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MARRIAGE,

reflect thata sound mind end body are the
most necessary requisites 70 promote con.
nubiaI happiness. Indeed, without these
the journey through lie becomes weary
pilgrimage; the prospects hourly darken 70
the view, the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy
r. q, ction that the happiness OF another be-
comes blighted with our own.
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Undertaking.
FRIEND Il son,
1S4 Main Street,

A Ii I HE latest IMPROVED
tAsSsss OF FULL GLASS METALLIC
dsS;anaEi Els, Gases and Wood Coffins, Rich
raj Sns In Innings and Trimmings. Funs.
GAIN promptly attended 10, mar2s
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Has discovered the most certain, speedy
and only etiectual remedy In the world for
weakness In the back or limbs, structures,
affections OF the kidneys or bladder, invOl-
untary discharges, impOtency, general de-
bility, NERVOUSNESS, dyspepsia, languor,
low spirits, confusion of ideas, palpitation
OF the heart, Iimidity, trembling, dimness
Of sight or glddineSs. disease OF the head,
throat or skin, affections OF the lungs,
liver, stomach or bowels, those terrible dis
orders arising from solitary habits OF youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal TO
victims than the songs Of the sirens TO the
mariners OF Ulysses, blighting their most
brilliant hopes and anIicipationS, render
ing marriage, &C., impossible.
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For Rent.

CECOND AND THIRD STORIES OF
> Franklin Insurance Company's build
ny. For particulars apply at their once,
on Monroe street, or TO GEO. w. FRA NJ
Helm or VI REILLY. marin
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For Sale.

u,HE PROPERTY OF JOHN &. CHAND-
Ter, on Hampton street. For terms in
.IIire of NJ A. CHANDLER,
imarI.h At First National Bank.
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For Rent.

fNuE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
Street Railway Company, in Mcclure
House Building. Apply to
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WANTS.
Wanted.

o,,rrAT1oN BY A PRACTICAL BOOK {;
SKEEkkPER, competent to keep any set saC OF
books S on former former and present employers.
n,nrlE.a
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, April 10, 6 P. NJ.
MONEY-Very easy during the
earlier hours Of the day. and loans were
made from 7 per cent down to per
cent, and at the close the demand IN
creased, and the final business was at
CO., per cent.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures
was firm at 1O9i@109s for prime
bankers 60 days sterling, and llot9
ll0f for sight.
GOLD-Closed up firm at lll5@
lll4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Strong
and higher and in impoved demand.
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r. T. MI Q " a T..
CHRISTIAN LiEDL,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER

4 Nd WIG MAKER, HAS REMOVED
n 10 No. Ill Main street, Wheeling w. Va.
Ladies and Children's Hair Cutting
hhl Hair Dressing Saloon attached, where
Moles can have their hair dressed in the
latest styles anrlh
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REMOVAL.
f. StriH, Dyer and Repa,rer

L AS REMOVED TO WEST SIDE OF
- Market square. Mrs. Graham's old
ana repair all kinds OF shawls, dresses and
Jules, fancy gooas at the shortest notice.
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Wanted.

1ouRNEYMAN TAILOR AND CGI
a TER. Must bring good recomHeho"
zion as to character and sobr1ety.
Apply in WALLACE & BRO,
l. Martins Ferry, u.
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DIR, A, S. TODD'S
Anii-BiGouS Or Liver Pills,
A Family Medicine
Tried and I'm Use 40 Years.
ONCE USED
ARE NEVER ABANDONED.

Tested by Thousands Of PerEons IN this
Community and Vicinity. They have con.
tlnuaIiy Increased IN Popular Favor, and
are Acknowledged by all 10 be the best Pill
FOg LIVER COMPLAINT.
USE ONLY DR. a. -. TODD'S PILIS
For Dyspepsia.
TsE DIR. A. TODD'S PILIS
For Sick Headache,
UsE D.. 4. n. TODD'S PILLS
For DtDoydered StoInachs,
UsE DR. 4. y. ToDD's PrLLs
For Indigestion Of FOOD,
UsE Dg. A. \. T0DD's PILLS
; or Acidlty Of the StOmach.,
USE DIR. A. n. TODD'6 PILLN
For Constipation Of the EOweiA,
USE DR. a. ~. TODD'N PILLS
For PalpitaiIon 81 the Heart,
Use DIX. a. ~. TODD'S PILIS
For Impurities Of the Blood,
UsE DR. 4. n. TODD'H PILLS
For Pains In the Head,
Use DH. A. n. TODD-S PILLS
For Pains IN the eide,
USE DIR. 4. y. TODD's PILLS
For Family Medicine,
UsE DIR. A. y. TODD'H PILLs
Sold By Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
LAUGHLIS BROTHERS a co.
Druggists,
Proprietors, to whom address all orders.
OF
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich Blood---ln-
crease ofFIesh and Weight Clear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Agre cured for my cents
THERE'S not remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever and Ague, and MI other
Malar!ous, Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Feversl, aided 10y RAILWAYS
PILl,S,l sn quick aS RAILWAYS READY
RELlEE. Pity Gents per Bottle.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


