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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

OLD GALFNS HEAD plSPENsARY
No ~ Pccs Slip Wafer street.
o. DIR. j. EVANS impro,e ed ana successful srac,ic. ,r
the Of all dclica Diseases nlecu affections Nc O. a.
continued usual conidnlilly Al hi Dispensary No. Il
Peck slipwhch has beea established upward. o 10 ,car
Persons ahorhg diseases of private nature or those
produced by the abuse Of mercury viii be be relieved
and restored to health by course q treatment
No. ~ fe,k sip.
NJ b. Dr. E Office. arranged that patient. are not
exposed 10 each ohsrss observation In all cases. honor
able and invloable secresy Is observed.
Q- Persons q, distance have medicines with full -
eehon' forwarded TO them to any part % the Union Letters
tpos paid csniaaing respectable fee viii be attended TO-
JOSEPH EVANS, Md.
No ~ Peck slip, N Y.
MA Ivy The right hand s;de going Down the waasr~
DERFUMRREs-
L Edcs pure vcrbena Extract; do. do. Perfume
IIe,dosmia, 10. Bcqret D'Arabic
Exisact Spring flowers; DO Aromatic Vinegar
Persian scnet bags; do. Marking Ipk-for ssle
aelm' by CHI RING, ga Broadway.
4 EECHEs-sweed,sh Leeche. For sale or applied by
- 80 lm- =. -. hlNS. oi4 broadway
PUBLISHED nArLY nv
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
II ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsIN0.-The extensive eirc~lssss~
Of the HrsAlp both IN town and country, makes superior
channel for advertiser.
day. sSs days. :, % days., 81 SSday', - =
. weeks. 80 So . months, eM
\ month, 2 90 q months 10 90
- Al Advertisements 70 b. paid before their insertion
Advertisements inserted in the wsrKLv HssaLp at 81 90
per square every insertion.
Mensrse HERArp-ssued every morning except Sunday,
price twc cent? per copy. Country subscribers furnished
the same rate for any specific period, remittance in adj
vance. No raper sent unles. raid in advance =
wrsxLr HrRsLpissu,d tvery Saturday morning At q.
clock price r cents per copy FURNISHED 70 ceunry bs
hers Al - per ansuu, in advance.
CoRRsnorppNrs requested n address their letters -
On business must be post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

GAIL TWfNE-3o bale. three thread Sail Irvine Bridge.
- port mandatory, for sale by
y. X. COLLINS CO
myIy 80 South street.
CuAIN CABLE.-siriy f.thoms " inch Chain Cable 70
~ sale by Y. X COLLINS n CO
mo % Soute street.
SALTico sack, Ashton factory s' Salt for sale il lot, 10
- suit purchasers, by w. X. COLLINS h co.
myIy % South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

lNrUKMAIIUN wANIEs-Of . msn by the Of
III THOMAS NICKELs, formerly Of W,scssset, State OF
Maise merchant and IL sew living about si,y years Of
age height cir feet ola light complexion and light blue eyes,
he ped general conversation and some when sg
taod. The sad Nicke received good education
early life possessed considerable property when al the
orsoot hiry.6,e became unfortunate in bssisess, and left
Wiscasse twenty for the south, seareh OF
business Since which he Otter seen - the city OF New
York until within the last years and appeared vhen last
sen snd heard Of in destitute situation Something OF late
Ia rsnsrred that will prove much 10 his advantage known
where communicate 10 him. Any infrmson relative 70
e ss Nckes will be thankfully received Al this sce by
NJ GARDNER, ~ the Broad street Mattel &W'
SocAR--ioo hhds prime New Orleans srgar, for sale BY
= r.. X. COLLINS q co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S
PATENT STEEL Pc Ms,

of
IEsAIEo ONLY
cknn nstct
cal Ectrd
his in
usrr
III elea tn 20 h ir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

