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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-01
Martin,s Ferry Items.

From the Commercially
Mr.. L. SPENCE Is building an addition
to his already large shop. 1t is intended,
we understand, for machine shop. MIR.
Spence means business.
A SON OF Mr.. shultz's, OF this place,
had finger cut of on Saturday last
while playing about a straw cutting ma
chine.
The Odd Fellows, OF this place are con.
templating buying the unfinished build.
ing near the ferry landing and fitting 1t
up for hall in which to hold Its meet
ings. aa... m... ...... n.... .saz
PROPERTY in this place Is advancing
more rapidly in value at present than ever
before. Lois that could be bought for two
hundred dollars two months ago are now
setting at two hundred and fifty dollars,
and when all the works are built that are
in contemplation now lot ofno kind can.
not be bought for less than three hundred
dollars.
HOUSES were never In as much demand
in Martins Ferry as at present and rents
were never known TO be higher. Houses
containing three rooms are renting for
eight and nine dollars a month, land are
scarce at that" We will venture 10 say
that fifty more houses could be rented to
advantage. The only wonder is why cap.
italists do not build more houses when
they have a chance OF getting such high
rents for them.
A hoy by the name Of Alex. Craig, Of
this place, was wrestling with another
boy on last Friday, and the boy throw.
ing him down, his leg was broken above
the ankle. He was Immediately convey.
ed 10 his home and DR.. Todd, OF Bridge.
port, being in town at the time, was call,
ed 10 reduce the fracture. The boy is
getting along as we'll as could be expect
ed. The other boys who are In the habit
Of wrestling should take warning from
this.
WE are happy 10 inform the citizens Of
this place that the Martins Ferry Libra.
nv Association Is fixed fact. A meeting
was held on Wednesday evening, Feb.
10Th, to perfect the organization, the re-
suit of which ia very satisfactory TO all
interested in the work. A constitution
was adopted and the following gentlemen
chosen directors: Joel Wood, VIM. Wi.
ley, G. r. ShreeVe, John L. VGnpClt, J,
Kerr, o. Parker and John ]. Ashenhurst.
Joel Wood was made President; Geo. Ii.
Smith, Treasurer; E. ]. A. brennan, Sec
rotary. The fec OF membership was fix
cd at IS. Over twenty have already en-
rolled their names US members.
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oFFlcR-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Len hand side going from Baltimore stree, 1
lew doors from the corner. "a Fall not 10 Oh
servo name aud number.
"a, No letters received unless postpaid, Ind
containing stamp 10 be used on thereby. PEI.
eons writing should state age and send portion
OF advertisement describing systems.
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In bis once
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DIED.