Toledo Market.
-. TOLEDO, April .le.
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat active and 293c
better amber Michigan at 81 1l@
l III; No. 2 red at 81 66. Corn firm
and a shade better high mixed at 4S3c;
low do at 4S9c white at 5O4c. Oats
dull and unchanged; No. 2 at 59c.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firmer at
Sl2 IS. Lard firm at SIC.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILL|AN RESOLVEHl

RESOLNENI communicates through the
Blood Sweat, Urine, and other huii, and
juices OF the system, the NigOr OF Lie, for II
repairs the wastes OI tie body with new ana
sound material. ScygftIu, SgJ,A'n, COJNunip-
ton, GtdndIIdr disease, jiC,IS Hihc IHyuli
parts CJthc SyHfnI, Sore Eye,, SirHHOyoiS as.
charges from the EiUS, 1rId the UxN GOI7,D N
Skm Discusses, EJ1tpitonS, Fercr ISy1,S, .ScUIG
HeGd, Rang worm, !SIH RhciuH, ErNiprt,m,
Acne, Bidck Spots, HORNS "a The Fi,sh, Tie
mOTS, Cancers ~ the IiOBib, and all UedI7tlQ
and pdi,!fW dncI"Jg'S, Nigh Sio'uis, Los, ~
Sperm, GId all WuaH 81 the iyir JTWcipiC, u5y
Wdhm the curufre rGngc of MH uundCr Of
Modern chemistry, and Il yrlC ddpN' ne iO,h
prOuc 10 G1iy person using 4 J,0' cthcr gl N,',
OIInS N dLscuses rs pNtCmt IOLrEr 10 CNrr hmm
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REMOVAL.
6 Main Street.

A GRAHAM'S STEAM DYEING AND
~. Cleaning Establishment has been re-
moved TO
NO. I66 Main Street.
formerly occupied by Mrs. Cunningham
millinery store, where she will continue
The business in all of its various branches,
such as Ladies' Merino, Drlaine, Silk and
other Dresses; also Shawls, Bonnets, &C.
IantOn Crepe Shawls cleaned or dyed TO
COX equal 10 new. Also Goats, Vests and
Pants cleaned or dyed. Satisfaction guar
anteCd to all who NAV favor me with their
custom. Remember the place, No. l66 Main
Sheet, third door below Market alley.
apr1-rb
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Manila Indigo.
BrOOuh.

On0 poZ- FANCY AND GOOD PLAIN
ZUU Rrooms.
Jest received and for saIe by
fsH II. REILLY.
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w ANTED.

) 600 BUSHELS CORN
- LIST, DAVENPORT q PARKS,
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An VOICE OF GUSPOwDER.
"A Young Hvson, Old Hyson, OoIong and
English Breakfast Teas, Just received and
for sale by n REIIJY-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-29
From New York.