INFAMOUS CASE-For man devote his attention for
20 years. and exert his inventive 20 Senen,
ply clergy have saved more lives than any known
medicine Is it no, most Infamous that ease n,S
found? Yet such has been the case with ELLETHORNS
CELEBRATED COUGH LoZENGEs, whsa have snatch
ed thousands suffering from winter coughs colds influenza.
quney asthma whoopng cough whcezng ana ughtness o.
the chest loss Of voice. hoarseness eumam liver complaint
and persons had become skeletons from ta-
king other Of the limitations counter or some otheS
quack no.tram lulsomely psffea up
lie know that composition Of his Cough Lozcnges known
Physicians who daily prescribe them from the know
JAMES ELLETHORN also bees to remind The public that
he was awarded Two DIPLOMA. at The last American Institute
FAR at Nibothus proving hrs sk IN the manufacture on
Lozengeshe being the only medicatsd Lozcnge maker II
America. -, -.
e,s and respectfully requests them tn observe his signature
on each envelope, thus: JAMES ELLETHoRN
or rea-prce 37t csn.s A. B. D. Sands 100 Fulton st
of William J. Syme, So Bowery, corner Of walker
hers and Church streets p Dickie ala Broadway Of
Lspenard street, Charles H. Ring GA Broadway O. Lindsay,
3, Sixth Avenue ouacse.bu'h s Greenwich and % car
Also for sale as above, SELLETHORN'S GENUINE
POOR MANS PLASTER" Price l2l cents. The best pas
sprans weakness Of chest back umbago rheSma-
tsm Each plaster bears the signature OF james Eiie-
thorn" without which none can be genuine. alasm
IHEMICALs, LEECHGs GERMAN sILvER.-Ths
would remind his extensive city and country
friends that he constantly hand the rares Chemicals
Drugs superior large sized Swedish Leeches and Serman s
yer ingo wire of all guage nnmber brass "e
q, for brush and sieve ma kers; and Bronze &c
sc. -.
German silver sheets Solutions Of Tin,
Teaspoons. Iron and Red Liquors.
Tablespoons. Soda Ash,
Butterknyes, Morphine,
Ladies', Strychnihe,
Fhknives, Vcretrine,
Castings, Spirit. Of Niire,
Aqua Forts, Ether,
Nitric Acid, Aqua Amonia,
Parting Acid, Diamond Cement
Muriatic Acid,
All the goods arc war; sold wholesale and retail
worry reasonable terms BY -
ascy No. , Cortland street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

NOHN-IOo hhds prime New Orleans Sugar Tor saIe ~
y r. X COLLINS kCO
my7y 90 South street
40 CROSS lNDELIBLE INK BOXES, cheap, for sale At
~ No III Fslton 81 m2s-l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
FROM ARKANSAS.
Ffom Me Gazelte (at LiNLe Roekl Va

From the Gazette (at Lille Rock June &c.
Murder by WhoieSaie. EARLY on the night OF
the 18th inst. the family OF Mr. William Wright,
residing i'll Washington county, near the Cher
okee line, were disturbed by several men deman
ding admission. Mr. Wright answering the
summons, was Immediately dragged FROM the
door and murdered by stabbing. His wife, be-
ing alarmed by his cries, Immediately seized
one OF the children and fled TO house about
mile distant, where she gave the n larm, stating
that the persons attacked the house were In
dams. In the morning party proceeded TO the
place OF MIR Wright, and found the house burnt
TO The ground, and Mr. Wright, aud his four
children killed. Twotothers OF the children hgd
oeen severely wounded, and one escaped un
hurt, who was found concealed on the bank at
creek near the premises. Mr. Wright having
been known to have recently received consid-
cradle sum of money, suspicion rested on sever.
al white men living near the line no were ar
rested and examined in relation 20 the bloody
transaction. Most of them were discharged,
nothing appearing to warrant their detention
wo named Taylor Barnes and Archibald Dil
ingham, have been retained in custody, crcum.
stances strongly warranting the suspicion that
they were concerned in the murder-a piece OF
the vest OF one of them having been found in the
yard or Mr. Wright, and the feet Of tho horses or
both corresponding with tracks found near Size
spot. The money, which is supposed To have
been the object of the attack had been deposit
ed by Mr. Wright with his brother, and thus
were the tniirderers ioilcd ia their design n(er
The commission ola crime which humanity siud
ders at.
John Ridge kMed.-A gentleman W no arrived
mere on Monday evening, from the West, in
forms us that q rumor was current there. when
he left, that John Ridge, one OF The chief. of the
Cherokee Indians, had been wuylaid and shot.
while on his return from the council We have
not Deen able TO learn any particulars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

