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Young Men,

who have injured themselves by certain prac,
tic0, INDUCED when alone. a habit frcoueltl.
learned from evil companions, or At school, nc
ELECTS OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured, renders marriage impot
siblc, and destroys both body and mind, shoul
apply Immediately,
What Rpity that young man, tho hope OF Il Q
country, tho pride OF his parents, should le
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments OF
lie BY tho consequences Of deviatlng lrom the
path OF nature, and indulginR in certain secret
habit Such persons must, before contemplating
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Take Particular Notice.

Dr.. Iishblatt addresses all those who have in.
luTed themselves by improper :indulgences and
uniting them for either business, study, society
or marriage.
These arc some OF the sad and melancholy 81
Iects produced by the early habits Of youth, viz
weakness OF the back and limbs, pain In the
breast dimncss OF sight, loss Of muscular power
palpitation OF the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irr.
liability, symptoms Of consumption, arrangement
OF the digestive functions, &C.
MENTALLY.-Tho effects on the mind aSC
much 10 BIO dreaded. Loes Of memory, confusion
OF ideas, depression Of gpirits, evil forebodng
timldlty, &C., arc some OF tho evils Produced
Thousands ofpersons OF all ages can now judgt
what is the cause Of their declining health, losInG
their yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
emAciAted, having singular APPEARANCE abogi
the eyes, cough, and symptoms Of consumption
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Compliments to Wheeling Gentle-
men.

Compliments to Wheeling Gentle-
A West Liberty correspondent Of the
Petersburg Journal furnishes the follow
ing:
Prof W. II. Morton failed 10 make his
appearance at the last meeting Of our In
sIlIute. This was great disappointment
tOnany, as o large and Intelligent audi
elCe had assembled Tor the special pur.
rose oil hearing him. But the disappoint.
ment was more easily borne from the fact
that hesent his excuse at the hands of his
fellow co'worker in the College, Prof.. J..
a. McEwen. He was accompanied by
~ Hugus, a young attOrney-at.law, Of
wheeling, Both these gentlemen made
some remarks and In such good style and
10 so eitectivea manner that the audience
ielt less kecnly than they otherwise would
have done the disappointment.
alt. Hugus spoke first and in a mild,
plain manner discoursed on several OF the
absorbing topics OF the day. He spoke
specially OF the opposition existing In the
different parts Of the State to our Normal
school System. lie said this opposition
arose from want Of knowledge as to the
manner IN which they are conducted.
tie had shared in this opposition ut ono
time, but was free from it now. He
thought the Normal School System to DO
Indispensable to the success Of our free
school system. His remarks were well
received and we hope appreciated.
Frot McEwen seemed at home on the
sage lie Is man above the medium,
ane and commanding in appearance, and
ass0od talker. He spoke on various sub.
lscs' His remarks were practical and to
The point, and there was vein OF humor
running through them all that highly
Pleased the audience, and, although lie
spoke for nearly an hour, the audience
seemed not wearied in the least.
All who made the acquaintance Of the
tToyoung gentlemen seemed very much
Pleased with them. They both arc jus,
starting in lie, and We wish them abund,
ant success and bid them God speed Il
Aetr chosen professions. ::
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Baltimore Cattle MARKET.

