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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22
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MT. John Adams Of this city returned On
Thursday, evening, by stage, from a trip to
Leesburg. He left that place the day after after
the election, and reports the Democratic tick
ct, from Judge shafer, for Delegate to the last
name Of the county nominees, elected by about
so majority. The Radicals had speakers from
Montana, while the Democrats relied mainly,
almost solely upon the campaigning services of
that indOmitabIe worker in the Democratic
cause, Judge Beatty, who is legion in, himself
But the sparse vote, caused by the exodus or
more than half the population who were, there
in July, reduced the Democratic majority, as
fully three-fourths of all who left were Demo
Gratis. Lemhi, as part of Idaho county, has
done very well, all things considered, and un-
doubtedly secured the election of every one Of
the county candidates on the Democratic
ticket.
Mr. Adams reports new and rich discoyc-
ries of quartz in Lemhi
ManJ had gone down to Fall and Winter
diggings on Salmon river, there to stop until
the mining season would again open in and
about Leesburg.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

GRAND RoNDE ITEMs-From the La Grand
Sentinel of last Saturday we CLEAN the follow.
lug items:
Some Indians have revealed TO few citi-
zens Of the valley locality about fifty miles
from La Grande, away III the mountains, in
which fabulousy rich gold quartz is reported
10 have been found IN extensive hedges,
Nat. Roberts, of La Grauie. shot Il stage dri-
yer through the right breast u few days ago, IN
difficulty ia Il Dorado, Shasta mines, and
escaped The driver is likely to recover.
Hon. Lansing Stout, of Portland, and Col.
J. e. Dow, OF Baker county, made stirring
Democratic speeches in La Grande, on the
evening of Aug. 18th, to large audience. 10 b.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22
THE HEBREW RACE.

In the journal of the Statistical Society of
Paris and the annals ofhygiene and legal med
icine Of the same city, the following interesting
facts are recorded relative to the history and
conditions Of the Jews: ~ '-
The history of the Hebrew is, in many res rel
pects one of the grand episodes of modern civ
ilization. We cannot but wonder at their per.
slstent and eventually victorious struggle against
implacable prosecutions, instigated as well by
religious hatred as by desire to become DOS
sessed Of their great riches; their force Of ex-
pansion which led them to all parts Of the
known world; the concentration in their hands
OF large part of international trade; the tri-
pie agency-one, of an admirably special apti-
tude tor trade and finance two, of s0under
notions OF the power OF credit, at o time when
unprOductlye cOncealment and boarding we're
the methods of saving three, the exclusion of
the law of countries which tolerated their stay
i'll them from all active employment; the adhe-
sion to their religion, notwithstanding the in-
cessant endeayors to proselyte, which were of.
ten strengthened by the secular arm the not
less determined retention in the land of their
exile of the manners, traditions and customs of
Judea, their refusal to mix with the races by
which they were surrounded; finally, q certain
vitality. superior to those races which enables
them to be readily acclimated in all parts Of the
world. y. ..3s-* ~ era =
Their sobriety has always been known in
toxication is rare; habitual drunkards can
hardly be found We sec here q practical
commentary on the saying of the celebrated
lialler, that by far the larger part of those who
were noted for their longevity We're sober and
lived plainly. -
The Hebrew population in the different
countries of Europe is estimated in table be-
fore us to be 3,792, ,l32, Prussia not included
Russia contains the largest number, 1.425.78i
Next comes Austria, 1,058,174 Third on the
hist is Poland. 599,s79 England shows As, 600
and Ireland the lowest figure of all, being only
322 The National Aiaandc for 1854 se;s
down the Hebrew population of the United
States at 100000. This is an estimate evident
ly not too high.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

WaLLA WALLA ITEMs-The following items
are collated from the Statesman Of last Satur.
day:
A Mormon settlement is established seven
miles from Walla Wala. near Maxon's school
house. tus1 ea. ao f.E4
Capt John Sims. pioneer settler of Walll
Walla valley, has sold his farm, and started
back for his old home in Maryland. s
The Bank Exchange, the largest saloon in
Walla Walla, has been closed because OF dul
times. . .....a. a-..s e-eft e-s. 81. ..E
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