STEWART. : In Fulton, Friday, February IS,
1874, at moor, CnARLHs sTBwABr, In his GSth year,
Funeral from his late residence tomorrow az
ternoon at 9 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
invited,
CLARK.-on Friday, February %, isfS, at
o'clock I'm, THOMAS CLARK, in the 10th year OIL
his age
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of his brother, VIM. CLARK, near Martins Ferry,
Ohio, Sunday, March ID, at O'Clock. Friends
OF the family arc invited TO attend.
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We have received from the publishers
copy Of The Modern Tanker, thor
oughIyradlcal magazine, devoted to the
most advanced speculations in philoso-
ply, science, sociology and religion. We
caBnot recommend it to any who are moi
proof against assault on all the ideas they
have been accustomed to regard as ortho'
dox touching these subjects. Those
accus!omed to extend hospitality toheret-
iaal theories of every kind will find it an
interesting work. Ii possesses one pecu.
liarily in being printed wholly on tinted
paper with colorcd inks-theso being
deemed less trying on the eyes than the
ordinary white AMI black. The publish
FRS are Messrs. DAVID WESLEY Il Co.,
New York.
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THE House OF Delegates last Tuesday
adopted resolution to take q recess from
the oath inst. to the second Wednesday Of
January, 1874. And no per diem or mile
age! What the Senate has done with the
resolution VIC have not yet heard. But
this is what tho -"bIennial session" c''"''
or,ho Constitution Gomez -,
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Col. T. B. SWAMI, Of Ksnawha, has
recently been presented with a gOld'head'
cd cane by number oil his admiring
countrymcn, the presentation speech be-
Ing made by our friend and brother, AT.
KISsoN, Of the Journal. Wcdo not learn
what was the immediate provocation, or
whether the cane was donated on general
principles. We take the liberty Of in
f.rring, however, that It is designed to
aid the Colonel in his forward march
nnnn the next Cabinet.
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TIA Charleston folks "prick up theiI
cars" las Ben BUTLER said about the
Credit lIoJilicrs when Union Pacific
was mculloned,) at the report that tht
McLurc House has been let and is soor
TO be reopened. For they argue that thii
puts an end to the removal project for the
present. For our part, alter We saw how
the Legislature organized, wa never
doubted that the project was already
dead. That was the price OF Mr.. MILL
ER's election as Speaker, the power be-
hind the throne being the parties inter-
cs,cd in the acquittal Of the Public Prin
tar
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IT cost tho State between five and six
hundred dollars to have the Farewell
Address read in the Legislature, because
US soon rs the reading was done that in
dustrious body adjourned "as a further
testimonial Of respect to The memory o!
the illustrious dead" Now II the Legis-
laturc would only adjourn sine die as a
further testimonial OF respect for the il
lustrous living, VIC think We could find
something to say in its praise.
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r.. NV 10 Increase official salaries, il
.oncurred in by the Senate, will give to
the present Congress nearly million
dollars extra pay, to which they have no
more right than the burglar has to his
plumber.
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THE Wcllsburg Ne,cs, commenting or
tue remark of a Register correspondent
that majority Of the people of this State
would hesitate long before they would be
willing to surrender to the State Of Penn
sylyania the rich and populous counties OF
Ohio, Marshall, Brooke and Hancock
ssys:
1.-THE majority OF the people Of the State
you'd no doubt hesitate to surrender the
Pan Handle counties TO Pennsylvania, bul
We believe tho Pan Handle counties to0Hta
nat hesitate to go, il opportunity were o.
cred"
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SATURDAY, MARCH /, 1873.

Tug IHTELusEEcER's Charleston cor
respondcnce makes q good deal oil squirm.
ing among the solons at the Capitol and
opc gentleman who was suspected OF be-
ing a correspondent Of ours has ielt con-
strained to write a disclaimer and have
il read before the Legislature. There's
nothing like keeping the animals well
stirred up. It makes them lively and
healthy. The force OF the criticisms in our
columns has evidently not been lost on
the Legislature. We doubt not a whole
come lear OF It is making that body much
more circumspect than it otherwise would
he; that it will also shorten the session
md thus not only lessen the mischief
lone, but save the State good deal oil
money. And it is oil gratis. We don't
charge the State cent.
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THE Hancock Courier Is for the annex
alton OF the Pan Handle to Pennsylvania
II anybody can demonstrate to the editor
that such annexation is probable. II
not, the Courier is against it. Nothing
was ever won by such faint .heartedness
% this. Those who simply seek to be on
the strong side never help good cause
nor, indeed, help any cause, for they
exercise no influence at all. Ifthe people
Of the Pan Handle were united III a de-
maud for tho proposed annexation, it
wouldbe probable; II not, not,
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CFron the wclls5lE Hcrsld)

OGAANSANNAS voc ANPhHAANHA
isITutiOn In West YR.s.sA Little
Wholesome Truth,
CFron the wcllt5lrE Hcrsld)
The Democratic newspapers are just a
little cheeky in claiming that the party Is
not responsible Tor tho very palpable
misgovGrnment OF the last year or so In
this state, and at the same Tine quoting
what they alledge 10 DO republican short.
comings iojustily the supcrcedure Of the
republican party in power. II the latter
was Justly condemned for It's faults, real
or alIedgcd, It Is hard to understand by
what reasoning the former can hope to
escape punishment for Offences much
more fragrant and glazing. It won't do,
and what Is more, the attempt 10 beg OIL
is cowardly and won't win. The re-
publican party was guilty to come,
but by no means TO the entire extent
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Special Notices.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
II -MoCABE, KRAFT = cos ENTER
PRISE BAKING ACCOMPLISHMENTS by
the public 10 DO unequAlled for PURITY and Ex-
CELLENCE. Nothing 70 compare with iLfOr max
ing NICE, LIGHT, YLlKT Biscuit, Mullins, Buck.
wheat and Corn Cakes. II saves both TINE and
Money, Sold by ali Drugglsts and Grocers
MECABB, KRAFT b CO., PrOprietors,
fe2l WHEELING. W. VA
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