|
BALTIMORE, May 16-BEEF CATTLE
The market has been quite active this
week, mitch more so than last week, but
the quality, Though Of fair order, was
not so good as 1t was then throughout the
list. The cattle this week, considering
quality, were fully to per lb higher than
at the close OF our last report-p prices
ranged at 81 75as 12i, but few are SELL
ing at the lower figure. There were
about the usual number Of Washington
dealers In market, and Their purchases
about as last week. Prices to-day for
beet cattle ranged as follows: Best
Beeves 81 37a9s III; that generally rated
first quality So 124a7 81; medium or
good lair quality S. 25aG 1871; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows "a 75a5 IS;
inferior and lowest grades Of, cattle
80 OOaO OO-general average Of the
market to-day SO ST.; extreme range
oil prices 81 75aS 12t. Most Of the
sales were from SO IS to 81 ST. per 100 lbs.
OF tho receipts 46 head came from Mary
land, 275 from Ohio, $3.50 from Pennsylva.
mia, 100 from 1llinois,-total receipts for
the week 500 head, against 9S2 last week,
and ,7SS head same time last year. .0fthe
offerings GS6 head were taken by Balu-
moro butchers 175 head sold to Wash.
ington and Annapolis butchers, and ID to
country dealers-total sales Tor the week
$40 head, against 021 last week, and 697
head same time last year. a. r. .,
SHEEP AND LAMDs-The receipts OF
sheep this week were again large, exceed.
ing IN number even the arrivals OF last
week, and In excess OF the demand
which Is only fair for good, while common
sheep are very dull. There are very few
wool sheep on the market. Prices have
given away under the heavy supply, and
ut the close of tho market today Quota.
tions continue to have downward ten.
dency. We quote lair to good sheared Al
5a6c; good to extra at Ga0Ec, and wool
sheep at 7aSc per ID gross. Lambs in
, fair demand; we quote at So 90 to IS OC
, per head, as to size and quality. Receipts
this'week were 8,96S head, against s ,564
last week, and S,723 head same time last
year. -
! Hostile market during this weel
has been running In about the same rut IL
which 1t has cOnrsed for several weeks
, past keeping along in the even tenor o
It's way, prices neither recedlng nor I'D
, vanclDg.5 The supply Of corn.led hog
j has been quite fair, and the demand good
: slllers are not so plentiful, and slow o
sale. we quote corn.ted hogs at SO co.
0 so, and still.led at IS 50a8 90 per 1OC
lbs net. Receipts this week 7.047 head
: against 6,s4S last week, and 6s81 head
the same time last year. ~
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, May 1s.-FLouR-Dull
and the market unsettled Xxx spring
81 25aS 90.
GRAN-Wheat-D Demand fair; No. /
q 90; No. 2, 81 80. Demand &C,
tive and prices advanced; No. 2, Ale
eorn-No. Q mixed 49c. Rye-Excited
and prices higher; No. 1. S3C. Barley
Demand fair No. 2 tall, G44c.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May 1s.-ToDACCo-Sales
70 hide. No change In prices.
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Marriage,

reflect that sound mind and body arc the mos:
necessary requisites 10 promote connublAl hal
piness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospects hourly darkGn 10 the view, the mird
becomes Swallowed with despair, and allied
with the melancholy reflection that tho happiness
OF another becomes bIGhted with our own.
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Young Men,

especially, who have become the victims OF SOL.
tary vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps 10 an unhmoly grave
thousands Of young mon Of the most exalted tai
ents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
nave entranced listening SenAtes with the thug.
detings Of eloquence, or walked to ecstasy tho
living Tyre, may call with full confidence
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now YORK money and stock Market.

NEW YoRx, May 1s.-GOID- Opened
OF 1884,, fell to 118g and closed dull Of
l13ia1l3S. Loans at 1a6 per cent
for carrying. Clearings 100000; ship
ments to-day $OS7,OOO, for the week
$3257 900.
MoSEY-Easy, opened at 5a6 per cent
aud closed at 2a8 per cent.
STERLING ExCHANGE-109t.
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

To supply awAnt felt for O real genuine good
article OF Soap Of reasonable price, the under.
signed tanow manufacturing such an Article, aa
all testify who have seen and used
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GovERNMENTs-Qulet and steady.


SToCKs-Advanced considerably on the
efforts Of the bears to cover. The practl
cal certainty of the ratification Of The
supplemental treaty Of Washington i'm
parts great strength to the market. The
greatest rise was on Eric and Cleveland,
Columbus s. Indiana Central, the former
sold up to 2Si, the latter to 40s. 1t is
rumored that the Vanderbilt party has
taken hold Of the latter stock. The mar.
ket closed strong and active. s
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. May 1s.-FLouR-Quiet and
unchanged.
GRAIN--Wbeat--Dull for spot but
fairly active for speculation; prices higher;
No.2 spring 81 50, spot; 81 SO, seller
June; 81 "a, seller July. NCorn-Demand
fair and prices advanced; No. 2 mixed
47fa47tc, spot; 4Sta4s9c, seller June,
Oats-No. 2, 4lic. Ryc-No. l and Q
s5c. Barley-Qulet and o shade flrmeri
Fo. 2 fall 60a05c.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY--Demand fair and market
firm at S5ic.
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DIR. FISHBLATT

Has discovered the most certain, speedy and on. r
euectuAl remedy in the world for weakness In the
back or Limbs, structures, affections OF tho kid
neys or bladder. involuntary discharges, lmpC.
teHcy, general debility, nervousness, dyspeptiA,
anguor, low spirits, confutioR Of ideas, palpitG.
uon Of tho heart, timidity, trembling, dimness
OF sight or piddiness disease Of tho head, throat
OF skin, affections OF the lungs, liver, stomach.
solitary habits OF youth-secret and solitary
practices, moro fatal to victims than the songs Of
the sirens to the mariners Of Ulysses, blIghtInS
lheir most brilliant hopes and anticipations, ren
dering marriage, &e,, impossible.
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DR.. rlshDlatt refers to the following