A VINDIcATIcN.-For the qualification Of
tho small band Of liars and soreheads who,
during the recent campaign, charged us with
having been Vigilante and Know Nothing,
we copy the following from tho Walla Wala
.StatcsmaH of last Friday:
Nor Su-The Radicals Of Idaho charge
that James O'Meara, of the IDAHO World,
was a sympathizer with the San Francisco
Vigilance Committee of lS56. Having lived
in San Francisco at the time, we can bear
witness that there is not particle of truth III
the charge. The charge that Mr.. OMearl
affiliated with the Know Nothings in Cahfor.
MIA, is equally false. H
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

OPINION OF JUDGE CHAsE.-The New York
correspondent of the Louisville Democrat has
| had an interview with Judge Chase. who has
lately arrived in that city. In his conversation
with the correspondent he is thus reported:
"As to the result in NoTcinbcr next, ne fully
expresses his conviction that the chaaces are
decidedly in favor of the Democratic nominees
i-provdlng there is no cheating round tho
board The Edmunds bin regulating the SOUTH
ern electoral votes, he looks upon asa fore
shadowing Of foul play, and the Democrats are
advised to keep their eyes on it accordingly,
Blair's letter, he says, is simply up to the cxi-
gencies of the times. He sees nothing revclu
tionary in it. On the contrary. he is inclined
to think that it aims to stop the revolution.
which the admission of carptt.bag Senators is
undoubtedly working in our form of govern
mert The letter, hence win do no harm, but
possibly mich guod, If it restrains the Jacobifs
from further outrages, by indicating what tte
future has in store for them"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

EXCELLENT STAGING in our recent trip
from Umatilla, in John Hailey's fast line of
stages We saw the best continuous string Of
stock we ever looked upon since the best days
days of staging in California, when the Califor-
ria Stage Company was in its highest pros
perity. All the way from Umatilla to Boise
City, out of about forty full four horse teams:
up and down the whole route. we saw but one
Indifferent horse, and that one had been sick 4
day or two, aad WIS to be put aside aud q fin"
one placed in his stead on the following trip
Each team was of frstratc American horses,
in splendid condition, with shining, sleek coat,
indicative of high feeding and tip-top care, and
the drivers and ostlers clearly felt proud Of
the several teams put under their drirership
and stable care. The harness were new. nicely
cared for, shining with the black oiish ana
rliable with the good cleansing and oiling law
ished on each set. Big time was made the
whole distance, and despite the fatigues of the
long journey, it is gratifying to the Traveller t''
ride behind such fine horses and good staging
| Punishment generally, and under the care Of
experienced and skinfui very careful drivers.
No wonder Hailey's line is popular. 1t de-
serves to be. a..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

the Radicals are now taking consolation from
the fact that the New York Herald predicts
tie election of Grant and Colfay, it is''welt
enough to call their remembrance to theislg-3
.niicant facts that tho same paper, in 15l4, g..
predicted the election of Clay and Frelins@
huysen and of Cass and Butler in 164s )a 1t
als, predicted the defeat of Buchanan aha
breckenridge, in 1856; and of Lineoln and
Hanlin, in 1850 Now it predicts the defvat
of Seymour and Blair, and by application Of
its rule of prediction, shese Democratic canii-
dates are certain to be elected. The Herald
is not noted for guessing the winning side. It's
forte is to Jump over to. that side after the
victory has been won, in spite Of its past oppp-
sitiun sr5 9a 10 JFH -'f AUS Af's' y 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

UMATTLLA TTFMS-Wc extract the follow
ing from the Press of Inst Saturday:
The steamers from Portland and Cello land
ed $50 tons of freight at eUmatilla duting Che
week. ..e. t.s3s y..o aglW .gsftCY $50. s8 -
p J. w. Bowman, Of Birch creek. has. . calf
six and half months old which weighs ESQ
pounds 3 "s9. '...' -
B. H. Bishop. newly appointed Postmaster
of Umati!la, has taken possession Of ;he oiiice.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