New YORK, Feb. 29.-An Albany dispat ch
says the judiciary Committee will recommend
the impeachment of Judges Cardozo and Bar,
nard.
At the village of Beluidere, near Elmira,
postmaster Bullock has been arrested ON the
charge of persistently robblng the mails 10 the
Office. Tn ore instance bag containing $4,000
had been rifed.
One of the matters which it is said will be
presented to the Judiciary Committee against
Judge Cardozo, charges him with withholding
the decision il simple case since 1870 and
then asserting that the notes of the case had
been lost and he could moi decide. The suit
was on the recovery, by a sister OF u descendant,
of property left her.
The impression is prevalent that while Lcet
l. Co., may lose the general order business
they will continue to keep their bonded ware
house. 1t is understood that the District At
torney cannot prosecute the merchants who
bribed the Custom House officials on the testl-
mouy taken before the investigating commlt-
tee, the statute eXemptng snch witnesses from
liability. IF independent prof arises in the
prosecution of the officials 1t will be made the
basis of suits against the merchants
An interview with ex Secretary Seward at
Auburn yesterday elected his opinion on the
w
omission exists in the present treaty, in that it
does not insist upon an apology by England for
the Queen proclamation, but that war with
England is impossible and that the time for the
settlement of the Alabama Claims has not yet
arrived. The demand for sum of money for
consequential damages, is. 10 his opinion, be-
meath the dignity of our government
Graves cotton factory at Cralgvle, Orange
county was burned Tuesday. Loss 500
An Ottawa dispatch states that the Hon;
James Howe condemns the policy of England
10 withdrawing her troops from Canada, pre-
diets rupture between the Home govern
ment and the Dominion if better understand
ing is not arrived at, jeers the cowardice of
England in concentrating its army and navy
around the islands of Great Britain, urges in
dependence as the only course open TO Cana
dams, and asks the people to prepare for sep
araton.
Remington and Sons print card denying
the Injurious statements reproduced IN this
country from NJ. Places organ in France rela-
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NEWS Of THE DAY.
"2o sl,og tie pc,y age aud Jo'ly Of tie Times


Mr.. w. w. Colcoran was last heard from on
the 10th inst, at which time he was still In
Cannes. His general health seemed to be i'm
proving. but his eyesight and lamcness were
no better His sou-in law, MIR. EustlS;; was ash u"
bly, y 1 return to the u. S. sometime in March,
unless Mr.. Eustis should be worse, in which
case he will remain longer.
A delegation of silk manufacturers was yes
terday before the Committee of Ways and
Means to urge the continued protection of their
branch of industry The capital invested has,
they say, Increased. from three to twenty five
millions, and affords employment tor sixteen
thousand operatives.
A naval general coult-nartial is in session at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard which presents new
feature in its organizations in that Staff officers
form part of the Court The President is Com
modore Barry, of the Pay Corps, aud Commo-
dore Denuston, of the same Corps, is a menu
her,
1t is understood that the bridge whose fail
ure caused the late terrible catastrophe on the
Cincinnati and Louisville railroad, is third
bridge of that peculiar structure which has
broken down on that road in the three years
of its running
A hundred thousand tons of Scranton coal
were sold at auction at New York, yesterday,
| at the following prices Lump, So 40l3 ID !;
steamboat, S37777l egg, So. 523a3. 724 CRATE,
So. 55a3 IS stove, $4a4.225 chestnut, 500
a3.;j5.
The National Sunday School Convention will
meet at indianapolis on April 9Th. The Exec
utive Committee were in session at Plttsburg
Yesterday, and completed the preliminary ar
| rangements.
A louisville firm, S. P Sui, & Co. ARE reported
to have entered into whiskey transaction of
immense proportions, purchasing all the
available stock in the United States, aud 1t is
expected that they will control the market.
The body of Clement McCaust, deputy T..
S. marshal was found yesterday. eighteen
miles from Frog Point, Dakota He persisted
in the recent storm, while pursuing an escaped
prisoner
1t is said'that Justice David Davis, Of the
s. Supreme Court gsEm i, eapq relatye for
cousin. lt is said, Of the late Mr. Henry Win
ter Davis, Of Maryland.
The Union Pacific railroad is again open,
and the trains are moving regularly but the
snow in the mountains is likely to interrupt
communication till May
The Legislature of Ohio has passed bill re-
stricting the amount which may be recovered
from railroad companies as compensation for
causing DEATH to $4,000.
While at Chicago, the japanese Embassy
gave $500 for the relief of the poor of that
city.
Colonel James Fisk s horses and carriages
were sold in New York yesterday at auction
and brought $4,000.
Six Jurors who don't read the newspapers
are all that could be found in New York in
two days to try Mayor Hall
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From Mexico and Texas.