PREPARAroEr DEPARTMEHr-One Teacher.
ACADRNIO DEPARTMENF-ThEeo Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DKPARTNKIIT-POur Teachers.
Music AND ART DEPARTHKNT-FOurT Teachers.
LATIN, FRHNCH and GHRNAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Music, PGnmAnshlp
Book Keeping, Latin or ElocutiOn.
The Second session will commence MONDAY,
EnhEInEl ID lao.
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DIR. LONGDON
On Diseases Peculiar to wOmen".Tho
Only Treatment that Will
Cure these Iile.

OF all tho diseases which thephyBlcian Is call
cd upon 10 treat, none IL Invested with more In
terest and Importance, or demand greater sym
palhy and skill. than those which are peculiar "a
woman. Their frequency, variety, obScurity and
obstinacy have forced them on tho attention oil
the medical profession. Tho sex and character
OF the sufferers. The pains, gpasns, commissions,
and numerous physical and mental disturbances,
involving ths happiness and usefulness OF WO.
men, engcnderinH tho most intense suffering and
WretchedneSB for yeArs, In many cases rendering
even death preferable to life, have all greatly en-
HANGED the devotion Of medical mon to this largo
class Of delicate ailments. Their frequency and
degree OF IufTeTIng increase with the progress OF
society The cultivation OF the mental powers,
sentiments and paLiops, the advance Of clvillZa.
ton, the rt1nemGnts, indulgeucies and Injuries
Of life, even the character Of social intercourse
and the objects Of business ana pleasure, all
serve to augment the number and aRgrRvate the
severity OF these painful mAlldies.
Among the causes OF insanity In women men.
Btrual Irregularities are set down as u fruitful
source Of this terrible mAlRdy. Various other
arrangements Of the womb through reflex action
on the brain and nervous system may In time
dethrone the reason and destroy mental equili6'
Ifyou arc suffering with LeucorrhGa or Whites.
ProlSpsus Uteri or Failing Of the Womb,
AmonorThU1 or Suppressed Aenses, Dysmen-
OrFhGA or Painful Menses, MenorEhARiA or Rx'
cesBIve MengOS, Cancer Of the Womb, liberation
OF the Womb, tendency TO- Miscarriage: Nervous
Debility, PalpItRtIon Of tho Heart, Sick Head
ache, Habitual ConsupAuOn, HAeuorrhoideS or
Piles, remember that we employ the only treat
ment that will cure these ils and we invite those
AffIcted 70 give ourremedies fair trial and thus
provo their great efficacy and virtue. Why Eufier
pain, diFeSse and death whom these Ills may be
GYertedl Why die within reach Of eurat Must
you endure all these ailments for years or perish
In the morning or midday Of lfOH Give the
physlcian who has made your diseases tho study
OF his life, that holds in his hand the balm that
will give you health Just one TRIAL. and like thou
sands who once suffered As you do now, you will
relpieo In the sunshine and happiness Of life
you have not experienced Tor perhaps many q
year.
But II your sense of dSlleasy stIll prevents
your applying In person for relief, You can Send
statement by your husband, brother, or any
onein whom you trust, and tho necessary mOdf.
C!nes for your case viii DO returned to you.
First consultation, with medicine, only Is 90.
No charge for additional treatment except for
medicine.
Medicines for all Diseases BY mall and express
10 all parts Of the country.
OFPICE HoURS.-s 70 y, i:30 70 8, and $50 10 9.
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THE daughter of Senator DAVIS, OF this
State, who is in society at Washington
this winter, is spoken OF as very beauti-
full and charming young lady.
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Whole Tickets $40, Halves Is, and orarterp
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No discount on lees than 800 orders.
Nothing could DO more appropriate for prest
ents than tickets 10 this Banquet OF Wealth Of
more likely 10 produce gIander satisfactory re-
suits. The object OF this Third Gift Concert ID
the enlargement and endowment OF the Public
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mode Of drawing the gifts and pay ling them and
everything necessary 70 thorough understand
ing OF the scheme, from beginning 10 crd, arc
now published in tho form Of circular, which
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the entire management Of this undertaking hi1
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OK tho occasion of a celebration OF
WAsu1NGroN's birthday at Mansfield, o.,
MIR. E. WHARTON read poem Of nc
inconsiderable merit.
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DARN FOR SALE.