Professors:
II. s. NEWTON, MD.
6. NJ. ROBERTS, N. D.
]. HEINE, NJ. D.
PAUL ALLEN, N. D,
CALVIN RIVENBURG, MI
H. MORGAN SWEET, NJ. D.
II. HERMANEE, n. D.
]. HARRIS, NJ. u.
JOSEPH D. FRIEND, MD.
W. W. WATERMAN, NJ. D.
]. E. SN0DGRASS, NJ. D.
ISAAC SPANGLER, N. D.
W. W. HADLEY, NJ. D.
EDWIN FREEMAN, N. D.
. MILTON SAUNDERS, NJ. D.
CHARLES HART, NJ. D.
ALEX. WILDER, N. D.
T. NJ. HOLDEN, NJ, D.
r, @. SMITH, NJ. D.
Z. BAY, NJ. D.
OF NEW YORK.
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he who places himtelf under tho c,re Of DR.
Fishblatt, may rcllgiously confde In his homo.
as a9entlemAn, and confidently rely on his skill
as q phySiCiAn,
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-GRocERIEs--
Sugar-Demand good; inferior to COM
mon, 5ta6ic; fair to strictly fully fair, ga
99c; strictly prime, 10c. Molasses-Good
demand; thin plantation, 25aSOc; fair re-
boiled, Acc; good fermenting, Acc.
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L1yERD1sEAsEand
SIMMONS
REGULATORY!

and q hundred other symptoms. siMMoNSs
LIVER REGULATOR 10 tho remedy ,beSt that
has ever been discovered for these ailments.
II acts mildly, et1ectually, and being q simple
vegetable compound, can do NO injury In any
Quantities that It may DO taken. Il Il hRrrS-
iess In every way; It has been used for forty
years, and hundreds OF the good and great
virtues, viz: S' ~ e'S
Hon. Alexander u Stephens, Of Georgia.
Bishop Pierce, Of Georgia,
Jno. Gill Shorter, Ex-Governor OF Alabama
Gen. John d. Gordon,
4. L. Mott, Columbus, Georgia.
Are among the hundreds to Whom we can refer
Pr'eo $l.Oo. By mail, postage paid. sI.0S.
Manufactured onlyby ~''-N'
]. II. ZEILIN & co.,
Macon Macon, Ga, and $50 Arch st., Phila., Pa.
100 LOGAN, LIST q CO.,
sent8 Wheeling, W. Vs.
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Marriage.

Married persons, or young men and ladies con.
templAting marriage, being aware OF physicai
weakness, organic debility, deiormitles especial
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EAST LIBERTY, May 1s.-CATTLE-
Market brisk; arrivals fair best 6ta7c;
stockers 4ia59c; prospect fair. Z 4 = -
SHEEP-Market firm; arrivals fair;
prospect favorable; best 64s6ic; medium
5a5ic; common 4a43c. 90! s'' - %
Hods-Market active; arrivals light;
Philadelphia 81 90a5 90; Workers 81 so
I'D 90; prospect good;
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WHEELING, W. Va.
We offer, atVeFy low rates
sSo Bags Prime 70 Choice Rio Cotseo.
Ivy Barrels New Orleans MoIGSses
~ Choice Sugar SyrupSs
E:S M; S Sota.s ana = =: r Sugars.
l99 Barrels Refined Sugar,
50 Barrels Mess Pork. N VO'"uK tSAs'
l00 Tterceg Prime LeafIArd
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard
70 Casks Clear Bacon SIdoa
20 =" Bacon Shoulders,
30 Tierces Sugar Cured Hams.
400 Barrels Flour,
900 Bags Timothy Seed.
10 Clover Seed,
100 Boxea Goshen Cheese,
. AAckerel, Lake Fish, Nails, Brooma. Rn,co,
Eye STUN, Wrapping Paper. A large llrS M.
teSted Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, CI.
Agents for Miami Powder Co.
oS LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKR
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New York DRY Goods Market.

