows: ooh! tell
me have You seen my lover, with n
rose-tinted title-page." We suppose the
last part of the sentence was delicate
way the distressed swain had of stating
that her ''lovyer" was an imbiber. We
would think that ifshe were as anxious
to see him as she made out, she would
take more care to conceal his faults.
A CONTEMPLATED FINE IMPROVE
MENT.-We hear that it is designed
next spring to erect fine, large block
of elegant business houses on Main
,,ortI, oF tho
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nR. IOHNSrnn

Member Of the Royal College or Snr,.,r,
London; Graduate from one OF the NOS ,1.ft '.
IleIlt CoIleges In the United States, ami W..
me hHSrltalS of London, Paris. Phflal4ht.
anu elsewhere. has effected some OF tba 49, 49,
astonishing cures that were ever krH,,
ears when asleep, great nervo,ISna a,S5', aNa
| niarlned at sudden sounds. baShftlln,Ss '-.,s S
frequent hlushing, attended someiiIueg. " N
GeT,ngement of mind, were cunst INNS.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-02-24

"TrruoxI,Ls''-AW Washington writer,
speaking of the foolish and ridiculous giving
.t "tes,imonials" to every Que whose friends
are sharp enough TO propose such cause
says:
One Of the nuisances connected with the
prcseut war has been the presentation OF
testimonials" for which the public have
been severely taxed. Many u man has had
20 deny himself some comfart or perhaps ne
cessity, To contribute towards the purchase ol
equipments for an officer who had never made
in civil life one half Of the amount Of pay
and pcrQuisites Of bis new position. Horse,
swords, reyolvers and other "tcstinonials'
have been bestowed without stint. aud ia SOME
tew instan ces, che recipients have sfterward
cowardly fed. leaving their presents IN the
hands Of rebs, enemies. Nor does IL STOP
here. Services Of plate, houses with the mod
ronveoiences. purses OF money AID other ties
timonials" are lavished on succ' ssiul heroes
aud many q subscriber thereto ssdly Srudge'
his gift, vet he doesn't wish to be though,
mean or deficient in public spirit. lam glad
70 see that General Thomas prompted by q
noble patriotism, has declined one OF thesS
"testimonials. !" and has expressed wish thai
sny moneys raised for its purchase DO e1pen'
ded for the benefit Of wounded soldiers. Pool
enlisted men! Let brave officers have the glo-
ries Of victory-but let our charities 30 be.
slowed upon our suffering soldiers.
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81 Artemus Ward has written another
letter To his Bctscy about his visi. to Boston,
and hero Is what he Gays about tho Atlantic
Monthly:
The Atlantic Monthly, Bstsey. s reg.
Lar visitor 10 our wsstnn home. I like IL be-
cause il has got sense. IL don't print sto.
riss with piruu splendid fellen aud the hon
lat young men dis grec'ble idiots-ro that oul
darters very naturally prefer the piruts L
the honist young idiots; but Il gives usgoot
square American literature. The chaps tina,
vrite for the Atlantic, Bctsey. understand
their bisnis. They can sling ink, they can
I went in an saw 'em. told 'em tha
theirs vas high and holy mission. They
seemed quite grati6ed, and asked II had
seen the Crate 0rgin."