yMobde.-The Journal estimates, that property to
the value of not less than $3.50 900 to 100000
has been destroyed by fire in that city since the
first of January-a greater portion of which has
been tho work of incendiaries.
Amount of tolls received on the New York
State Canalssthe present season to the lst inst,
$607 ,429; to the same period last year, $5l6,0Sl
There are eighteen persons still living at a small
town in Massachusetts who were at the battle of
Bunker Hill. The town hardly contains thous-
and inhabitants.
Hon. James Smith Rhett at Charleston s. G..
July 9TH, toasted Mr.. Van Buren, "the Northern
man with Southern principles "The Northern
man with no principle would have been
tn point
Loco Foso Legislation.--The Legislature of
Pennsylvania at its recent short session, passed f
ty eight acts of incorporation.
"A Ne,o Machine.--The Mary land farmers are
quito interested in machine drawn by n
horse and managed by man being frame work
with number of scythes attached, and which cuts
down the grain neater and faster than ten
bundle it into sheaves.
man by the name of Sanborne, an American,
was beaten and killed by the Volunteers at Henry
vile Lower Canada Friday week. We cannot
learn that any notice has been taken of this ont
rage by Her Most Gracious Majestys authorizes
North american.
The yellow fever has made its appearance in N.
Orleans. Five occurred within few days.
The heat is very oppressive there, thermometer at
"a in tho shade Two of cholera have ap-
peared.
pam Ruren's Idea Of Leg Treasurers-" Notwith-
standing Mr. Van Buren, is loud in his denuncations
OF banks as dangerous and worthless, he did not
omit to send to the bank of the Metropolis his
plate and articles of value for safe keeping during
his electioneering campaign"
TRUE, WE SUSPECT, BUT CERTAINLY NOT FLAT
TERINc.--A foreign corr espondent OF the N. Y
Star, describes Queen Victoria being Glow and
squat-next, a part OF her body is of the Flemish
fashion-thirdy, she has dull eyes-and fourthy
i. is only because she is a Queen that her face
would be looked at twice.
The three murderers, Miller, Cosgrave and Scott
executed at Louisville on the 2Sth ult for the
murder of Stanley. The scene was witnessed az
usual, by On immense crowd Of every age and both
sexes.
AT tho celebration of the Fourth at Providence
twenty-five soldiers of the Revolution sat down &c
Inc dinner. The oldest 90 years and the
youngest 50 years od1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

JUST RIGHT. President Van buren, "non ne
xyas ebout entering New York, gave the people 10
,,nd.,s,ond that he came the PRESIDENT Oh the
Ir;,ed States and not partizan, ana they turned
ont TO receive him; but when he made his speech
=, Cas,Ie Garden, he showed tho cloven foot by
coming out in favor of the Sub Treasury, when the
neople forsook him, and he was left alone in the
custody ofthe Custom House Officers His depart
ure from the City was cold enough, and since then
in his travels, scarcely any except those who are
dependent upon him for office, condescend to pay
homage to the "political grimaIkin." He is likely
20 make more enemies than friends. Honest men
do not think 1t looks well in President to be
abroad begging votes for himself, and leave the
affairs OF Government to take of themselves
The following shows pretty clearly the state OF
feeling among the people:
Mr. VAN buren, AT HOME. A call of public
meeting was made ut Hudson, containing 1000 in
habitants, to receive Mr. Van Buren,. Not more
than 50 persons attended. some Wings. COM
mittee oftwo was appointed to request the Mayor
TO call the Common Council together, which the
Mayor did, and the following resolution was adopt
ed
Resolved, BY the Mayor and Commonality of
the city of Hudson, in Common Council assembled,
that we do not feel bound by any consideration Of
instice prudence or hospitality, to Eoxpend the peo
pIe's money or descend from the dignity OF our
official stations, for the purpose OF aiding political
partizans 10 carry out their tavorite schemes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
NOticc---PubIic school.