New YORK, May 18.-Market closes
dull and weak; indications favorable Tor
o pretty general decline on cotton goods
next week. Agents are already offering
easier discounts on some makes Of brown
goods. Current quotations are mainly
nominal. Amoskeag "A brown, 15c;
Broadway 12ic; Great Falls M lac; 8 Ice;
. 14tc; Pepperell, by 4. 274c; do 10 by
4, 42tc; Booth B bleach 15ig N. Y. mills
e2c; Rosebuds 1910; Lonsdales 17a1Sc;
Standard prints 11ic for iancies, with a
few choice Dolly Vardens still held at
lee. Collonades, Kentucky Jeans and
negro goods dull and weak. y. -
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, May 1s.-FLouR-Dul
and prices dropping; family, IS 00S0 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-Prices dropping; red
So 00a2 05. Corn-Demand fair; 54a55c
Rye-Demand fair and market firm al
81 o. Oats-EIarket steady with mod,
crate demand, 43a46c. - \
GRoCER1Es-Steady and unchanged.
OIts-Linseed-Demand fair and mar.
ket firm at 90a02c. Lard-Market steady
with moderate demand at 73a75c.
EGGs-Demaud fair and prices ad.
vanced; lac. i
BuTrER-Heavy receipts depress the
market, 25a27c.
I CnEEsE-Dull and prices have declin.
cd, 12a13c.
Observation-Disclosures and un-
changed at $13 90 regular; city not offered
Lard-Stc for summer; &c for winter
steam; DC for kettle. Bulk meats-Steady;
sales at 44c, Gtc, GtaG3c. Bacon-Stcady
at 5tc, 74a74c.
WnsKY-Fair demand, but at lower
rates, $40. ,- g..
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OF NEW YORK.

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THELoHERY BANDITS.
The Adventurous Herald Man Escapes
from the Gang and Returns North.
From the Wilmington Star, March &C..

From the Wilmington star, marcn 70.
By the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford Railroad, yesterday afternoon, we have TO
chronicle the arrival In our midst OF A. B.
Henderson, the captive correspondent of the
New York Herald, who has at last succeeded
in effectlng his escape from the outlaws, and
is now winding his flight Northward, to "pour
ont the ylals Of his wrath" In the columns Of
the great 'tlhunderer." r""derson, upon bis
arriYal here, kept very close to his hotel, and
was exceedingly reticent In regard TO events
In Scufletown. He had douole-barrel gun
in his possession, and his appearance Indicated
that he had seen some rough experience IN
the woods and swamps Of Robson. BE LETT
on the 5.45 train for the North.
Passengers on the Charlotte Road report
that, whatever may be said to the contrary,
there Is settled conviction among the people
of Robeson County that Henry Berry Lowery
and Boss Strong are both dead. 1t ls further
stated that physician who prscttces among
the denizens of Scuh1etown and who Is pretty
we'll posted In the affairs of the outlaws,
saws that he saw the dead body OF
the noted outlaw chief after he had acc-
dentally shot himself. A further confirmation
of this fact Is had In the statement OF Hender-
son, which was made to a gentleman on the
the train Yesterday, that the children Of Henry
Berry, three in number, had been appor-
toned among his relatives; Patrick LoWery, 9
brother of the outlaw, taking the Oldest, ana
his mother the two youngest.
Stephen LOwery and Andrew Strong accom-
panied Henderson to Moss Neck, aud told him
at parting not to come back there any more.
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Poetry" and his manner Of treating 1t excited
uncontrolled merrIment and prolonged bursts
of laughter from his hearers. The exquisite
nursery gem Of "High-Diddle-Dlddle" was
discussed at length, with depth Of criticism
and quick appreciation of its wonderful
beauties which was irresistibly comic. The
speaker created an evident sensation, amused
his hearers, and afforded an admirable Illus
tration of the truth of the Horatian saw,
"Dulce est desipere in loco"
The valedctory addresses were then de-
lIyered by Mr.. Thomas Moultrie Mordecai,
whose eloquent farewell to the faculty and
trustees of the college, his fellow.students and
classmates, was heard with much interest.
President Middleton then delivered their d.
pomas to the graduating class, and closed the
exercises by giving them short address upon
their future duties and responsibilities. The
exercises were varied by music between the
oratlons, and little after ten o'clock was
ended one Of the most brilliant college COM
mencements which has taken place since the
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TINKERING THE TARIFF-FREE TEA
and COFFEE F4TED.
Railroad Squabbles In Both Houses-A
Dull Day In the Cabinet.