LET OFr.--A nollc proseqni has been enter
ed in the case Of the People of California VS.
Swaney, charged with having poisoned Scale
of Mariposa, to death, last year. Mrs Scale
and swaney were Selected to be accoinplices
in the crime =" *ON' z.:.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

TELrGRAprIC SUMMARY.-T dates are,
from New York, August 18th; from London,
August 18th. The funeral of Thad. Stevens. b,
was an interesting pageant. +. W. johnson
'killel Asa Roscnthai in Green River CITY.
Aug 10th, aud was in custody. G. w, Ryck-s.
man and B J. Brooks arc appointed store,
Keepers in SAP Francisco, under Tho new Inv
regulating distilled spirits an,t tabaccos Ihe q
importation of cattls into .Caaada has been ri
stopped, because of the disease in stock. The. &,
English papers say Thad. stevens death is not |.
4 ,,ubli,. loss firgEfn A5nIG1a9 3" ais3uNonS 81
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

I GprrSBAcks DowSwArsD .--The business
men of Humboldt county Nevada, have enters
cd into an agrcencn not to receive'green
backs at more than sevonfys cents on the dol.
lar---tAat being the going Sam Franciseo ratcs
for thtmaansYstg ot esssat bea .aeaulS6 sl'l
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

Huxc.-1Nc body yfofB..1s Tcmp!oton,, u
visalia, Gall was found hanging to tree, !
few days ago, oi, the bank q Taio river. thirt;
miles from visalia,I The hanging il Charged
to the Ku.KInx Klan.a "s' ss'a~." =
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22
j. II. Belts,

DAYSlCiAS. SURGEON. .ASn AccoCCHEJR Il.
l O1ce o. ems; side Of Mssi s,grei. Ia thp small
a't1 ous fpor north al Fasl..ou lses,sarant. Boat
aans OF High street. in IN" rrar o! ufti.c. apSsE
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

pt Exon WaRREN,s. 1.-Two saw miner yssters .
day ,sio lcit Warrenis0cafnp several dayssagesls
lie came by way ofdPayette Valley. ian.lssrtsoi
ports everybody lsasingi that bcanp % NhiinSW
has about closed Tor the season. ,fs. 4 N .sss
" Rs1Brr ExTstso BlssanHI Prof Kellogg.
+of saauEranesco, says that the eatrg u w:ld
rabbits is likely To- causc .apewor:n
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22
II. ZIPF. n. ID

OhTsIC!tS. SURGEON ASD AcCOCCHErE-
l U1ce OF head q. Wall street lnltu
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

p DrRNEnt--.On, the 1pightsefaAh ales eshsthe
town OF La Portes Galiteqaisssyas slsaoss TO-
tally burned. Less about $500,ooO.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

4 TTOgErT AND COUNSELOR At LAW. or.
n tcs on Wal! s;recs, opposite and below J ".
Fsod Co. e Store. Idaho Csgy. T. nIa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-22

JAS. HEALf, VI. d.,
OHYSICIiE AND SURGEON. oFYicE on EAST
| die q Montgomery street, thEse doors above
wil Iiaho City. niG
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