MIR ERASMUS |. CARPENTER VIII again
lF1 oreu a school TOR the instruction 90 aunr
Genilemet aud Ladiee i'm the caininbn aud hinhrf
branches &c an English and Classical educaitua. in
Lower Waterford, W. on the second Moudsy a
September ncXt, being tho 0Jh dav.
The entlre satisfaction which Mr. Carpcntsf r4rr
last fall able teacher cannot FAT co sorufo t
him ample encouragement. we take --f-iart,aa
in recommending him an accomplished scholar.
and as aithiul teaclar. ID Is much Co bo trstrcd
that the 1ung PEOPLE ia ih.s ard tho neighsornr
towns viii avail themselves OF so favorable al 90
portnnity ior the cultivation of their minds
TERMs--thIeo dollars per quarter.
Instruc ION Will to gwen in the FrcHch Language
To any WHO MAJ desire 10. Lectures un vatiotss
subjects viii bo given a week or fortnigai D.,
MIR Carpenter to the school and all others " ~
may wish 10 attend them
THOMAS HALL, in behalf
OF the friends Of the school
Lower Waterford, VT July 20, IS;i9 Ia3-5N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
- superior Patent Truss
Tea hers Semiu ary.
PLYMOUTH " ~

TENlIE FALL TERM olthis Institution--in which
j the educatiun OF Teachers, male and female
IS primary ohJect-wil commence august 2lst
1Ed continue eleven weeks
Tho Seminary ~ furnished with able & expert
cnced Board Of Instructors,-a Principal, who
instructs in the Natural Sciences Teacher OF
Malhonllics-n Classical Teacher principal ct
The Female Department with necessary Assistants
Also. Instructors vocal and instrumental Music,
Bnd Penmauship.
While the Trustees deeply regret the removal OF
Mss ELLisoN 20 another field Of labor, they
happy IN tho belief that her successor, Miss A.
HALL, late frIncipal oi the Uxbridge Female
SEMINARY. will fiy sustain the high reputation Of
the i'Inala Department Of this Institution.
She viii be- assisted ~ Miss ASDEBsOS, Of
Hartford, Conn. whose qualifications and expy RI
once IN reaching, commend her 20 public conf
drnce
Lectures nay BE- expected. nearly evei1 day ot
the term. from the Principal Rev. = X. Han,
upon the Nsf0Fu n Education the .frf ~ TsachiNg
auj upon other scientific and important subjects.
TrirtaS. prE term, - Music and Penmaash'p
cara.
R-rvd trs'vflzv ~ eievgss from ~ 50 N 81 -
per ucet
Tho ,ufsr Trru wtil rHuIneurr November
2Fh tf order si thr Trustees-
GEO pa NCuNRD. seoy
~. s---zr.,, y % 5-s>s -. soJs, .,s;-l2S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
lIRIGlIrnN MARkEr