New YORK, Feb. pa special dispatch
from Matamoras dated February 2Sth says =
The river steamer San Juan LETT Brownsville
this morning for Canlargo loaded with bonded
goods The Mexican authorities abandoned
the idea Of stopping her en.ronte. but propose
to start force and in CONJUNCTION with Cortlna
capture Cauiargo before her arrival.
Reports via IauIpico states that the rcvoIu-
tiunist> have captured San Luis Pntosl.
y Brownsville, Texas. special OF the 18th
says IA meeting Of prominent stock ralsers III
Western TeiaS is called for the purpose Of
terminating depredations. In the absence OF sup,
port from the government they will advocate
protecting themselves by making repri$als. -
The feeling here is very bitter.
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From RichHnO nd.
| Correspondence Of the Alexandria

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, Feb 2S.-The Senate to. day
took up the House resolution extending the
session; but laid it on the table for the present,
for the reason that there were not enough Sen
ators present to pass 1.-THE constitution re-
curing three. ffths vote to do it. Twelve
out of forty three Senator's are absent.
The House ordered to engrossment the
following bills; to amend the registration law;
extending the time for the collection of taxes in
certain counties, amended by the Insertion Of
the city Of Alexandria; to provide for the re-
division of certain counties into townships in-
Guiding the county of Fairfax; to prevent boys
under twelve years from carrying fire. arms;
amending the charter Of Charlottesville; to pro-
vide for artificial legs to citizens of the State
who lost theirs during the war, including col
orcd employees to amend the act authorizing
to amend the code in reference to the jurisdic-
ton Of County Courts.
The House passed the Assessment BILL as
amended, ayes l04, noes 5, and the bill for the
redivision of Rockingham county into town
ships.
Among the hllsiptrolnce1 moo 80. :: :" mp.
to amend the code in relation to the fees of
sheriffs.
When the hour for recess came the House
had under consideration the bill to adjust the
claims of Washington and Lee University
against the State, growing out OF donation of
State bonds by the late Geo. Peabody and
which were lost
The Senate had under consideration nearly
all day the bill to allow the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad Company to condemn and
take at its appraised value, the outstanding
stock of the Virginia and Tennessee, Southside,
and Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Compa-
MES. which was variousy amended and passed
The bill providing for the payment of four
per cent interest upon the public debt being
taking up Mr.. Thomas indicated his intention,
should vote to reconsider the vote by which
the bill was ordered to its engrossment prevail,
to offer substitute An attempt was made
to lay the bill upon the table pending which a
motion to adjourn prevailed.
At the nig ht session Of the House the bill to
provide for the adjudication Of the claims of
Washington and Lee University against the
State was ordered to be engrossed.
A petition of citizens of Prince William
against the removal Of the Courthouse was
presented
A bill to incorporate the Bank of Berryvil'e
was passed and the bills to amend the road law,
with House amendments, and to submit to
vote OF the people the proposed amendment to
the Constitution in regard to usury, were order
ed TO be engrossed.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
LEGISLATURES TO THE GAZETTE. !
THE EXTENSION OF THE SESSION.