EUerU wear increases the Iopu-
LUrity of this COkuabIe Hail. Prep
drdtiOn, SUlich IS due to merit
alone. We can assure orr Old
patrons that IL IS Kept fully mp to
Its high standard, and to those
gUHO hare neUeI' SESed it ace can
confidently say, that 1t is the only
reliable aud perfected DPe1Ddrd-
ton 10 restore GRSE OR FADED
HAIR to its lTOIsfiIfut color, MAX
ing &c soft, IuStrOUS, and siIh;ef
the scalp, by its use, becomes
fCHite and cSeGn; &c 7elnOces all
ertIpti0Hs and ddndrHT, and On
its tonic properties pPeCeHts the
hair from falling OIt, as 1T Slim
siLuteS and HOUFisheS the hair
glands. By Its use the hair GFotUs
thicker and stronger. Ira badness
IL restores the capillary glands
to their normal CigOP, 0gtd fCiU
create q HeIU GIcIUfi ,c.Ccept fn
eltFeBIe old age. II Is the most
economical FiAEEs DRESSING
eCeP USed, as az requires Tet0eP
applications. and giccS the HHiP
that splendid glossy appearance
so mach admired 6y dU. n. 4.
Hayes, VI. D.. State 4ssGyer Of
Mass, Gays, "fte constituents are
11sfs'e aud carefully selected for
tt fke BEST PREPARATION for
Cts Intended parp0ses." Ne pub
Sfsh o. treatise on the hair, trhicb
zoe send free bU mail upoa appE-
cation, tChich contains c0.s,1tes:-
datOry notices from cleIggnses,
physicians, the press. and others.
We hare made TIE Sfadg Of tie
hair and ats dise0ses q speciality
for years. and EHotc that are make
L., nafs a-AaeEs raa NJ. ssSrfs.arN fnIs
tie restoration aud fhe tsreserr0-
fiOft Of the hair, ertGDt. and 50
acknowledged 6y the best Heidi
cal and Chemical Authority.
SD y IL Druggists a..3 Ds;irs - 1Esd.e:,.e
COOK, CoEuaN &. CO.
Ge3g i-ez:s f5- Ecrtl-YFcsts-G States,
81 2EARB93g ST, C4LcAG0. Ill.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

is willing to share all her sorrows. The
Old Mansion is lighted up and all within
seems Joyous and happy. Let us not in
trude, but direct our footsteps homeward
and there pray that he who hath brought
those two loving hearts together grant
that their happiness may never be less
than now.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
Testimonials.

ve1y large raaber Of important testisHoniGs hare
already BEEN received from Physcidn Clergyman, Apo
hecarieS and indeed from all classes IA society, spaI
ing the most flatterirg terms Of the WisIts IfHe
Compound.
DR.. NICHOLS Of NlrtlsssEd, IT., says;
al End the Waite Pine Compound to be rery e5oa-
cfoas not o,ly in coughs and other pala mic qsctio~s
bse also iR afecti ms Of the Kidneys debility Of TIE
ssoatdch and other kindred organs"
Rev. j. E. CHASE, Of Rumsey, n. IL, tcrItss:
"Ihdre for gears regarded yoGs White Pse Com
possYd as an iaraa5le remedy truly sag that
reqayd u as ecaciosis and u1a5is than
hare Just taken the oOD.pouSd for cold, Gsr ,coks
I eharasiEoiV."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY!
DIR. NV. POLAND'S
White PINE COMPOUND.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES.

at was early in the spring 1856 that this Com
pound was originated. A member oflny family was
afflicted with an irritation of the throat attended
with disagreeable cough. had for some months
previous thought that preparation, having FOX
its basis the inside bark ofwhte pine. might be
compounded as to be very useful in the case ofthe
throat and lungs. To test the value of it in the
ease alluded to, I compounded asmall quantity OF
the medicine that / had been planning, and gave
it in teaspoonful doses. The result was exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days the irritation
)fthe throat was removed the cough subsidized and
a speedy cure was effected. Soon after this sent
some to O lady in Londonderry, n H.. who had
oeen suffering for some weeks from a bad cough.
,ccasioned by sudden cold. and had raised lnucus
streaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
sent for more. She took about ten OUNCES of it,
and got well. j. B. Clark, Esq. editor ofthe Man
,hester Daily Mirror. made trial of the same
preparation in the case Of severe cold. and was
curel Immediately. lie was so highly pleased
with the results and confident ofsuccess attend
| ing its sales if placed before the public that he
| inally persuaded me to give ii a name and send
1 It abroad to benefit the suffering"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

EARMERs. TAKE NOTICE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
BOOTS g. SHOES.