M@ndnF, 4uiF 10. i-.ti.
p ried for The Nsnkec 3 lrrner.I
A. mar. .r 10 Boot Csuir = yoke Working DH,u
- Cows "a Calves, I%to ~tgrr and l.au,f-
Btsa
PHtcfs Bcoi--SuH 90 decline We quoto Ersi
quality 2 sFs.Jo -~errai qnahty : - a a g.
thrrd 90 az s. g. 20
Wofan A. kEcn- w uottre tuI unp suk0 sold
at &tUTi
Goes a. Caircs --iiurd selling 90 auy ruco
W q uatist 9. az two slid al 81, kl7l2
Aorp 30 sfHbs-Salnt were made az - -. q
aud s1 ,
Atrtaf-. Market s-ev1s O. becou pisteIy sGrFIied
Thsfs arre Il few suld 81 retail, .ram 70 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

uy-The Van Buren, papers still keep up their
Ioaring about The late wing state convention. They
would no. make such n noise, il they were not Sc
riously alarmed. The convention much
more numerous than expected by them, that
they feel the danger that their hobbies and their
hum-bugs will not serve their purpose, after all
the ranting aud raving in which they have been
engaged for the last five months Still they do not
complain of the wing candidates. Their quarrel
is with sundry members of the convention, at
whom they make wry faces and whom they call
hard names They are much in the condition of
the boy who quarelled with his fellow whom he
knew TO he superior in strength, and therefore took
his revenge in the declaration, "WeI, darn we, if
cant lick ye, I'll make up mouths at your sister"
-Wo0dstock Mercury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
DEMT.GgEa

In Lutictop, n u. july ~, sttcr a prutfac ,ed
illness. OF soyeral weeks, DR. CALyIS AtSswoErH,
aged Go yCals-llo was Que Of tho early settlers
OF the town, and during, an ectNe professional lite
of about foty yosrs, directed by more than orJina-
~ strong % IF mind With kindness &C heart, he
contribute IN his life, very Considerably ia relisy-
ing the distress Of the sick, and ~ smoothing tbo
pillow OF i'S dying-may has rest be gorIOgs.-
CoMnUNIC s"fED.
In Braeo' lille, Ohio, April 9Th, Mr. Solon Tres
colt, aged about 40, formerly oi Danvilc.
In DanN lie, on the 9lh instant, Beiscy, wife of
MIR Jane hItlrdgc, JT aged b years, after dts
ressins ncss Of months During the lost %
days, she t'oh neither food medicine nothiu.
but cold tler.
In Chelssa, Miss Sophrona Bliss, aged 90.
SUICIDE We learn that Elder DaKiet EaroH OF
Craflsbury aged aboul75 years, committed. suicide
by hanglns himself on The l6Jh instant Cause
supposed q be depression of mind Star.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

An away from the subscriber on Saturday the
"a l2ih INST. lad about 10 years old, n amed
PEkCINAL BALDWIN, middling size, a broad
and had on black fur hat and grey fock coat
and brown pants and bad with him brown frock
coat. Whoever will inform me by letter or other.
wise, where the lad can be found shall be we'll
rewarded. RICHARD BALDWIN, JR.
Barnston, l.. G. july rs, 1899. I03--3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
From the Toronto CoioniSt.

Information has been received in town, that
few days ago, preparations were made in the
town of Cohourg to hold public meeting, to
take INTO consideration the report Of the Earl of
Durham. The meeting, i; is snid, was prevent
ed from taking place by the interference of a
member Of the compact, who procured set Of
DULLES, armed with sticks and marched them
through the street, as terror 10 the inhabitants
The meeting did not take place, as theepartes
VINO intended to meet had no desire to commit
u breach of the peace.
Since writing the above, we have been inform
cd that the bues marched in procession, with
their Compact leader Mt their head, to the mar
ket square, of Cobourg, where the meeting was
appointed to be held, and that riot took place.
Several persons were very severely beaten, and
if our information is correct, one person, prom
inent public character, and magistrate TOO, was
observed to notify the DULLES of the proper
time to commence operations. Mr. Boswell,
son of Hon. V. Boswell, was very severely
wounded on the head. This is the true knock
do,Un conservative sy stem, alias the family
compact system of Upper Canada! Three
years moro ofthis, my Lord RUSSELL and what
then'
The President visited the Navy Yard Brook
Ign, the Naval Lyceum, the Commodore S quar-
tiers, the Bone House, at the Wallabout, and 9th
err places.
This bone house is situated on Jackson street,
adjoining the Yard, and contains the remains of
the victims ITO the number of five thousand] of
the old British Prison Ship. 1t was recently
purchased at a tax sale by Benjamin Romaine,
to preserve it from Dissertation, and he has en-
ployed workmen to fit up and ornament the
| little building which contains the vault The
vault contains Is large collins standing OIL end,
on which are engraved the pames of the ID
States, and OIL each the following inscription
Sacred TO the Memory
of the
| American Seamen, Soldiers, an Citizens,
who suffered and died on board of
the British Prison Ships in the
Wallabout, during the
| Revolutionary
| War.
These collins are filled with bones, but are but
a small portion of the great numbers which
were burned on the spot The present collins
are copper, furnished at the sole expense OF Mr.
Romano, who paid $400 for the little spot, rath-
er than have it built upon.
Mr. Romaiue was the marshal of procession
which deposited the original collins in 1908, and
carried on his shoulder and planted the noble
tree which now stands at the door of the vault.
1t is his purpose to petition Congress for mon
ument-M Y. Paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