II
offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, situated in MArshAll county, W. Va, some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres OF 1rSt-class land, nearly all OF which
is In a 1nc state OF cultivation. The improve
ments are all OF the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
conyeniences needful. A large cistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water is need.
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BILE room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and 0 good Franc Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said land Is
we'll watcred, and nevcr.faillng well at the barn
There Is good Vineyard Of CAtRwbA and Con-
cord Grapes, and large number OF the beat So
lection Of Fruit Trees if f1ll bearing, consisting
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Ounces, with almost all the drst quality OF
small fruit grown In this part Of the country.
ANY persOn desiring good home near TO the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can probably dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market
will do well to call on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy,
ja7-dGw M. Il. WAYMAN.
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General Notices.

NOTIFICATIONS indebted
In TO the subscriber are hereby notified thai
can be made on the I'd day OF January, fSf2.
To prevent any confusion, proper officers will
DO in attendance, and no fear need DO entertained
by interested parties Of any disagrGcRble consc.
number can DO admitted at time-thC door
opening inward; the precaution being deemed
necessary on account OF the experience OF the
JAM CHAs. n. BERRY.
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.DR. TUFTS CELEBRATED EX-
II PEOToRAHT-How IT AOTS.-Firstit
dctRches from the bronchial or wind tubes Inc
mucus or matter which sometimoA adheres 10
them with the tenAcity Of glue. Secondly. 1t
mitlgA11 thepAin and removes tho construction
OF tho bronchial tubes and muscles OF the chest.
Tn rdly, It resists the progress Of Inflammation
and assists tho lungs TO throw OF tho Irritating
matter which accumulated
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mo ono who has been afflicted as l have been
for several years, and have been relieved and en-.
jOyed tho excellent health that do now, could
doubt for q moment tho wonderful control over
Asthma that DR.. TUFTS Rxpectorant pogseslGS
R0B'T BALDWIN,
An eminent Minister in AlAbap:s.
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'IAttributo the recovery Of my child from q
violent attack OF Group entirely 70 the use OF Dr..
TUFTS BXpectOrant." JANE DEVICE,
DeKalb Co., Ga
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IsLAND Ions For eALE.

S-'.'~I-
Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling 10
land. Price from 800 10 $1,000 each.
TERNs-o ne.fourth cash, tho residue in equal
installmens at one. two and three years, with in.
terost JNO. r. GnCHRIST,
aplO At Top NH.
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ALEX II. STEPHENS has been elected to
Congress from the 9Th Georgia district
without opposition.
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LIsTOFGIPTs
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To provide names FOR this magnificent Con-
cert, Ono Hundred Thousand Tickets only vii
be Issued large portion Of which arc already
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Medical,
Baltimore Lock Hospital.
BALTIMORE, Nd,
Cgice-7 South Frederick &n,t
DIR. JOHNSON