RICHMOND, Feb. 29.ln the Senate, to-
day. the Joint resolution from the House, ex-
tending the present session of the Legislature
for thirty days from the 4th OF March, was
taken mp, and the Senate refused to concur,
but amended the resolution by inserting fifteen
days, making Tuesday the 18th OF March the
day for final adjournment, and as amended the
resolution was adoptcd-aycs %. noes $
Messrsr. Thonr,s aud Taylor voting in the
affirmative.
The resolution was immediately reported tc
the House, which body at once concurred-
ayes 81, noes "a, Mr.. Neale voting 10 the
negative u.
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In the House of Representatives, yesterday
the President was requested to inform the
House in regard to the enslavement of Chi
in Cuba BY the orders yapassgSaaaa Tss
was amended and recommittcd Mr.. Townsend
offered, but afterwards withdrew, resolution
for the withdrawal of the American claims
against Great Britain for indirect damages.
Mr.. Beck S resolution calling upon the War
Department for information in relation to the
sale of arms since the close of the war was
adopted The House discussed bill in rela-
ton to Wisconsin Railroad until the hour Of
adjournment
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There is good deal of comment on the re.
cent action of the West Virginia constitutional
convention to exclude lawyers from the Legis-
lature. 1t has been agreed that no attorneys
and salaried officers of railroads are to be ad
mitted hereafter as legislators. The exclusion
of the legal profession would be unjust, absurd,
and mischievous This is another of the new
tangled ideas of the day. Public offices and
honers should be left open for citizens of all
professionalism lawyers are frequently most
useful and valuable members of legislative
bodies.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-'l'he pressure of the inn
nlen>c mass of people who collected to view the
royal procession on Tuesday last and the fall
of two stands whcrcon people had congrcgated
to view the demonstration We're attended with
much more caamltous results than AT first sup
posed 1t is now learned that five persons
were killed and thirty injured. The wounded
were conveyed to the various hospitals 10 the
city and are being properly attended to-
LONDON, Feb 29-Thc Times this morning
again discusses the Alabama case and claims of
the United States government and says Eng,
land will pay nothing save what she is required
to in obedience 70 the decision of the Geneva
tribunal Of arbitration. She has never dream
ed of offering any compromise of difficulties
outside of the treaty fthe treaty is a failure
it is the fault of the American government.
PARIS Feb. 29-Thc committee on Capitu.
latonS. of the National Assembly, is still en-.
gagged in examining into the facts connected
with the surrender Of the Notifications Ut Metz
by Marshal Bazaiuc during the late war with
Germany A delegation from the municipal
council of Metz has arrived in Paris en- route to
Versailles where they intend to testify against
the Marshall The committee will hear the
testimony of the delegation on the 9TH OF March.
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tive to the French aims contracts, and states
that the publication Of the report Of the
French commission will completely exouerate
them from anything dishonorable
The Oyer and Terlniner court is crowded.
The Stokes case is being heard, Messrs Bart
lett and Mexican addressing the jury in sub:
sanitation If then plea that the drawing and
all tn" proceedings in obtaining the grand Jury
by which the Indictment Was found against
Stokes were illegal and irregular
I'm the Common Pleas Court Mayor Hall
and counsel appeared.a dense crowd being pre-
sent The names of the eleven Jurors already
accepted were read and the court proceeded t.
obtain the twelfth and last juror. Several par
tie, were examined and rejected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-02-29

In the Senate, yesterday, after Mr. Summers
speech on his resolution of Enquiry into the sale
Of arms to France, vote was taken on the mo-
ton to reconsider Mr.. Conkling's amendment
which is, that the Committee shall also inquire
whether any Senator has been in criminal col
fusion with foreign Government, and the mo-
ton was lost. Mr. Schurz offered an amend
ment regarding the character of the arms sold
Mr. Harlan replied to Mr. Sumner and the
Senate adjourned.
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The Washington Star says, lit may be safely
assumed that the correspondence in r~"e""oe
between the Governments of the U. ). and
England will end in the reputation by Eng
land of the scheme for arbitration by the Ge-
neva Conference. In any event, it may be
most positively stated that this Government
will continue to firmly insist on its rights to
present the claim for indirect or consequential
damages, and unless the English Government
recedes from the position it has taken, and
agrees to submit the whole matter to honorable
and impartial arbitration, all efforts on the part
of the United States to secure an adjustment
will be abandoned, and the subject in contro
versy left precisely as it stood prior to the meet
ing of the Joint High Commission. 1t il
believed in diplomatic circles in Paris that the
British Government will at last concede the
competency of the Gevena Arbitration to take
indirect claims under consideration. 1t is ex'
pected that the reply of the United States
Government will be as conciiiatory in tone a:
was the note from Lord Granville.
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On HIS RoUNbs. --1'hcScottsv'llc Va. Regis

On HIS ROUNDS. --1hcScottsv lie Va: Regis
ter says:
On Saturday mornng last a young man,
apparently about twenty-three years Of age,
landed at this place from the packet boat, and
seemed particularly d"-ircIl> OF farming the
acquaintance o! some Mason Of hieh standing.
This done. wr learn that hr appealed to the
Lodge for pccuniarg aid. He Wa duly inter
viewed by some of the fraternity and We pre-
sumo that they were not entirely satisfied with
his story, and he was not aided. lbs tales
we're too conflicting to be plausible. lie seem
ed to be modern Hercules in strength, offer
ing to bet he could raise a 10 gallon caSk Of
whiskey to his lips and drink from the bung
hole He told some he had 800 with hlm-hr
told Others be had no money at all. lie wa
very anxious to borrow >evrnty-hve cents FROM
friend White on the plea of being brother
Mason, till the next morning. but White
"couldn' see it in that light He left thr
night of the day on which he cane. conr~ius
his way Richmondward.
He gave his name a. Craig. is about L ieet
high, has black, piercing eyes. and long, black
hair-nclined to curl: The public will do well
to lie warned Of him