A public sale of oxen, horses. saddles. bridles,
Tow boats, batteaux, &c. belonging to the U. s.
troops, was advertised TO he held ut Carey s
Ferry on the 9th instant. The sale wns to he
peremptory, for cash. or United States Bank
notes. or notes ofspecio paying banks in Savon.
Cash or United States Bank notesr We shoII
see whether the officer who coupled with this
sale condition which treats with such open
contempt the humbug professions and party pol.
Icy OF the government will be brought TO a court
martial for his contumacy.-.4ilas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23
@B1A Obs

ln Pea "a 10 on tho 81 iast by Ps. ~. psxis
Nc Gideon ~ CLARK, 10 ttl,s ltaFrirt " s..s
10 ileOn pm, ~. on 80 - ir-i lss e Asb
lev, VI l. = Magusisr, tu NfsF Nav \ 1.rflI
Also 40 sa ,aipc fr-,. 'gherts tta.ish,.- b. tsI
10 Mlss IA sra, dEushlrf 60 -. laa-t e Moril-
late 90 SUI ~ VI
IN Rutllue, iiua solomon Food o. MI,s Eu,l,
Fay, dauEh - of the Editor oi tho Ea,laas Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

"Reformer and Democrat. The federal Office
holders of this village have apparently become
ashamed of daylight. They devise their plans
Of operations in the dark hours of night, and have
at last put themselves into a mask to go out and
operate upon the people. Their mask comes out,
entitled "the Reformer and Democrat" and it is
sent abroad with the view of quilting the public, in
their politics and in their pockets. In short this,
small affair is, and is 10 be, made up of the second
hand matter of the organ of the ocofoco ederaIists
with here and there scrap of scurrilty, of Islander
u of falsehood, which may be deemed too indecent
to grace even the columns Of the Vermont Patriot,
The getting up of this thing is worthy of attention,
and for this reason-it amply proves that the federal
office holders have no hope of carrying Vermont,
by open, fair and manly warfare-by free and
candid discussion of principles. The public press,
with known and responsible editors, will not an
swer the ends Of these demagogues they must
have an instrument without responsibility,
tute billings gate slang IN place Of sober and candid
argument-aye, in place even of the sufficiently
low and vulgar stuff which is too often found in
the ordinary public journals,--and pander to the
narrow preiudces ofmen, rather than appeal either
to their patriotism their principles. 1t proba
BILE that fewa very few-will be caught in this
baitcd trap of the federal pensioners but it
to that sober, candid and intelligent men will
look upon this in its true highland new trick to
catch gulls.-Watchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-07-23

II Good Business. There is lady West who
makes good business in conducting sIunder
suits. The Centreville Undinna) Chronicle Of
the I'd, says of the Circuit Court there:-
An action of SANDER was tried, which resulted
in verdict of $500 against the defendant. The
same plaintiff, young lady, about six months
ago; in similar action, against another individ
uai' recovered verdict of $1,000. few such
of the slanderer.