TNHE undersigned is receiving from the
l. Eastern market his Spring Stock of Boots
and Shoes. which he offers TO the trade mu6 h
cheaper than any ether firm in Prescott. The
best Of Custom Work constantly on hand
and made to order. Repairing done neatly
and promptly. Call and examine my stock.
G.. Il. Eckstein.
Prescott, April IL, 1865. 5l-m2
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

Ge3I A-e2:a f3- Ecrtl-Wests-1 States
&! 2EAEB93E 81, CHICAGO. Ill.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
From JAxEs j. HorT.
BRApRoRp. n. H, sptsnssr, Is.

BRADFORD. ". H., September, 1890.
Dr. POLAND: In The Fall Of 1857, / took a re,y rio
lint cod schich bTeRgM a reJy cogh pan "
he SIDE aud lungs and raising biood. also reI
badly 6icsed sotth that troabeS0s tsisedSSfe Kie1
C,npIai-s For the three gears past ThQuc been rsrs
raisrq az, immense sight tph Dad cough after raising
slesS felt that my time here sH,st IL ssft unless
yzn7 cat reIief This STfIs Irds induced 10 fg p0lr
w rte fins Compound tsEgh ny fah 10 small
r asoaislHReai. b ore had taken tVo bottles
-, .sv5z Ia, ne kifneg trouble also ant could
resi- uShts ,Uithoak c1a-ss.sev -. ..-->. y, ----..r
hare taken nearly three bottles, and feeling like ICED
nan.
Mould add that my fatAer's fs,sy is iclfrcd to
died tCith Il.
The W hite Pine C5Hpsstrd. Gdsertised at length h
oar columns is not only 10 lie hariig, bat e
hiohIy approved medicine. DR.. j. ". Poland The IN
reqtor has The confidence Of the many toho kaoso him.
confidence ichch he enjoyed vAiIe iaboi.g usefy man,
esdTs as Baptist miniSSr. HIS experience as snt
fyer led ham 20 maxi experiments tohic issued IN has
sssdscal discopays-Boston Waterman and Reflector.
VALUABLE KEDTcTYE-Dr. Rolaads Whit
Pine Compound, adrcrtissd in our colwm.s
FIJI attempt 10 combine and apply The medical rtrs Of
ne Whit Pine bark. II has ben Thoroughly tested 6y
has tesimonidis 30 its uIse em persons rell koac 20
tr citizens He recommend rs trial IA all to So casea
,f disease 10 suhich 1t is adapted. II ia Cor sal. By all
su dru0gists--New York Independent
The White Pine Compound
rs sss~s,frctured at the NEW ENGLAND BOTAM
DE7'CT fO6 Hanover Stree B7stoa.
GEORGE W SWEET NJ D, Freprs~~.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26
WOOL, WOOL!

Tie highest price will be paid for Wool al
Tic New York Store. Hastings, MINI.
JOS. GUGGENIIIME & co.
L. 6.a2
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-26