DR.. JOHNSON
Has discovered tho most Certain S,..,
only EHcctuRl Remedy In tho weird ~ ~ and
ness vi " Back or Limbs, StrletuteS. IG.s,Setk
81 tho Kidneys and Bladder, InVolunt,,T TSS ~ Z
charges, lmpofenGy, General Debility, NtrrDoIi,,
ness, Dyspepsia, LanRuoE, Low HplfItS I ,e9i'
sion OF Ideas, Palplhtion Of the Hes,, 4, ofig'
", Trembling, Dlmness Of Sight taIInldi
Diseases OF the Head, Throat, N6se oS SIIIn
fections OF the Liver, Lungu, btomNrS IAN, AZ
those Terrible DIsordefs arising iSoS ~ SoSSHeli
Habits OF You,h-IsEoRHE and solitary pfS s,,. "
moro fatal to their victims than tho AM, "
syrens to tho Mariners or UlyESeS q Tie
their most brilliant hopes or antieipStio ~ ung
derinG marriage. &C., impossible. 'eA'
YOUNG MN
Especially, who have been the yIetIn,o,s
~ Vice, that dreadful and destTnriIS. eSSLt
which annually sweeps 10 an untImsIS 9lolt
Thousands OF Young Men OF the moSi sr,afe
talent and brilliant intellect, Who mSSS, S.!ted
wise have entranced listening Senate ny, ySoei
thundr Of eloquence, or walked 70 eeI,'s1 !Se
thrilling Tyre, may call with full eonadsbsS' Ae
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men eoD,sr,,.,,
Marriage, being aware OF PhysIcal ESIi..ssulg
organic debility, deformlties, specdIlv sSsS5eaa
He who places himself under lie e,Ssosn
J'i LuAy LelAk lOuhiy Cunuub IN MS honor n -
tlem1n, and confidently rely upon bis I'M Y W.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full VlVor ,.,,,..,
This dlstrosAlng Affection, which TenSs.N g
miserable and Marriage impossible, n IN S LIE
Y paid by the victims OF improper ipdSlSS1.At.
Young persons are too aptlo commit sIsSSt Se.
from not being aware Of the dreadi1i csN.SSs.e -
ces that may ensue. Now, who that uSdS,SSS
tho subject will pretend 10 deny thIt I'M no.ot
OF pIocereAtion 10 lost sooner bY thSSS rWtI
into improper habits than BY the pSudSpt '' Rd
S Si1eS Gsing deprived OF tho pleasure Of healthy
symptoms OF both body aud mind SrISs ny .
System becomes Doranged, the PhyiissI ~ ~
Mental Functions weakened, loss a Proo 10y
tive Power, Nervous lrriability, DTIpsSSSiiS '
EaiPa33uoin Of Inc Heart Indigestion, ConStIta.
Consumption, Decay and Death. O'uSa'
DIR J0UNnnnAy
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Member Of the Royal College Of SURGEON, Inn
don, graduate from one Of The most e1;iSSI,
Colleges n the United States, and the RreStt,
PAT o. WnoTe lie hSS neer spent in the hospitals
has effected some OF the most astonishing STtst
ever known. Many troubled with rInRinV n
the head and ears when asleep, great beTvoB a.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. bSsSf,i
ness, with frequent blushlnG, attended SSSs
times with arrangement OF mind, were CafSd
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TIT E181 IN III -
ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS

ment within the last twenty years, and lhe nun
erons important Surgical Operations psrioTns1
~ d.. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters o.
the SUN, and many other papers, notices d
which appeared again and again before The p1b
lie, besides his standing as a gentleman Of thiI-
acter and responsibility, is sufficient guaranty
skin diseases speedily cured I,nl7
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PATCuELoRs HAIR DYE.

mnFi-eOd&W
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For Sale.

nor SALE
The delightful country residence Of Geo. W.
steeprod, Riq., R!tnsted on tho Nstiopsl road.
few miles cast OF this city Is offered for sale.
arc beautifully laid out and adorned with
shrubery and shade trees OF choice variety.
THos. o'BRIRN,
icb27 Real Estate Agent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-08

:, TIE T1cHponsE zE.ITkes,. persop
WHO presepds Il be Sir RaaeE G4dhborns,
an English: gentleman who disappeared
by the shipwteck of the Bella, In April,
1864. is likely to fare even worse in this,
the second trial. than he did in the first
-one. The circumstances OF the two trials
ars different, Tn the first, ,one. the
r'oIaimanR' was the prosecutor, and the
length Of sima-1o3 days -opnsumed in
! the trial was largely due 20 the amount
q testimony INTRODUCED ;hy him in sup
lReE.;as hig ptetsnsioasis Nov, however.
as q he asiendsai Under Il / "a: = iudiotment
charging Rim viii eailiul and corrupt
peridfy'" the, :daciaionl Or which viii
Sover shs validity bf his claim. The case
~ thihs folfEla shsnsss athss order Of -pse-
5sen.ing tssnmohy, and il it is possible
tsto. prove thatIha 8 an tnpostor, as q 90.
hspateh from london hints, has already
absen do1s, there viii be no, necessity toi
/; going through with the. testimony
y drought fbrward.by him 'st the former
s trial Us .-'s, -. 80.