WARRINGTON, March 26.
In the Senate to-day the House bill repeal
Ing the duty on tea and coffee was taken up.
Several amendments were proposed and die
cussed, wnereupon Senator Sherman said he
would tomorrow renew the effort to pass the
Senate bill, as 1t seemed impossible to pass the
House bill for free Tree tea and coffee as
separate measure. Senator Sherman expresses
the opinion that the action of the Senate 10.
dag defeats free tea and coffee. He believes
the Senate to. morrow will adopt the tariff bill
as reported by the Senate finance committee,
and that free tea and coffee without riders
cannot pass the Senate.
The bill granting right Of way to the Mobile
and Grand Trunk Railroad, with amendment
requiring its completion within FIVE years,
was passed By the Senate. The Nor.h Caro-.
lima contested electicl case was made the
special order for Monoay. The French spoa.
tion case comes up on Tuesday, when Came.
ron will speak on the subject.
The House flllbustered all day over the city
depot for the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
The contest Is between the Pennsylvania Cen.
tral and Baltimore and Ohio Roads. No vote
was reached.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day,
but only routine business was transacted.
Joseph Nimms has been nominated SUPER
vising inspector-general of steamboats,.
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NEWS FROM NEW YORK.
Progress OF tho small-Pox-A Big Corner
In Erie-Tho Georgia Investigators.

NEW YORK, March 26.
Twenty-one new cases OF smallpox have oc.
CURED since Saturday. Stewards eight hum
dred employees were vaceinated to-day. Re.
ports from Brooklyn say that there were one
hundred and six cases Of smallpox, and
twenty-five cases OF cerebro spinal meningitis
last week.
A test case has been commenced against a
physician for conceallDg case of emall-pox.
Two hundred thousand shares Of Erie
changed hands yesterday, The World says
that Jay Gould alone netted three and q
quarter million dollars from the advance. The
Express expresses suspicious that yesterdays
business was one feature Of great plot OF the
Sickles combination to make colossal fortunes.
Erie sold last night at sixty-one and one-half.
E. Il. Green succeeds Jay Gonld In Erie
directory. Erie stock is now held at sixty
six, but the demand Is less active. The trans
actions to-day were about one hundred thous.
and shares. Prices ranged from sixty.four to
sixty-seven and q half cents. Americans were
buyers, Europeans selling freely.
The Herald correspondent has escaped from
the North Carolina outlaws, and reports the
death of Henry Berry Lowery and Boss Strong.
The Georgia legislative committee have
arrived here TO Investigate the conduct OF their
absconding Governor, Bullock. The -inVest:
cation will include Ruiioelsis tranoaeiiona with
state agent. The proceedings will be private.
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TAKING 1T COOLLT.
How "Roger TIchborne'' Received the
News or the Verdict.

The London papers publish accounts OF
meeting of the friends of "Roger Tichborne,' "
which, curiously enough, was being held at
the Waterloo Hotel just at the time climax
was approaching in bis case. An eyewitness
says:
The company assembled In the drawing
room represented an aggregate of many
thouand pounds sterling advanced In further
ance of the claimants suit. The door opened;
It was the claimant-very cool, very collected,
very imperturbable, very slow but soft In his
galt-who came to the centre OF the room, hold.
Ing a slip of paper in his hand. a lane was
made for him to paes, and then the auditors
formed semi-crcle around him. He stood
with his back to the fireplace, looked qnietly
around and made that peculiar "mauitascne,
or 'pouch.mouth" movement, accompanied 20
by q slight gasp or two, and gesture Of his
.hands With the thumbs extended, as though
to place them in the pockets of his wa!stcoat,
with which all who have watched him narrow
" are familiar. Then, In perfectly clear,
calm voice, he remarked: "Gentlemen, I've
some very startling news for you; my case
seems to be stopped" And IN tones equally
clear and calm, he read from the paper the tol-
lowing: I'VE have now heard the evidence
regarding the tattoo marks, and, subject to
your lordship's directions, and to The hear.
Ing of any evidence which the learned counsel
may desire to place before US, am authorized
to state that the jury do not require any fur
ther evidence" This was copy of the now
historical rescIipt handed by the foreman OF
the Jury In court that day to Lord Chief Justice
BovilI when did you receive 1t p dozen
voices cried to the claimant. "About six
minutes ago." quietly replied the person, TAX
ing 10 little fresh air TO hls lungs, and look
ing blandly round, like an afable zeal, with
nothing whatever on bis conscience. have
studied the port and mein of many men under
many trying circumstances. This person In
Jermyn street utterly Daf1ed and bewildered
me. / could neither trace the bravado of
desperate villain, foiled and exposed, and dog
gedly determined to brazen matters out, nor
the pardonable anguish of an Innocent man
unjustly branded with crime. What was pass
Ing within his mind, nor nor any man living
can tell; but Cranmer at the stake dld not sur.
pass him In trmness, and Talleyrand might
have envied him his complacent impassability
of countenance.