The following Sabbath Witnessed the
uniting OF two pare hearts in the holy
bonds of matrinony, by the good Rev.
Hamilton. After the ceremony Bessie
and Harry were sitting in the little par
Ior at Mr.. Summers talking of tue past
aad rejoicing at the present. Harry
drew from bis pocket DR.. Benton's letter
and handing it TO Bessie, said read.
Ny DARLrxe CHILD-Other hands
than mine will deliver this to you, Bessie
YOU can never know the sorrow your
poor old father has suffered on account
Of your departure. 1t may be for the
best, / trust 1t is. Bessie never leave
your old home again and if a fathers
spirit can protect his child from s;n may
mine ever be the one TO protect you. Rev
/ Hamilton will tell you all. | cannot
write more now, do not forget your old
father. DR.. B
Long they sat there bordering what
this letter was meant to convey, when
! Fl. proposed walk to the old oak tree,
the oak was quite rs tall rs Bessie, and
The Ivy wound round and round it fol-
support.
"There" said Harry, ''now you shall
know why the acorn was planted.
was young and romantic then, you see
and thought when l camo back If
found the Ivy clipging to the oak for sui
port thro' storm and all the hardships 9
poor little Ivy is subjected to, j! might
the mere easily be impressed upon youi
m ind your want of support. Il strong arm
to lean upon through all the trials anC
misfortunes of life, and darling wifi
Just as long as my oak supports your Ivy
so long will this arm support and pro
tect vour own dear self How long the,
;ght have talked thus we know not
had not Rev Hamilton interrupted them
Harry nv boy after congratulatiug yol
on your future prospects allow me tn
pleasure Of announcing TO you, the fact
relating 10 tho will left INC, by Besse'
father and friend, that the mansion AM
all connected belongs TO you and your
henceforih, and may my little Bess We
see very many happy days unde
!, its dear old roof.
Dear reader LET us leave them here
Harry has the heart and hrnd of III
one he has long loved, and Bessie ha
a strong arm to lean upon, and one tina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
THE KRAFT CASE.
Report OF DE-. HOerner.

We present below the report OF DR.. Hoerner
the ab c chemist, to whom was committed the
analysis CT the stomach Of NJ. Krsrt. The pre-
uniaary examination OF " Dr." Clayton viii
come OF tuis afternoon, At two O'Clock, before
squire Griffith:
MEMPHIS, TENN, September Is, 1868.
5. SamelsOu, Esq, Coroner OF Shelby County:
ST.. On Sunday, the 18th Int a man named
L KRAFT, who resided en- Market street, In thus
city, died under ces wh!cd led to a
SUSPECT n ~ the part OF his e atfves and Others,
thzt lie had been poisoned. Tue death occurred
at our Oc eek in the afternoon, and II Coro-
ner wa not notified Of the fact until the next
morning. whsn Jury was ~empanneled ard
"a inquest holden on the corpse. Frofl
testimony elected, the fact that the
deceased came 10 his death from causes
c early proven to warrant the jury TO return a
veruict 20 mat effect or, 10 use the worOs OF
the verde the drceaseI came 10 bis death
from mez1 iue Administered 20 him by DR.. J.
Buckley tley ton" Drs. Szsrenyi and Douoho
were called upon by the Coruner TO make a post
moItem xau,Hs ion, which WAS done, snG the
stomach WsE takeu from the body and 6eiy-
cred To me Tor a Careful ana accurate chemieal
anal ia. tbs was At TIVE We o'eIock N. on
Monday, t,OcHty hours after death.
/ brOushy the stomach TO my laboratory, and
al cur o lUck = IN. tie karas dsy l opsued It.
II TIE presence Of LIS SZsre1yi and Donoho 1
fo0nd It empty, completely void, with the ex-
~csptiJu Of u small plees of muskmelon; and
the lover portion o. u was covered vi h patches
o. liberation
4AGlS DCApA hD ClNttItt ApI ID u NOEA upon,
I took ne AI3mscn Ilself, and cutgiog 1t into
small pieces. extracted q portion with alcohol,
another with mnriaiic acid, sno her with
water tt3., using all the tests which the chem
Ist has for norp Inc and The various opium
EOlssns-tAkiDg tbs utmost care in my expert
msnts. ARiso made Js S ior metallic and other
pOtsons, aud have now the nonOr 70 report to
you that 1 discovered no traces Of poison OF
any Cesul iptiOn.
1his set, which, SO far as ny labors are con-
cerued IS conclusive. by no means proves that
9 Ii was not caused bg pObon.
IuS medicine, whatever It was, was admins
tered Sc ysTs1 ours befels death occurred, two
cops Of SJ.o- z coffee having asO been admin
i-Lrrei ID the patient In the meantime. rne
ex tmtsaJi0n d. not Tor twenty
fur ncurs 4ltOr Death, a-d abundant time mad
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